Bobby Martin produced Lou Rawls soul with a disco touch, also covered by Barry White. US original with some visual but largely inaudible groove wear.

Classic disco funk that was sampled frequently. Top bassline. Nothing rare here but a top quality tune. Capitol company sleeve.

Delicious Vinyl 45 with Tone Loc being Loc'ed After Dark. Neat picture sleeve with tear, vinyl is crispy clean.

Definately one of his finest moments used frequently in Hip Hop. Simply a top quailty soul tune from a top quality soul crooner. Light groove wear to wax.

Prelude production with a strong NYC disco vibe. France Joli's biggest hit. US original 45 with visual but inaudible groove wear.

Quality bassline and funky disco sounds from their brilliant second album. US original in strong VG+ condition.

All about the flip here with On The One a seriously funky 80s groover from the Cameosis album. Cameo just makes that boogie funk of the finest kind...

Essential double sider from MJ and crew. Huge dancefloor anthem in Forever Came Today that's been edited notoriously and the Dilla Donut sample in All I Do Is Think Of You. Copy plays with a dozen of loud clicks (not ...

Classic soul break used by pretty much everyone in Hip Hop. Drums are great but so is Fredda...

Easy As Pie on the flip is a well underrated Fekaris / Perren production. In fairness I don't think Peaches & Herb ever received the attention they deserved.

Classic deep funk material and one up there among War's best tracks. Used & covered by Geto Boys, Da Lench Mob, King Tee.... Looks a little worn with lines and marks but plays well. Reduced price.

British disco funk from their Candles album. Nice upbeat stuff that deserves a spin when out and about. US original in EX company sleeve.

Philly disco soul with Sexy used in Hip Hop. I really like the flip as well with the downbeat funky Human Nature. US original in PIR company sleeve.

Underrated disco soul on Columbia with both sides decent play out tunes. Listen to Changes. US original in company sleeve.

Forget about the Get In Touch side and flip it for No Tears Woman, a lovely lovers rock tune only out in the UK. Pretty scarce as 45.

Reference copy with heavy wear, no skips but clicks, pops etc. Fine as DJ copy for a drunken crowd.... Sitting In The Bush is the rocksteady groover to go for here.

Classic b-side material from the fantastic Teddy still pulling off quality soul tunes by the early eighties.

Recommended vocal soul cut on Buddah with Why Did I on the flipside. US original with very light groove wear.

Pieces is the one to go for here. Nice vocal soul material used in Hip Hop by many including Jay Z.

Sweet soul music sampled frequently in Hip Hop but the main cut in my ears is the flip with I Take It Out On You. Copy is visually VG but plays straight VG+