Eddie Kendricks - (1978)

Well presented American pressing of the soul artist's debut release through Arista Records.

The Temptations - (1972)

Stunning original STML 11218, features the full length version of the triple Grammy award winning single "Papa was a Rolling Stone".

Detroit Spinners - (1973)

Stunning UK pressing STML 11236 (uncharted), features the Northern Soul club classics "I'll Always Love You" & "Sweet Thing".

War - (1973)

The funk-soul band's sixth studio album, features the 11 minute un-edited version of the single "Gypsy Man".

War - (1971)

Stunning example of the American funk groups fourth album, includes the singles "All Day Music" and "Slipping Into Darkness".

Temptations - (1971)

Canadian Tamla Motown pressing of the group's final album to feature Eddie Kendricks, includes the #1 hit "Just My Imagination (Running Away with Me)".

George Benson (1973)

Instrumental Jazz-funk rarity from the Creed Taylor studios in EX+/EX+ "time capsule" condition!

Stevie Wonder - (1973)

Wonder's representative one-man band album, features prominent use of the ARP synthesizer.

Edwin Starr (1979)

Stunning example of a disco era classic, suggesting few plays!

Stevie Wonder (1974)

Immaculate example of the triple Grammy Award winning album.

Marvin Gaye - (1982)

The triple platinum certified album, features the two-time Grammy award winning single "Sexual Healing".

Marvin Gaye - (1973)

Original (STMA 8013) pressing of Gaye's landmark recording in soul music, and distinct direction in smooth soul sound.

Jimmy Ruffin - (1969)

Stunning original STML 11106, with flipback and inner, suggesting few plays, features the hits "I'll Say Forever My Love" and "Everybody Needs Love".

Jackie Wilson -

MCA mono variant of the classic soul album, features an accomplished, orchestrated cover of Darryl Banks N/S classic "Open the Door to your Heart".

Diana Ross and the Supremes - (1968)

Motown CEO Berry Gordy assembles a team of producers to create a more distinct, mature sound for the group.

The Supremes - (1966)

Stunning U.K. STML 11028, features the title track #1 single, and the northern soul dancefloor standard "He's All I Got".

The Isley Brothers - (1966)

TML 11034 - The American brothers debut album with the seminal Detroit-based music label.

The Temptations - (1966)

Norman Whitfield takes over production duties from Smokey Robinson, features two #1 R&B hit singles "Get Ready" and "Ain't Too Proud to Beg".

Martha Reeves & the Vandellas - (1969)

Immaculate original U.S. (stereo) pressing, features the up-tempo northern soul in-demander "I'm A Winner".

Edwin Starr - (1978)

Immaculate example features full length album version of the club classic UK top 10 hit single "Contact".

Junior Walker & the All Stars - (1966)

Motown collectors trophy STML 11038 with flipback and inner, features the title track and "How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)".

Edwin Starr & Blinky - (1969)

Stunning STML 11131 album produced by Frank Wilson, features the gospel influenced Northern Soul dance floor standard "Oh How Happy".

Diana Ross & the Supremes - (1969)

The final Supremes album to feature Diana Ross, includes the single "Someday We'll Be Together"

The 5th Dimension - (1969)

American pressing in hinged cover, features the re-worked "Sunshine of Your Love" and "Don'tcha Hear Me Callin' to Ya".

C.J. & Company - (1977)

Best known for being the first record played at the opening of Studio 54 by DJ Richie Kaczor.

Ben E. King - (1966)

Original "Atlantic" plum/red label pressing, in excellent condition, features the hits "Stand By Me" and "Spanish Harlem".

Stevie Wonder - (1980)

Wonder's most successful UK album, featuring the hits "Master Blaster (Jammin')", "Lately" and "Happy Birthday".

Four Tops - (1968)

Just one composition from Motown's long-time songwriter/producers Holland-Dozier-Holland, "I'm in a Different World".

The Supremes - (1972)

STML 11210, features Mary Wilson on several leads, and includes the singles "Automatically Sunshine" and "Your Wonderful, Sweet Sweet Love"

Various Artists - (1968)

Direction Records compilation album in flawless condition, includes N/S classics by Taj Mahal, Inez & Charlie Foxx and Cliff Nobles.

War - (1976)

Well presented ABC release featuring Eric Burdon from the British '60s R&B band The Animals.

The Spinners - (1976)

Clean, original, American pressing on Atlantic records, features the seven minute full length album version of "The Rubberband Man".

Spinners - (1977)

Immaculate American pressing in "time capsule" condition, suggesting very few plays.

Stevie Wonder - (1985)

Grammy Award winning album features the hits "Part Time Lover" & "Overjoyed" - Immaculate!

Otis Redding - (1968)

Redding's 7th studio album, and the first of a number of posthumously released albums, - Stunning!

The Supremes & Four Tops - (1970)

Collaborative album featuring cover songs , includes their hit "River Deep - Mountain High".

Diana Ross & The Supremes & The Temptations - (1969)

STML 11122 - The Motown group's second duets studio album, composed entirely of covers.

Shalamar - (1981)

The Jazz funk group's fifth album, features their classic line-up Jeffrey Daniel, Howard Hewett and Jody Watley.

Jackie Jackson - (1973)

Stunning Tamla Motown STML 11249 - debut self-titled rarity, from the eldest member of the Jackson 5.

Linda Lewis - (1973)

Singer-songwriters 2nd album release (Reprise K4408) in excellent condition, features the hit single "Rock a Doodle Do".

Archie Bell & The Drells - (1975)

Gamble/Huff/McFadden/Whitehead production, features "The Soul City Walk" and "I Could Dance All Night".

Jermaine Jackson - (1972)

U.S. Billboard top 30 debut solo album, features the singles "That's How Love Goes" and "Daddy's Home".

George Duke - (1979)

Jazz Funk masterpiece from the multi-talented professor of music.

Neneh Cherry - (1989)

Well presented original pressing of debut album, features the hit singles "Buffalo Stance", "Manchild" and "Kisses on the Wind".

A Taste Of Honey - (1978)

The R&B group's debut album, includes the #1 pop, soul and disco classic "Boogie Oogie Oogie".