Classic disco funk 45 that fits a BT Express or Jimmy Castor cue any day. US original in strong VG+ condition.

Quality New Orleans Soul ballad from Aaron Nevile on Par Lo. Flawless near mint condition.

Brilliant 45 with what I believe is an exclusive track not on his Front Line album releases. Either way, it sounds great. UK original with plenty of marks but plays alright.

Happy Time is good but in my books it's all about the flip here with If You Want Good. Quality dub that gets plenty pf plays here. UK original with some visual flaws but plays EX-

Classic German freakbeat with strong opening break. Not to sure of Udo's accent but still a funny and funky track... Light crackle on first few grooves of intro so downgraded to VG, rest plays great!

Rare double sider with the Ray Parker penned Let Me Love You on the flip used frequently in Hip Hop. Take Me I'm Yours just is a fine boogie spin. Inaudible groove wear. US original in Buddah company sleeve.

Two excellent soul tracks from the Finally Got Myself Together release. The Ed Townsend track turned out to be their biggest selling single. US Curtom original with groove wear, plays VG+

This one stills seems a little under the radar. Far from his earlier sounds but a great wah wah guitar funk goes disco. Strong EX condition.

Funky fresh near mint copy of this classic masterpiece from Lionel and crew. Will forever remind me of the Beastie Boys...

Excellent little groover from French favorites Les Charlots. Very clean EX copy with only light ringwear on back cover.

Space disco fun from British soundtrack composer Alan Tew. A few worthwhile disco drum breaks thrown in useful for production. Punchhole and stamp on cover. Wax is clean.

Cheesy German easy listening band leader Kai Warner goes Philly disco. Crispy clean vinyl, cover medium wear to edges.

French favorite Bernard Estardy on a cosmic trip. The title track off the in-demand album with edited version on the flip. Vinyl is clean, cover with creasing but no splits.

Rates as one of my personal favorites from Fatback Band. Raw funk straight from the streets of NYC. I can imagine Bill Curtis doing the Njia swag back in '73. Strong VG+ condition complete in Perception company sleeve.

Classic afro funk material on scarce french 45 picture sleeve. Cover is VG+ and wax VG. Plays with noice.

Slept on Miami funk monster that surely will cause some action to your speakers when played loud. Great bassline and tight horn section.

Brilliant modern soul stomper that is a true winner played out. Dunhil original with many soft brushed hairlines on wax but plays great. Small tear on label.

All about the flip here with Much Better Off, a wonderful soul tune by The Miracles from their rare Special Occasion album out in '68. Vinyl is clean but plays with light background distortion at intro.

How can you go wrong with this all-time Tamla classic from one of the greatest soul talents ever. US original with light groove wear from storage but barely audible.

Classic Norman Whitfield disco funk anthem in flawless condition. MCA company sleeve.