Solo tip by Compton Most Wanted leader with a full 8 great remix versions by Dj Spinna and DJ Slip. US press in strong EX condition and original promo jacket.

80s boogie banger by the Bronner Brothers out of Atlanta. NM copy in fitting Bronner Brothers jacket. Cover has writing.

Electro driven Italo from Bar Code. To my knowlegde their only track. A pity as it works pretty well. Lots of soft marks causing some background noise. Neutral cover.

Seventies Euro disco sleaze with cathy chorus. Rare Disco Special 12" in fine condition.

Lovely 12 inch version with the dub instrumental masterpiece Every Need Got An Ego To Feed on the flip. Wear to cover and plenty of marks on vinyl.

Two quality tracks from their debut album. Brooklyn Uptown Connection on the flip. New York classic in unplayed condition. Mercury cover with original sticker.

Killer bassline breakdown on this massive dancefloor anthem. UK extended version backed by Love Express.

Essential electro funk with vocoder vocals all over the place. UK MCA pressing is decent VG+ shape, pretty clean copy but plays with light background noise.

With Dexter Wansel producing and lovely Phyllis Hyman covering the Bobby Caldwell masterppiece What You Won't Do For Love you just know it is going to be fun.

Need a cue for Anita Ward's Ring My Bell it is right here but I tend to flip it for the smacking b-side You Gotta Keep Dancing. Floorfiller material in minty fresh condition. Motown jacket with cut out.

My favorite Queen Samantha cut and always good to pack the 12 inch with its nice long 6'44 min remix version. Fantastic uptempo stuff for the floor. Listen.

Essential DJ 12inch of what remains a true dub classic. How do you spell New York.....? Loud pressing perfect for the clubs. Writing on front cover.

Fantasy promo 12inch with the Phil Kaffel disco mix of Glide. Definately the best version around and that bass works a blast in my ears. The Real Thing on the flip. Comes in Fantasy disco sleeve that is pretty worn ar...

You got to give it to Herb Alpert and Randy Badazz for landing such a huge break midway through this jazz funk goes disco piece. No wonder Biggie was up in airs at the Hit Factory when listening to Puff Daddy's loops.

Favorite 'good feel' record that every DJ should own a copy of. 7 plus min of uplifting 80s soul, the perfect soundtrack for the weekend.

Malcolm McLaren side project with Se'Divine and JazzyJust. Instrumental version on the flip. Nice cut-up DJ track. Perfect copy in shrink.

Quality Proto-House cut out of Belgium released on the recommended Another Side label. Brilliant synth a little on the minimalistic New Wave side of things. Unplayed stock copy.

Bobby Orlando led side project with a disco banger out on Belgian disco / italo label BMC. Soft marks but plays great.

Plenty of reason to grap this bootleg baby. Chas Jankel, Chi Lites and the Caspar boogie rap are all quality tunes plus you get some early chicago house from Claudio Galdez.

Fred Wesley produced disco classic. Not a rare pick but essential to any disco collector. Gone For The Weekend on the flip. EX- condition with two inaduible marks, company jacket.