Great boogie cut from always popular Nick Straker set as red transparent 7" vinyl. His classic signature sound plus a few vocoders thrown in on top. Great instrumental version on the flip.

Vince Montana Jr in charge and the result is all you would expect of the master. Upbeat dance floor favorite with a heads up to the real DJs.

All female Euro disco / boogie unit with a few very worthwhile 45s and albums out during the seventies. Soulful groover.

Grrrrrreat flipside on this Dash original 45 with Devil Boogie a nice good feel mover. Brushed hairlines fom storage but plays well.

More of that good late seventies Miami boogie from Foxy. Call It Love on the flipside. Borderline VG+ condition with some groove wear.

Modern soul 45 that wins you over with time. Listen yourself. Van McCoy production in RCA company sleeve. B side with storage wear.

The Troutman break was flipped by Black Sheep, Digital Underground and Tupac among others. US original in flawless condition.

Disco funk classic that was used in Hip Hop as well as House back in the 90s. Epic US original in company sleeve.

Scarce 45 from their brilliant 45 Bottom's Up album out in '83. I like the soulful I Just Wanna Hold You on the flip. US original in solid EX condition.

Dino Fekaris and Freddie Perren getting down and groovy yet again. Nothing rare but a great block party 45 that will have the ladies shaking their...

A treat to have this block party groover as 45. Hard not to stire some action with this piece. Does not show up all to often. UK Motown in lovely condition.

Disco groove with shout out to one of the finest cities around, be it for diggin, crusin, eating, loving.... New York City!!

Off the radar 80s soul / boogie cut. Nice little synth / drum break on here as well. Stock copy in company sleeve, vinyl with little storage wear.

Block party favorite that was sampled on and off in house and hip hop. Always a popular dancer. US original in EX condition, groove wear on the less interesting A Feeling Is side.

All time B-boy anthem with top breaks. The instrumental Southern Sunset is equally good. Picture sleeve issue with big sticker on back.

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

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

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

Two great tunes on this UK only single release. Disco Inferno being the most recognizable but I personally prefer I Like It. Jazzy disco funk...

Chris Hill and crew funkin as ususal. Both sides are dancefloor friendly disco funk with Everybody Dance on the flip.