Such a funky treat hidden as flip to the famous Ray Dorcet smash. Fuzzy rock with hard drums and fine solo work. Surface lines but playgrade is solid VG+

Seldom seen single release by US folk rock grouping Sonoma. Bob Monaco work produced extensively for ABC / Dunhill in charge adding a soulful touch.

Flipside to the forgettable Rocky Mountain Way, the Day Dream Prayer is a wonderful composition by US rocker Joe Walsh from his The Smoker You Drink, The Player You Get.

Classic US folk rock spearheaded by Dennis Coffey and Mike Theodore. Nice cheerful vibes on Lady Luck but start with the upbeat Maybe Baby featuring Jim Gold on vocals.

Funky sixties sunshine rock with good drum work on the Maybe We've Been Loving Too Long side. Some marks on btoh sides but playgrade is VG+

Bluesy southern rock groove with that warm Tony Joe White vibe and some great storytelling lyrics. Cover and record with wear but still a useful copy. Cost is reduced.

Flipside winner with the intense drum heavy Heia Valenga. Surface lines but inaudicle and a solid VG+ playgrade not far from EX.

Not much introduction necessary. Group harmony folk rock with those fat sample ready drums.

Big big drums on this Atomic Rooster single from their fantastic In Hearing Of album. Copy grades VG/ VG+ with a few ticks and light background noise but still a very useful sample copy.

Classic breakbeat material with Billy Swan covering the Elvis Presley smash. Gotta love that downbeat break...

Killer psych soul cover version of the Temptations classic. Monster drumbreak included. Must have material to any beat digger. German press in picture sleeve.

Sixteen Tons is entertaining but still This Is My Life the best bet here. Always groovy stuff by the British jazz rockers Collective Consciousness Society.

Melodic feel good southern rock out on Kama Sutra with the old message of the difficulties of multi cultural love. US original with some marks causing light crackle. Reduced price.

No prog rock here but a funky rock 45 that is a must on Halloween. All so Spooky....

American folk rock floater as WB speciality pressing. Used by Jam & Lewis on Someone To Call My Lover by Janet Jasckson.

Ol' School sample material used by everyone from Kool Moe Dee to Eminem. Good 45 for Hip Hop DJs still showing off skills on wax...

Eric Clapton and co with the huge hit Layla sampled on and off in Hip Hop. US original ATCO press.

Flip this folky baby for Who Will You Be Tomorrow with excellent psyched drum work. Clean US original but plays with some crackle.

Crossover pop / rock dancer wth potential on soul floors. Stunning EX++ condition in Steed company sleeve.

Glamish drum action here on seldom seen US original Big Tree 45. Not sure if ever flipped...