Recent discovery from touring through Europe for beats, this record is sick and among the rarest we have caught recently. Heavy hitting Danish Jazzmen in Finn Ziegler, Huggo Rasmussen, Jesper Thilo and Inger Christrup...

Completely slept on cosmic funkster with Tabou and Mountains King's Grotto pure essentials in my ears. Perfect cue for a spaced spaghetti western mix. Decent VG+ copy with subtle lines.

Back in stock! All time rare groove favorite from British mastermind composer Keith Mansfield. Boogaloo, Soul Thing, Walk On By and Moanin. A must have album. Polish Pronit pressing of KPM original in solid EX conditi...

Debut release by the Senegalese heavy hitters is a must in my eyes/ears. Killer mix of funk, deep drumming and quality afrobeat. French original in solid EX condition with sticker residue on front cover.

You got to credit Eddie Santiago for his choice of cover art. Even if you don't like salsa check out his style. Back cover is even better! Musically this is his best with heavy latin vibes for the floor, some samba as...

Excellent salsa and son by this Columbian constelation on the collectable SAR label. Kikiriki and Caramelo A Kiko stand out by overall a quality recording. Cover in shrink, vinyl is crispy clean NM-

Northern Soul faves in What's A Matter Baby and Fever but overall a good listen. Obviously inspired and trained singing gospel so a good choice if you are into this musical direction. Near perfect mono 1st press, cove...

Northern Soul / Popcorn / Gospel material on a release dating 1963 you get the popular I Ain't Gonna Cry No More, What's A Matter Baby and Insult To Injury here. Stunning NM copy in shrink.

May not be gospel as such but these Brits are getting pretty close and definately gets spiritual on House Of The Rising Sun, Maybe and Move On Train. Rare UK press wth flipback cover and vinyl in EX- condition.

He's A Friend Of Mine is a wonderful lush gospel soul piece and their cover of Dylan's Blowing In The Wind sounds great too. Overall a really good and completely untapped black gospel release on Buddah in near perfect...

Groovy sixties gospel release with top takes of Little Green Apples, For What It's Worth, California Dreaming and Son Of A Preacher Man. Radio Station stickers on label as well as cover, vinyl is clean EX but plays wi...

The very talented and very productive Reverend Cleveland on an early eighties release on NY indie label Phoenix that in fairness sounds early seventies. Superbly funky church pieces. Check Get Right Church for a feel ...

Indie label Black Gospel release out of New Jersey featuring a young Angela Simpson (famous for her early rap / spoken word funk release on Spectrum) reciting The Creation. Nice mix of church pieces and melodic gospel...

Always creative Timmy Thomas shines on this essential TK release with Africano and Touch To Touch clubby percussion heavy tunes.

Essential modern soul album with So Nice one of the finest slow jams that I will put up there with Don Blackman Hearts Desire and that says a lot. If you are looking for clubby disco beats Unforgettable will do the tr...

Reggie Griffin with Thrown Down a great boogie rap get-down tune for the floor. No Humans Allowed gets busy with vocoders and synthy effects lending heavily from Kraftwerk. Crispy clean wax, cover with minimal edge wear.

Pretty hard to sit still when Feel It plays nice and loud. Essential tune for any boogie funk and/or 80s soul floor. Stand Up is another great track as well. European release with alternative cover art. Strong EX copy...

Spotless copy of this Patrice Rushen masterpiece with Remind Me, Forget Me Nots, Number One all essentials to any soul / funk collection. NM vinyl grade and NM- cover grade.

Debut album release by the famed 4 piece gospel unit, Winans, that is obviously religious but well funky. Listen to Self to catch my drift. The guys are getting down nicely. Sticker tear cover plus some waves to cardb...

Fine modern soul / gospel recording from the Musche Shoal studios with two excellent mid tempo tunes in Searching and I'm Going Through.