Masterpiece Freda Payne album packed with soul samples. Many favorite producers where kept busy here. Start with the tasty It's Yours To Have and Run For Your Life but all in all a solid soul recording.

Madlib fans will surely recognise I Get High flipped nicely for Freddie Gibbs on... High obviously. More goodies in Stares And Whispers or Bring Back The Joy. Italian pressing in nice condition, cover has corner wear.

This is a great European only release that is well tough to track down. Freddy Delagaye with two dead funky covers of Philly Dog and Knock On Wood plus an excellent bossa track composed by Ambros Seelos. Cover is stro...

Soulful vocal harmonies for days on here making for a great producer record but also something the gospel fan would surely get down with. Plenty of funky tracks to be found on here as well though. Listen to a snippet ...

Great vocal harmonies and a tight rhythm section backing the quartet makes for a great soul album on RCA. Check their cover of Ain't No Woman Like The One I Got. Like new vinyl grade, gatefold cover with cut.

Brilliant crossover affair moving from party disco funk to floorfilling modern soul dancers. Check the wonderfuk Love Me Right for starters. US first pressing in gatefold cover and small cut out.

Groovy soul with the funky Hallelujah I Love Her So, Hey Little Angel and Groovy Situation all classic good feel soul groovers. US original with disc in EX shape, cover in nice shape with mild ringwear only.

When star arranger, composer and producer Gene Page hits the solo game it can only turn out smooth. Add to that close friend Barry White to the plate and you are in for a string laden soul feast. Start with Satin Soul...

If you only want one Geoff Love album this is the best. Funky wah wah themes and hard breakbeat drums on Three Days Of Condor, Jaws, Airport 75 and more. Copy has LOTS of lines/marks from DJing but playback is fine wi...

Modern gospel soul on famous New Jersey label Savoy. Lots of upbeat tracks on here paced by drummer Joseph Reid but as I am a sucker for soul samples I had to run with Teach Me on the soundclip. Can't imagine that thi...

Only one reason for picking up this album but a damn good one. I Get Lifted sound so fresh and will cause head nodding with all b-boys and b-girls. Put to great effect by Erick Sermon for Keith Murrays classic of the ...

Like new copy of this funky Pips release with Operator, Guess Who and Morning, Noon and Night all killer upbeat soul pieces. Back cover with small tear, otherwise NM all round.

Scarce and rare gospel funk album from the Gospelaires out of Ohio. I like the many funky church pieces and it holds the great and funky version of George Harrison's My Sweet Lord. Excellent condition.

Heavy funk with drum breaks galore on The Jam used by everyone in Hip Hop from Biz Markie to Geto Boys. Album has got more on offer though with I Can't Stand The Rain and the beautiful Your Love. US original with medi...

Pure brilliance from Greg Perry, everything on this debut release from'75 is killer. Variety Is The Spice Of Life and Come On Down are both all time modern soul classics. US original with soft lines, plays great.

Timeless soul recording by this wonderful diva joined by all the Miami heads in Clarence Reid, Latimore, Timmy Thomas... 90% Of Me Is You, Move Me Baby, He Keeps Something Groovy Goin On. The list of quality here is l...

Groovy sixties gospel release with top takes of Little Green Apples, For What It's Worth, California Dreaming and Son Of A Preacher Man. Radio Station stickers on label as well as cover, vinyl is clean EX but plays wi...

Epic disco soul album with Satisfaction Guaranteed and The Love I Lost both essential hands up good-feel tunes for the club. Graded gatefold cover and wax VG as some scuffing and edge wear but still a very useful copy.

Favorite Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes album or at least the most consistent. Bad Luck, To Be True, Hope That We Can Get Together Soon and more. Sampled, edited and flipped by Madlib, Kanye West, 9th Wonder, Common...

What a great Harold Melvin recording with I Miss You a bit of a Thom Bell favorite. Cleverly used by Jay Z back in his early days. Nothing rare but a firm recommendation.