Old news that many fine soul artists started their respective careers in church and here you get to feel those fruithful gospel vibes through the voices Aretha Franklin, Little Milton and other top names under the gui...

Always opted for the UK pressing with the fine cover art much nicer than the US issue. From a musical point of view this is one of their best with a fine mix of smooth soul and uptempo dancefloor favorites. Listen to ...

Never know what to expect from the grand - mother of American stand up comedy but was positively surprised about her singing Bobby Hebb's Sunny. Recorded live at the historical Apollo Theatre it has a great 60s soundi...

Their only release on Buddah which is a pity judging by the sound. Plenty of quality cuts on here with Dream Merchant, Blind Baby and I Remember Well being my favorites. Unplayed near mint stock copy, collectors condi...

One of the best Four Tops albums with the tittle track, The Good Lord Knows and Ain't No Woman all used in Hip Hop. US original that rarely shows up here. Tiny punchhole, vinyl on Side A is EX and Side B VG+

Soulful rare groover in Must Have Been Love that makes me wonder why Wornell did not record more albums. A great track. Stunning copy here with cover in shrink and only minimal wear to wax.

Very scarce Swedish pressing with R&B for the dancefloor. The very first Mar-Keys release with their signature Memphis sound. Many soft scuffs and marks but barely affecting play.

Hard to find Three Degrees 45 on Roulette. Richard Barret production from their Mabye debut album. Stardust on the flip.

Dancefloor favorite with Ha-Ri-Ah always a popular spin useful for disco, afro beat and funk DJs. European only release in picture sleeve cover.

Dilla soul breaks on 45 rates highly in my books. He just managed to get the best out of the Impressions, Stylistics, Warwick or here with one of our soul favorites in Detroit Emeralds. Light crackle at intro but play...

Brilliant album by Lenny Williams with Since I Met You among his very finest moments and Cause I Love You sampled notoriusly in hip hop over the years. US original with clean vinyl, cover with cut out and a dent to up...

Rare groove essentiality from Masekela with I'll Make You Fell Alright just a brilliant summer vibes tune that will win you over the more you spin it. Will fit a Roy Ayers or Coke Escovedo cue perfectly. US original i...

Another rare groove classic with Nappy Head, War Is Coming and LA Sunshine all unmissable vocal groovers. Blue Note original gatefold cover. EX- vinyl with a few tiny scuffs, cover with punchhole.

Very underrated second album release by Attitude. A seriously funky affair that holds wonderful floating groovers like Drink My Water and upbeat action like Being Here With You. Standout cut though is the good feeling...

Yet another essential Buddah release with Barbara Mason's sharing her political views through rousing vocals backed by a dead funky instrumentation. Trigger Happy People and Devil Is Busy are my favorites but overall ...

Take one listen to Come Into My Life and you know why you should never leave home without this record. Still a bit of an overlooked Supremes record which is a shame as it is packed with heat. Don't miss the soulful Le...

Rare groove favorite with the incredibly funky take of Wanna Be Where You Are that has turned a huge Northern anthem. Don't miss the soulful track People and mid tempo mover It'S Alright With Me. US original in lovely...

Essential record from Manu with his hard hitting Soul Makossa and superb mellow afro jazz tracks Hibiscus and Dangwa. This copy has got lots of marks, scuffs, lines but plays overall really well. Listen to New Bell an...

Joe Bataan caribbean disco project that I rate highly thanks to the dancefloor friendly version of Stevie's Another Star and the Fania salsa heat in Puerto Rico Me Llama. US original with vinyl in perfect condition, c...

Stunning NM copy of this soul classic taking you through one of New Yorks most famous streets. Their version was used by famous roots and reggae heads including Dennis Brown and Wayne Smith.