Dancefloor friendly euro groove material by the Austrian femme fatale. Collectible single in original picture cover. Some faint marks on disc but playback is great.

Mega rare Hair double sider by The Broadway Matadors featuring Shirley Thompson and Su Kramer. Fat drum break intro on Aquarius and a psyched version of Let The Sunshine In all fitted unto gold labelled Las Vegas pres...

The Dieter Reith Combo is backing Gene Williams getting his soul groove on. Pretty hard to find picture sleeve single. Looks VG but plays really well, nice and loud.

Funky Spanish only soul groove with tight instrumentation and a funky vibe on both sides. Superb looking and sounding EX condition.

Cool Spanish sung cover of the famous and always popular soul treat. Love the guitar work solo work as well and the colorful cover art. Record and cover in good shape, a few noticeable ticks but nothing bad, plays well.

Paul Nero aka Klaus Doldinger paying dues to one of the greatest soul talents ever, Mr Otis Redding. Funky sax driven instrumental. Cover is creased, record shows hairlines but VG+ playback.

Great single with cool cover art and a good disco vocal track in The Ape Planet backed by a fine jazz-funk groover The Ape Waltz. A real winner...

Dutch jazzman Rogier van Otterloo with two cinematic sides from the Help De Dokter Verzuipt film. Some rub at intro of Help side causing crackle, rest is EX.

Nice soul-jazz vibes on this French single only release. The instrumental side stand out but if you prefer, Cyril Azzam lays down a smooth vocal performance on the flip. Super clean EX plus plus condition.

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.

Klaus Nowy and Keith Forsey putting their moog synths to best of use here. A lot of quality to come out of this South German studio setting over the years.

Nice cosmic vibes on this Klaus Doldinger gem made for cigarette brand Peer Export. Both sides useful with Loco Motive my personal favorite.

Oddball instrumental with deep sampe ready feelings on the Lake Placid side and midtempo easy listening vibes on the Snow Reggae side. Soft brushed hairlines, plays well.

By far the best and also rarest single outut by Dutch beat duo Enry and Myrna David. Both sides rocking, nice upbeat movers. Soft surface lines on disc, cover with punch hole and cross.

Ducth pop duo with Enry and Myrna David producing inviting a range of singers to join in. German pressing on Finger with huge hole to cover.

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

Franz Auffray (the man behind the Original Popcorn masterpiece on Egg) side project with an rather forgettable disco cover of A Wither Shade Of Pale, skip that and head towards the Tropical Wind side, a great deep ins...

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...

Flipside winner with Naxos a great downbeat piece with traces of disco and funk. Really cool little instrumental tune. The Last Song a-side is as painful as its gets in this genre...

Just love these weird electro gems, some guy jamming on the moog and naming the result Crazy Little Cockoo. Like new copy, cover with minimal crease.