Essential modern soul tune I Want Your Body hidden as flip on this big boogie classic. NM vinyl, cover with lightest ringwear and small date (1980) stamp on back.

Damm Tony, pulling off such a modern classic... Fresh soul slice for the floor.

Modern soul fave that we are finding it very hard growing tired of around here. Good feel composition and Freddie sounds so smooth. Clean EX condition, cover has light sticker residue.

Euro only single release by the Cali studio setting Bottom Line with two excellent disco funk instrumentals. EX shape with mild storage wear only.

Off the radar crossover soul / disco with both sides useful. The jazzy instrumental Astogology won me over with heavy drums and tight brass section. German only issue in solid EX shape, cover with punchhole.

Back in stock! Such a treat here with the extended 6:55 disco version pressed as 7inch. Very very popular and very very rare. Picture sleeve has faint stamp on both sides, record is credible VG+ with light distortion ...

One-off soul project with stumping disco funk on Samson but had to run with the dreamy soul Sad Faces flipside. Flawless copy except for a tiny scribble on cover.

In demand modern soul with a nice disco feel. Pretty rare picture sleeve issue with the instrumental flip that reminds me of Touch Of Class I'm In Heaven.

Breakbeat disco funk with a nice soulful touch. Flipside with Where I'm Coming From is a nice yet funky ballad. Picture sleeve is strong EX, record with faint hairlines but plays near perfect

Funky stuff by the famous Alabama brass section supergroup. Both sides are loud dancefloor friendly disco funk with Hustle To The Music on the flip. Tear to label, cover and record in solid EX shape.

Fantastic Philly soul double sider with Let's Groove on the flip. Fresh looking picture sleeve press in flawless shape.

Top choice Philly disco sampled by Jungle Brothers and Public Enemy. Clean EX shape cover and wax.

Essential Herb Alpert tune, this disco-not-disco dancer is so fresh and the break mindblowing. Excellent Andy Armer production.

Scarce Italian picture sleeve press with the wonderful He Used To Be A Friend Of Mine flipside. Summertime chill in a Roy Ayers vein. Clean wax, small stamp on cover.

Rarest picture sleeve issue of this heavy funkster flipped by several Wetscoast players including Ice Cube and the mighty WC & The Mad Circle on West Up. Light cover crease and one pen mark, record with faintest lines...

Original version penned by John and William Valentine later covered to great success by Simply Red but this is the real deal. Great midtempo dancer and the brass heavy instrumental is real sweet too.

With a track titled Thighs High (Grip Your Hips And Move) the message is clear. Time to hit the floor...

Instant classic that everyone can get down with. Little bit of jazz, disco, funk.... a melting pot of brilliance.

Disco soul dancer with intro later lifted by Stereo MCs for their smash Connected. Clean record, cover has tiny scribble at front.

Just how big was this Miami disco groover in '79. Nice to have on 45 fitted in fresh TK picture sleeve. Top shape!