The original scatman aka Scatman Crothers recording for Motown with Dudley Brooks producing. Rhythm and blues with a strong jazzy vibe throughout. Spotless condtion, cover has small, neat cut out.

You could claim this is not the right section for a Ritchie Havens album as the guy records more on a political folk rock note but What About Me and Teach Your Children has got plenty of soul so it will qualify. Great...

Masterpiece live set by the multi talented singer, keyboardist, composer, arranger and producer Donny Hathaway. US first pressing with gatefold cover and ATCO company sleeve. Record has the odd mark but completely sup...

Classic soul jazz joint by the Georgian jazz man. Nice cover of See See Rider and Hey Now is great too. UK pressing on Deacon in good VG+ shape, cover has rip on backside.

Rare original gatefold US pressing by the mighty B.B. King. A must for beat diggers with both The Thrill Is Gone and You're Losin Me featured here. Cover is in strong VG++ condition whereas the record itself has groov...

Essential breakbeat fave with those heavy heavy drums courtesy of studio drummer Roger Hawkins who laid down the action on tons of classic soul / funk hits. Hats off to Little Richard though for recording something so...

Just back from touring the UK and he brought a whole lot of shakin with him back to the US. A grand recording that fans of rock and roll (Jimi Hendrix rumoured to play guitar on here) and soul heads will surely need i...

Marvellous compilation of Johnny Guitar Watson's early work. Funky rhythm and blues cut for labels like King, Chess or Okeh. Give the title track a go to hear what the man with the guitar sounds like anno early sixtie...

Back in stock! Rhythm and blues main man Johnny Watson with a classic album release that turned a frequent sample source for Westcoast Hip Hop productions. UK pressing in lovely EX shape.

Back in stock! Famous bluesly funk including the monster opening break on Superman Lover flipped notoriously and the entertaining Ain't That A Bitch title track. German original in strong EX shape, both cover and disc...

Obviously by '81 the sound is different and with Michael Zager producing you can expect a pinch of disco to his funk but still a very useful recording by the bluesman. Check a piece of Go For It to feel the direction.

Not as consistent as his earlier RCA recordings but a few tracks stand out notably Take Your Pleasure Where You Find It and You're The One. Nice lush arrangements by Brad Shapiro throughout.

One, if not the best Wilson Pickett recording for RCA. The Bobby Eli penned title track is great and on Sin Was The Blame or I Sho Love You he sounds close to the heydays of '66/'67. US original in gatefold cover, stu...

Obviously a different sound to the Atlantic days but hard to write off Wison Pickett. Brad Shairo adding a string laden sound with the soul man shining nicely on Take A Closer Look At The Woman You're With or Two Wome...

Essential and highly recommended steel band funk bomb with top covers of Funky Stuff, Shaft, Down By The River and Stoned Out Of My Mind. Negram original 1st press in EX shape with only light wera to cover and record.

Crazy rare beatdiggers funk from Belize with the drum heavy take of Nino Rota's Theme From The Godfather. Plenty of other treats on offer including a cool reggae version of Back Stabbers and the upbeat R&B dancer A Hu...

Monster Filipino funk by Roy Davis and mates residing and recording in Germany. This debut to me is much better than their follow up Manilla Thriller. Some real bangers on here like their cover of Sing A Simple Song a...

Novelty funk by Doug Clark touring colleges around the states. The group famously mixed jazz and funk with lyrics on a rather perverted note. Two upbeat instrumentals on here to go for. VG(+) copy with moderate groove...

Stunning copy of this favorite Bloodstone album. Together with their self titled debut this is their best 'classic' soul funk affair before moving towards a more boogie fused style of funk. Nicely balanced with mellow...

Brilliant Bloodstone album packed with smooth soul cuts. You Know We've Learned, Who Has The Last Laugh Now and track stand out but the entire album is good. A few funky uptempo spins as well including Peter's Jones....