Return to Forever - (1973)

UK variant of acclaimed, Instrumental Jazz/space-rock fusion album, written and produced by Chick Corea and Stanley Clarke.

Herbie Hancock - (1970)

Immaculate repress of Hancock's classic funk-soul inspired jazz album, includes "Wiggle Waggle" and "Tell Me a Bedtime Story".

The Tams - (1974)

The original Probe Records 1st pressing, with flipback cover in excellent condition.

Jackson Five - (1972)

The second-to-last Jackson 5 album to include any songs written by The Corporation (Berry Gordy, Freddie Perren, Deke Richards and Fonce Mizell).

Jacksons - (1984)

The first and only album to include all six Jackson brothers, includes the singles "State of Shock", "Torture", "Body" and "Wait".

Stevie Wonder - (1979)

Double L.P. soundtrack to the documentary "The Secret Life of Plants", directed by Walon Green, based on the book of the same name.

Michael Jackson and Diana Ross - (1977)

Original motion picture soundtrack produced by Quincy Jones, features the hit "Ease on Down the Road".

Graham Central Station - ( 1974)

Original UK pressing of the funk band's self titled debut album, features the single "Can You Handle It?".

Quincy Jones - (1978)

Well presented original UK pressing, released through A&M Records.

Quincy Jones - (1975)

Stunning original UK A&M pressing, features an early appearance by The Brothers Johnson.

Quincy Jones - (1976)

Double LP consisting of half new material and a compilation LP of work for A&M Records since 1969.

Brass Construction - (1975)

Original American pressing, features the Billboard Hot Dance Club Play Chart #1 singles "Changin'" and "Movin'".

The Blackbyrds - (1975)

The American jazz-funk fusion group's third studio album, features the R&B hit singles "Happy Music" and "Rock Creek Park".

George Benson - (1977)

Compilation album only available in the UK and the Netherlands at the time of release.

Martha Reeves & the Vandellas (1971)

Stunning U.K. STML 11204, the trio's final Motown studio album, features the enduring Northern Soul anthem "No One There".

B.B. King - (1978)

Stunning original American pressing released through ABC Records, includes a guest appearances by The Crusaders.

Quincy Jones - (1981)

Triple Grammy award winning album, features the debut of vocalist James Ingram, and includes the singles "Ai No Corrida" and "Razzamatazz".

Bloodstone - (1972)

Stunning original Decca U.K. pressing, the title track later used in the Quentin Tarantino movie soundtrack of "Jackie Brown".

Various Artists - (1973)

American manufactured double LP, contains 28 track compilation from 1949-1972 (half mono/stereo).

The Ritchie Family - (1977)

The American female trio's fourth studio album, features the Billboard Hot Dance/Disco chart #1 hit "Quiet Village".

George McCrae - (1975)

The follow-up album to the successful debut "Rock Your Baby", with the same songwriting/production team H.W. Casey and Richard Finch.

Stevie Wonder - (1976) Double LP

The best-selling and most acclaimed album of Wonder's career, features the singles "I Wish", "Sir Duke" and "As", includes bonus 7" EP.

Gloria Gaynor - (1984)

Original UK Chrysalis pressing, features Gaynor's cover of "I Am What I Am" from the musical La Cage Aux Folles.

Heatwave - (1976)

Original UK GTO pressing of the funk-disco band's debut album, features the hit singles "Boogie Nights" and "Always and Forever".

Labi Siffre - (1972)

Immaculate Pye International pressing with paper insert, never released in the U.S., features the original version of "It Must Be Love".

Dionne Warwick - (1968)

Stunning French pressing features the Grammy award winning song "Do You Know the Way to San Jose", and "You're My World".

The Jacksons - (1978)

Well presented fifteenth studio album, features the hit singles "Blame It on the Boogie" and "Shake Your Body (Down to the Ground)".

Maze - (1983)

Stunning EX+ original Capitol EST 12262 pressing, from the Californian Bay Area-based R&B group, featuring Frankie Beverley.

Heatwave - (1980)

The funk-disco band's fourth studio album, features the singles "Gangsters of the Groove" and "Jitterbuggin'".

20th Century Steel Band - (1975)

Stunning original United Artists (UAS 29878) debut album, features the much sampled "Heaven & Hell is on Earth".

20th Century Steel Band - (1976)

The steel band's second and final studio album release before disbanding (UAS 29980) - Stunning!

Jackson 5 - (1981)

The male vocal group's first greatest hits compilation, originally released in 1971, features the single "Sugar Daddy".

George & Gwen McCrae - (1975)

The Florida-based R&B/disco duet's first album recorded together, features the minor hit "I'll do the Rockin'".

Linda Lewis - (1977)

Late '70s album, including songs written and produced by Allen Toussaint and Cat Stevens.

Space - (1977)

Well presented example of French disco/synth'pop cult classic album, with guest vocals by acclaimed soul singer Madeline Bell.

Will Downing - (1988)

Well presented example of debut album, from the Brooklyn R&B, neo-soul and jazz vocalist/songwriter, features his cover of John Coltrane's "Love Supreme".

Marvin Gaye - (1969)

UK (STML 11123) - compilation album of duets recorded by Marvin Gaye and various female singers on the Tamla record label.

Various Artists - (2001) Triple LP

3 x LP compilation released through Columbia records, features rare groove hits from Electronic, Hip Hop, R&B/Swing, House, Electro, Synth-pop and Disco.

Lisa Stansfield - (1989)

The British R&B singers critically acclaimed debut solo album, features the hit singles "All Around the World" and "This Is the Right Time".

Level 42 - (1987)

Stunning example of the British Jazz funk band's seventh studio album, features the title track, "It's Over" and "Lessons in Love".

Level 42 - (1985)

The British jazz-funk band's international breakthrough album (U.S. Billboard Top-20), features the worldwide hit "Something About You".

Bobby Darin - (1964)

The Atlantic 587065 plum/red 2nd press of the compilation album first released in 1961.

Tom Jones - (1968)

Well presented example (stereo format), features a cover version of Ben E. King's N/S club spin "I Can't Break the News to Myself".

The Supremes - (1981)

Immaculate 1981 German manufactured re-press of the album first released in 1966, features "Love is Like an Itching in My Heart".

Aretha Franklin - (1971)

The original 1st press of Franklin's first compilation album release, consisting of her work with Columbia/CBS records.