Classic disco funk that was sampled frequently. Top bassline. Nothing rare here but a top quality tune. Capitol company sleeve.

Definately one of his finest moments used frequently in Hip Hop. Simply a top quailty soul tune from a top quality soul crooner. Light groove wear to wax.

Prelude production with a strong NYC disco vibe. France Joli's biggest hit. US original 45 with visual but inaudible groove wear.

Quality bassline and funky disco sounds from their brilliant second album. US original in strong VG+ condition.

All about the flip here with On The One a seriously funky 80s groover from the Cameosis album. Cameo just makes that boogie funk of the finest kind...

Easy As Pie on the flip is a well underrated Fekaris / Perren production. In fairness I don't think Peaches & Herb ever received the attention they deserved.

British disco funk from their Candles album. Nice upbeat stuff that deserves a spin when out and about. US original in EX company sleeve.

Philly disco soul with Sexy used in Hip Hop. I really like the flip as well with the downbeat funky Human Nature. US original in PIR company sleeve.

Underrated disco soul on Columbia with both sides decent play out tunes. Listen to Changes. US original in company sleeve.

Bill Curtis and crew just never stops funkin (thankfully). Classic NYC disco funk. Solid center UK Spring. Superficial marks but plays VG+

Harvey Mason side project with great bass heavy funk and the Basement Jaxx sampled Chinese Funk Song (Far Beyond) on the flip. Note that Unlock The Funk plays EX whereas the flip has rub from the label causing clicks ...

De La Soul sampled disco favorite. Always nice to have this as 45. UK Arista pressing in decent VG shape, far few marks but plays nice and loud.

Feel good boogie by Solar household quartet that spun many great dancers during the 80s. Disc is flawless, label with stamp and penmarks.

Flip this sweet baby for Never Judge A Cover By It's Book, a great downbeat jazzy instrumental break begging to be looped. US original in Epic sleeve.

Another brilliant late seventies boogie 45. Lifted by PE on Sophisticated B.... Happiness Togetherness on the flip. Fine condition in Epic company sleeve.

Underated 80s soul by Frankie Beverly. Running Away is a solid boogie track. Stock copy in Capitol company sleeve.

Top soul jazz from the master himself and James Ingram. From the album of the same name. Crisp and clean copy in AM company sleeve.

All time B-boy anthem with top breaks. The instrumental Southern Sunset is equally good. Bang records company sleeve.

Beautiful cover by Cheryl and Luther of the Marvin & Tammi ballad. Great end-of-nighter. Top condition in Columbia sleeve.

Works as good today as in '78. Reminds me of scouting for early Ultimate Breaks & Beats records. US original in Columbia sleeve. Light groove wear on vinyl.