Quality funk with synth and drums all over respresenting the sounds of animals (I guess). Good flip as well with soulful I'm Looking For Love. UK only single release on Tamla Motown.

Seldom seen UK only Motown soul cut by Lionel Richie and Co from their fantastic Caught In The Act album. Faint marks but plays solid EX. Note that center is pushed out.

Back in stock! Great soulful disco dancer on Buddah. Essential 45 in any DJs box. Lovely EX copy fitted in fresh company sleeve.

Seldom seen Stairsteps slice with Two Weeks Notice my personal favorite but both are good vocal soul pieces. Unused material as well if I remember correctly. Clean EX condition in Buddah sleeve.

Back in stock! Wu-Tang Clan vocal sample on nice clean Buddah original 45 in company sleeve.

Another sweet Gladys Knight classic used on and off in Hip Hop. Great piano roll, fine vocals and excellent sharp breakdown.

Brings back memories of nerding it for months trying to identify all the bits and pieces on Beastie Boys wonderful sampledelica Pauls Boutique....

Drumbreak intro on this top choice Isley Brothes funk groover but the reason to grab it is the solo work on the part 2 side. Cracker, these guys can play funk...

Great party jam by the Isleys always good for a little slap bassline boogie vibes. Groove wear but plays credible VG+ or better.

Madlib fans will recognise this through Freddie Gibbs's Shame. Sweet soul music turned hardcore gangstar rap. Gotta love it! Grab a copy before it turns really expensive.

Essential Bobby Martin soul production with wonderful vocal harmonies only The Manhattans can pull off. Not so easy find as single release.

Quality sample material by this wonderful group led by mastermind producer Bobby Martin. Both sides are quality sweet soul music. Subtle marks on wax but plays great.

Back in stock! Essential double sider with Ramsey Lewis teaming up with the gents from Earth Wind & Fire to record the jazz funk favorite Sun Goddess. Sample used by Mos Def, Pete Rock and and and... Quality stuff on...

Block party fave that always does the trick. One of their Columbia highlights. US original with pen mark on label.

Short "drum and brass" breakbeat opening on Saturday Night but the guys reallly get to shine on Departure that bears resemblance to some of their early jazz works on Warner Brothers. Ugly looking groove wear but plays...

Back in stock! Rare groove essential by Natalie Cole. Top item in strong VG+ condition and company sleeve. Soooo funky!!

Soulful disco spin by Natalie Cole. None other than Chuck Jackson producing. Brushed hairlines but plays VG++

Natalie Cole is crazy underrated in my eyes. May not be her funkiest moment but can she sing or what. Little wonder really with a dad like that. Visual VG grade but plays much much better.

Breakbeat soul classic with drums used by Premo and Dj Scratch on classic Gang Starr and EPMD joints. Softest of marks but plays straight EX. What Am I Waiting For on the flip.

Flipside to Let Me Make Love To You sampled by Nas back in the day but always liked the funked up message of surviving in our capitalistic world.