Back in stock! Big philly dancer from their brilliant Wake Up Everybody album release. VG+ copy with inaudible groove wear, listen to the actual record on the clip.

Back in stock! Essential soul classic written by top team McFadden Whitehead. One that has been sampled frequently in house tunes. Clean EX copy with clean labels.

Definately one of the finest Philly soul ballads and a must to any soul sample connoisseur. Gold label PIR pressing that is not so easy to find.

Breakbeat soul classic with drums used by Premo and Dj Scratch on classic Gang Starr and EPMD joints. Softest of marks but plays straight EX. What Am I Waiting For on the flip.

Essential Bobby Martin soul production with wonderful vocal harmonies only The Manhattans can pull off. Not so easy find as single release.

Drumbreak intro on this top choice Isley Brothes funk groover but the reason to grab it is the solo work on the part 2 side. Cracker, these guys can play funk...

Does anyone sing 'love' like Al Green? Southern soul essentail produced by Hi Records main man Willie Mitchel. Flipped by Ghostface Killa among others. Strongest VG+ grade, plays EX.

Back in stock! Classic soul material from the smoothest man in the game. I Wish You Were Here has been sampled on and off in hip hop for years. Copy does not look the freshest but plays perfect.

Quality Eugene Record materiel later covered to great succes by Maryann Farra. I believe We Need Order on the flip was sampled way back when.

Just Blaze getting busy with this classic Eugene Record production. From one mastermind producer to another. Flipside to Toby. US Brunswick original.

Brunswick household name Chi Lites with the Acklin / Record big hitter from '73. Agenda here is a love not drugs by the way. Groove wear but plays well, check soundclip.

Detroit studio group mostly famous for the Tom The Peeper track but flip it for a great crossover soul in Goodbye Love. Quality stuff.

Quality funk track in Party Hardy people but really been enjoying the modern soul flip Do You Feel It. Great stuff..

Early seventies soul cut by Tyrone Davis and produced by Willie Henderseon. Good stuff on both sides but listen to Just Because Of You for starters. Marks on wax but plays well.

Flipside to Everybody Was Rockin from her great Danger High Voltage album. Alston original in crispy clean EX condition however there is a light crackle at intro turns.

Smokey's vocal side for this seventies blaxplitation flick is good but the part 2 is genius. Soulful disco for the floor. UK original in fitting Motown sleeve.

The Star Wars theme always works well with the boys but flip this baby for a heated percussion driven disco breakbeat score, Funk!! Groove wear to wax but plays great.

Short but sweet breakbeat opener. That loop does sound crisp. Lalo Shifrin and Mike Curb joining forces for the Kelly Heroes score. US original with wax in clean shape, label with penmarks and sticker.

Malcolm Magaron of Les Humphries fame and later recording as Malcolm Lock's covering the Lincoln Chase classic and doing a crackin job at it. Rare Euro only single release. Visual VG copy but plays VG+

Funky covers of Living For The City and Who Is He And What Is He To You. Both sides are heavy on synth with exellent solo work. Brushed hairlines, plays VG+ with light noise on flip.