Scarce and rare gospel funk album from the Gospelaires out of Ohio. I like the many funky church pieces and it holds the great and funky version of George Harrison's My Sweet Lord. Excellent condition.

One of my favorite James Brown albums. Seriously funky instrumentals from start to finish. Nose Job, Give It Up or Turn It Loose, Cold Sweat. Rare orange label King original pressing with cover still in shrink. Some l...

Classic rare groove album from Creative Source with a slick sounding soul funk. Favorites are their verison of Harlem and the cracking Corazon. Nothing rare but essential. Writing on back cover.

Early pre-album release by Choice Four, this Van Mccoy produced Finger Pointers is real quality. Trademark seventies soulful disco. Small writing on label.

Collectable deep funk 45 from Harvey Fuqua and Teddy Rabb heavy on the breaks. Rare item seldomly on sale. Comes fitted in nice RCA company sleeve.

Bob Burrows produced disco funk, US pressing in flawless condition. Comes in Private Stock company sleeve.

Great find, this Shuggie Otis 45 is so much rarer than the album of the same name. Aht Uh Mi Hed is definately one of the all time greatest funk ballads. Double cross on label, complete in Epic company sleeve.

Fine up-tempo Stax 45 from Johnnie Taylor. Dancefloor funk. Small cross on label, record in great condition. Later US issue with black / white / red Stax label.

Killer disco funk 45 sampled by Dr Dre. Great single from a great album. Produced by Bob Crewe.

Misty Blue was her biggest hit but really the fun starts with the flipside Here It Is. Nice mover.

This simply is a fantastic track. Period. The arrangement, production and lyrics are second to none. A few very light scuffs but overall a clean copy.

Soulful sing-along classic from Mr. Carlton. A fine double sider from the his Everlasting Love album. Few light scuffs but plays EX.

From their mid seventies disco funk period. I really like the flip with Daily News as well. String VG+ condition. Check the soundclip. Small writing on label.

Fantastic and in demand funk single produced by James Brown. Polydor original in company sleeve.

Another great soulful performance by Bill Doggett, some serious organ grinders with the title track recently comped. The real stand out cut for the DJs is the self penned Oo Da. Super groovy mover. Beautiful heavy vin...

Everyone's digging for the Bill Doggett records on King leaving the early Columbia recordings pretty much untouched. This is excellent news. One of his earliest records including the original Honky Tonk played up-temp...

A fine pick from Bill Doggett. May not be as known as his Honkey Tonk Popcorn but this one is different but equally good. Great mod soul and killer organ drives thoughout. Check out Soul City and the storming version ...

Maybe their best release and that says a lot. Back-to-back party funk cuts here, all in a strong Parliament vein. Fat drums on Let The Drums Speak and the massive b-boy anthem Gotta Learn How to Dance. Original German...

James Brown, Lyn Collins and Fred Wesley join forces to provide all soul funk connoisseurs with a killer set of back-to-back crackers. Slaughters Theme, Sexy Sexy Sexy and People Get Up and Drive Your Funky Soul. Orig...

A classic album from our favorite soul singer. Back-to-back highlights including Love Me, Ain't No Love Lost and Mother's Son lifted by Rakim. A beautiful album in beautiful condition.