Swiss oddball disco track by studio head Pepe Lienhard fitted with an evil drama break that keeps popping back up throughout the track. Faintest marks, plays EX, plain sleeve.

One of the Belgian organ wizard funkiest affairs. Handclapping soul boogaloo dancer that would have caused intense movement on dancefloors all over Brussels and far beyond in '68. Brushed hairlines and visual in VG co...

Brano Hronec (popular diggers debut album on Opus) in charge of this hippy popsike single so little wonder the drums are so hard. First time find on small German label Pop Music. Grade VG as light crackle at intro tur...

Czerwone Gitary (Rote Gitarren) touring Berlin and rocking things up Polish style. Nice fuzzy guitar dancer on Amiga. EX++ shape not far off NM.

Funky southern rock with wah wah guitar and tight drums. Best track of her only album release here as picture sleeve single. Cover with one pen mark at front and small tears at opening seam, record looks VG+, plays EX.

Fantastic mix of psychedelic beat and schlager fun, courtesy of Peter Thomas and Mladen Franko. Flawless EX++ copy, cover has faint ringwear at back.

Back in stock! Classic German freakbeat produced by Johnny Harris with strong opening and closing drum breaks. Not to sure of Udo's accent but still a funny and funky track... Light crackle on first few turns of intr...

Locomotiv GT providing the backing with the Hungarian charmer doing what she does best. Softest marks not far from EX.

Hammond organ connaisseur Klaus Wunderlich with his famous version of Summertime. It just is a quality break. Nothing rare but essential. Light lamination peel to gatefold cover, record is clean.

Not such a big fan of the chart topping Pop Corn Makers but the flip to Tchip Tchip is actually a great track, one of their few winners. Copy not the best with hairlines and marks but still a useful copy...

Moog madness with Hot Butter tackling the smash hit Tequila. Their own Tomatoes on the flipside. Kinda silly but what the heck...

No idea who is behind The Moogies but to little surprise, he plays moog. Fun little single with plenty of bleeps and bloops on offer. Copy looks VG with many fine surface lines but still a decent listen.

James Last goes Batucada with Happy Brasilia. Quality dancefloor track, combed on one of the Mojo Club albums. Top condition.

Great Euro only afro disco groove with long / short versions. Cheapo DJ copy with visual wear but plays VG++

Mastermind composer Peter Thomas bridging the gap bewteen jazz and schlager in 1967. For fans of cinematic blips and blops on the organ.