Seriously slept on cosmic oriental batucada track in Bahr Bela Ma, one that should get lots of plays. Mellow floating sounds goes hard percussion madness. You got to love it! Album is signed by Johnny Tame himself on ...

Undiscovered B-boy breaks in G'Söchta from Austrian crooner Wolfgang Ambros. Produced by mastermind Peter Hauke so no wonder really it sounds so funky. Original first pressing in stunning condition.

First pressing on Brain by space rockers Electric Sun lead by Uli Roth. Very guitar driven prog with the tittle track Eathquake and Electric Sun being my two favorites here. Some light marks on wax barely affecting pl...

Private pressed Highlife album out of the UK holding a few decent boogie instrumentals. My favorites is the Adom Tomorrow with great potential in my ears. Reduced price item due to marks and scuffs causing occasional ...

Essential Isley Brothers record with the ballad Don't Say Goodnight that was superbly used by Dilla on Bye and So Far to Go. Also includes the up-tempo boogie floor filler Here We Go Again. US original with stamp on l...

Eddie Kendricks just is the man for quality soul compositions. This Norman Harris production is pretty upbeat with He's a Friend, On My Way Home and It's Not What You Got all very worthwhile tracks for the dancefloor....

Underrated soul recording on RCA by the vocal trio Mirage. Stand outs in my books are Just A Phone Call Away and There Is A Love For Everyone with an excellent bassline. Unplayed US original with cut-out.

Mad underrated mid seventies Four Tops recording including the soulful bliss on Strung Out For Your Love and Look At My Baby. Not a rare pick but and a great one. US stock copy in unplayed condition and cut out.

Eighties dub and electro beats with Bootsy Collins on featured vocals. Covers of Yes We Can Can, Fire and more funky stuff dubbed up. Sticker on front cover.

Pretty undiscovered 80s funk release with I Loose Sleep Over You, Come & Get This Love and If The Phone Don't Ring all very worthwhile tracks. US original with cut-out.

Essential funk from the Brooklyn based gang led by Randy Muller whos career spun Skyy, Brass Construction and many other top acts. Favoured album by beat diggers and funk fans alike. Packed with samples used by the Wh...

Hard to match the quality of their exceptional debut but somehow they pull it off. Hip Hop breaks on The Message and What's On You Mind but I would favour the two disco funk spins in Sambo and Now Is Tomorrow. Essent...

Pretty hard to find disco funk album by the Bar Kays with the massive break beat anthem Let's Have Some Fun but also holds Attitudes that is a personal favorite. Vinyl has an ugly looking scratch on side 1 causing lig...

Rare picture sleeve on Jungle Jam records. Top tune from Brooklyn born disco funk pioneer Dwight York. Plenty of soft marks on vinyl but barely noticeable when played. Sounds like a good EX copy, jugde yourself.

Laid back disco funk in Mr Moonlight that stands out in my ears but fans of pace will favour I'm Gonna Dance. US original pressing on Dash with a poorly made cut out. Vinyl is very clean.

If not familar with this album you are in for a real treat. Alec Costandinos band mate Don Ray's only solo project has Cerrone at the knobs it is a modern classic in my eyes. Tittle track and Got To Have Loving are so...

Very clean copy of this Wille Hutch story telling funk favorite from his Fully Exposed album. Motown sleeve is a little worn but vinyl is crispy clean.

White label promo from Sir Mack Rice. Fuuuunky stuff on both sides here but my favorite is Coal Man. Sounds like his very own Soul Man. Fitted in ATCO company sleeve. Punch hole on label, vinyl is spotless.

Stunning looking Northern Soul original on Mirwood from '65. Come On Baby, Do The Duck....

One of the earliest 45s by the 5 Starsteps with vocal harmonies second to none. Bad News on the b side is a soul monster that is beggin to be looped. Buddah original in very very strong VG+ condition.