Funky R&B that does wonders blasted on a big system. Still not sure which of these two sides I treassure most. Cheapo copy with cover dirty and ripped plus sticker on back, disc itself has surface wear but plays fine....

A track this good does deserve a little extra attention so a 70s re-recording is surely justified. Sounds like a Barry White or Gene Page got involved. Proud Soul Heritage on the flip.

Stone cold classic with those fat drums and subtle strings on I'm Gonna Love You Just A Little More Baby. Gene Page brilliance...

Brilliant dancer by the Motown harmony group hidden as flip to their 7 Rooms Of Gloom smash. UK original with soft marks, great play and with push out centre intact.

Superb double sider from their fantastic The Young Mods' Forgotten Story. Start with Mighty Mighty Spade & Whitey that could not be more fitting considering todays discriminatory environment. US original in VG+ to EX ...

Hard not to associate this Joe Tex smash with Tarrantino's masterpiece Reservoir Dog's but still a true classic in its own right. Great shape, faint scuffs only, plays EX.

Beatdiggers fave Give The Baby Anything The Baby Wants raw get down funk flipped notoriously. US original on Dial with vinyl in flawless EX++ condition, could pass for NM.

Two grand sides by the Gerorgian soul man. With Sweet Soul Music and Funky Street on one single you know this will be fun. Pen marks on label, record in great shape.

Superb southern soul with Clarence Carter and the Muscle Shoal gang on top form. Flip with Patches is a stone cold classic too. Writting on label and company sleeve, record is EX.

Hurting soul side with sample potential. Funky bits as well on America Standing flipside. US pressing on Buddah.

Gotta love Tyrone Davis and gotta love this gem by the Mississippi soul man. Surface lines on disc but playgrade is strong VG+ if not EX.

Great double sider with big hitters Turn Back The Hands Of Time backed by I Keep Coming Back. So so smooth.... Lovely clean EX copy.

Such a marvelous cover of the Burt Bacharach classic. Flispide with You Really Didn't Mean It penned by Cissy Houston. Stunning copy in correct Atlantic sleeve.

Soul sample material that everyone will recognize. Great sister soul track written by Ike Turner. US original in flawless NM condition and company sleeve.

A little piece of Motown history here with the funky judge laying down the law. Order please...

Skip Mahoaney and James Purdie with two blissful soul sides in Happily Ever After and our favorite Bless My Soul. Abet original in strongest EX condition.

Nice stomping funk double sider from the hardest working man in showbiz. Release The Pressure on the flip. US original in Polydor sleeve. Little groove wear causing mild noise at intro turns, check soundclip.

If you thought the Godfather stopped funking by '75 or so think again. He might call it The New James Brown Disco Sound but still very much on point. Flipside with I Never, Never, Never Will Forget.

Funky forty five from a time where JB would slowly transform from straight funk to a subtle use of disco elements. Great cut used on and off in Hip Hop.

We are turning the corner to the 'beloved' eighties and the soundscape is changing with Brad Shapiro producing. Still a good result by the main man. Clean EX copy in company sleeve.