Prelude classic with Jocelyn Brown and the rest of the girls on a upbeat disco tip. The tittle track is fierce and should move most dancefloors. US white label promo in stunning condition.

Back in Stock! Beautiful near mint copy of one of the best cosmic electro projects to come out of Germany. Bassist Hans Peter Ströer of the Mild Maniac Orchestra solo release is quailty from start to finish. Cruisin a...

Back in Stock! Hard to find moog driven soul funk afro fun with the Soul Makossa title track being my personal favorite. European only release that does not show up often. Few light scuffs on wax but all superficial a...

Back In Stock! No introduction needed really, this remains one of the best and mostly targeted German grooves. Hans Hammerschmid production with the groovy Wieviel Menchen Ware Glücklich and the fantastic Im 80. Stock...

Excellent French release arranged the mighty Karl Heinz Schafer. A lovely mix of downbeat funk and melodic pop groovers. Check La Verte for a feel. French gatefold pressing in solid EX condition.

The only really worthwhile album by the good frenchman Danyel Gerard thanks to the freakbeat favorite Sexologie. Few superficial lines on wax but the main cut is crispy clean. Gatefold cover.

Not a rare pick from Amiga but a good Soul Jazz release with a discofied take of the Bobby Hebb all time classic Sunny. Flawless copy bordering NM.

Crazy moog covers of Beethoven, Mozart, Schubert with stacks of loops and samples thrown in. Should appeal to Library collectors as well as fans of the abstract sounds. Stunning NM copy.

Moog madness here with covers of some of the biggest rock anthems. The moog just is a killer instrument if you are into the psychedelic soundscape. The track Aquarius was flipped by the mighty Beastie Boys on Get It T...

Nice undercover freakbeat percussion release that perfectly blends a late 60s psychedelic sound with a soul touch. Highlights include Let's Go, Skinny Minny and their cover of La Bamba. Tons of bassline and breaks her...

Late 60s Amiga release that any euro groover fan should explore. Lots of spaced out psychedelic sounds and a top take of House Of The Rising Sun. Weak VG+ copy, fragile paper cover with heavy edge wear to bottom seam.

To be expected by Mr Hammond you get plenty of organ fun as Klaus Wunderlich promotes the new Wersi organ. His take of Theme From Shaft is pretty decent and Wersivoice Rock sound good as well. NM vinyl, cover with lig...

UK 1st pressing on DJM of this now famous oddball record packed with fat drums, guitar picking, melodic harmonica and rhodes. Dancing Machine, Doo-Di-Dog-Dad, Groovin and lots of other good cuts. Nice copy with tear t...

Euro only soul funk release by US national Lester Wilson covering lots of classics including solid takes of I'm Gonna Make You Love Me, Wrong Place and River Deep Mountain High. Much better pick than expected and not ...

Ambros Seelos jetting off unto sunny shores and providing the soundtrack to go with it. Nothing as hot as Mabusso or Fire on this one but still keeping it funky. Nice disco drumbreak on Never Ever. Solid VG+ copy with...

Very rare compilation featuring top tracks by Dick Hyman, The Hellers, Brass Impact and more. Plenty of oddball tunes for the experimental DJ here. Moog, Mini Moog and More... Soft lines on vinyl, plays great!

Bert Loska and Jay Five playing tracks by Christian Bruhn, Berry Lipman aka Friedel Berlipp and other German 60s Easy Listening heads. Pretty cheesy schlager beat. Should be a good pick for the immense number of colle...

Back in Stock! NM copy of what is probably James Last's most sought after album. A great producer record with lots of dark deep phases and down-tempo breaks. Enjoy Walking in Space. Polydor first pressing in collector...

Euro Groove action with James Last covering Sing A Simple Song, Inner City Blues and Everyday People. Classic material that was featured in Wax Poetics back in the early digging days. Flawless copy!

Take one look at this cover and tell me if you expect to find anything remotely funky on here? Me neither, but thanks to Die Peanuts there is actually a few decent tracks including a cover of Mercy Mercy Mercy. Weird ...