Classic US rock with vocals flipped by Method Man on the killer Wu Tang Clan. Clean EX original in plain sleeve.

Drum break used by Boogie Down Production and others back in the days. Clean US original in Columbia sleeve.

Heavy drum breaks on the flipside Jupiter Child by hard rockers Steppenwolf. US original with significant groove wear and scuffing. No deep marks but plays with background noice.

Great double sider by the singing lady of reggae. Listen to the flipside Never Let Me Go. Soft brushed hairlines but pretty much all inaudible.

Popish soul with a nice cover of Viva Tirado. Their version was sampled by Poor Righteous Teachers if I remember correctly. Cheapo copy with hairlines causing crackle but it wears off.

Hippy vocal harmony soul on Bell. Great summertime tune in very decent VG condition.

More of that wonderful hurting soul by Harold Melvin And The Bluenotes. Listen to part 2. UK original pressing on PIR.

Natalie Cole is crazy underrated in my eyes. May not be her funkiest moment but can she sing or what. Little wonder really with a dad like that. Visual VG grade but plays much much better.

Soulful disco spin by Natalie Cole. None other than Chuck Jackson producing. Brushed hairlines but plays VG++

Bill Curtis and crew just never stops funkin (thankfully). Classic NYC disco funk. Solid center UK Spring. Superficial marks but plays VG+

Harvey Mason side project with great bass heavy funk and the Basement Jaxx sampled Chinese Funk Song (Far Beyond) on the flip. Note that Unlock The Funk plays EX whereas the flip has rub from the label causing clicks ...

De La Soul sampled disco favorite. Always nice to have this as 45. UK Arista pressing in decent VG shape, far few marks but plays nice and loud.

Feel good boogie by Solar household quartet that spun many great dancers during the 80s. Disc is flawless, label with stamp and penmarks.

Flip this sweet baby for Never Judge A Cover By It's Book, a great downbeat jazzy instrumental break begging to be looped. US original in Epic sleeve.

Wonder soul ballad from their rare debut album. Lovely vocal harmony on another quality Gene Page / Barry White production. So nice...

The Fly Flies Again.... Classic Norman Whitfield hanclapping disco funk. Marks on both sides, Car Wash theme plays great.

Always had a soft spot for Rose Royce and this one captures her style perfectly. Nothing rare at all but wow...

Breakbeat classic on US pink label Kama Sutra. Nothing rare but kinda essential. Groove wear and marks but plays VG+

Not much introduction necessary. Group harmony folk rock with those fat sample ready drums.