Booker T. & the MGs - (1969)

Immaculate original UK Stax (SXATS 1015), in "time capsule" condition, consisting mainly of instrumental covers.

Booker T. & the MGs - (1966)

Stunning EX+/EX+ 1966 press, of the band's debut album, first released in 1962.

Booker T. & the MGs - (1979)

Compilation album issued in the late '70s, released through Stax Records.

Marvin Gaye - (1971)

Gaye's landmark concept album, told from the point of view of a Vietnam war veteran returing to their home country.

Hamilton Bohannon - (1975)

Sixth studio album released by the American songwriter and record producer, features the N/S singles "Foot-Stompin' Music" and "Disco Stomp".

George McCrae - (1974)

Recorded off the back of the successful title track single, written by H.W. Casey and Richard Finch of K.C. & the Sunshine Band.

Ray Charles - (1962)

The first of many Ray Charles "Greatest Hits" albums to be released, in stunning "time capsule" condition, features "Hit the Road Jack".

Four Tops - (1970)

Stunning EX+ album, features the title track written by Smokey Robinson and band member Renaldo "Obie" Benson.

Martha Reeves & the Vandellas - (1968).

Stunning compilation STML 11099, features "Heatwave", "Nowhere to Run" and their signature song title track "Dancing in the Street".

Stevie Wonder - (1967)

Original mono (TML 11085) in EX condition - Wonder's Christmas album, his eighth studio album release.

Lonnie Liston Smith & the Cosmic Echoes - (1974)

Immaculate original American, Flying Dutchman pressing of the acclaimed funk/soul/jazz fusion album.

The Counts - (1974)

EX+ American pressing (AA 2006), from the Detroit based funk group, formerly known as The Fabulous Counts.

Muscle Shoals Horns - (1976)

Stunning EX+ UK Bang records pressing (SHOT 001), debut album from the American brass section, session musicians.

George Michael - (1987)

Original LP pressing of debut solo album, features the singles "I Want Your Sex", "Faith", "Hard Day", "Father Figure" and "Kissing a Fool".

Commodores - (1976)

American pressing of the Motown funk/soul band's fourth studio album, features the Billboard top-10 single "Just to Be Close to You".

First Choice - (1974)

The Philadelphia based, female vocal trio's second studio album, in stunning "time capsule" condition!

Four Tops - (1973)

UK pressing released through Probe records, features "Are You Man Enough", from the MGM film "Shaft in Africa".

Michael Jackson - (1982)

EX+/EX+ original (EPC 85930) pressing with gatefold and inner, features "Billy Jean", "Beat It", "Human Nature" and "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'".

The Four Tops - (1969)

Stunning example of late '60s studio album, features Johnny Bristol penned classic "What is a Man", and covers of Beatles songs "Elanor Rigby" and "The Fool on the Hill".

The Crusaders - (1972) Double LP

Immaculate mid '70s re-press, (ABCD 609) stereo pressing, of classic jazz-funk album.

Smokey Robinson and the Miracles - (1974)

Stunning "best of" triple LP compilation album, in EX+/EX+ "time capsule" condition, includes original 12 page colour booklet insert.

The Jackson 5 - (1976)

EX+/EX+ UK stereo pressing (STML 60041), "best of" double LP compilation album.

The Supremes & the Four Tops - (1971)

Canadian Tamla Motown pressing, (M745L) - The third and last collaborative album between the labelmate artists.

Jr. Walker and the All Stars - (1969)

Stunning EX+ American (Soul SS710) variant, features "What Does It Take (to Win Your Love)", and a cover version of "Come See About Me".

George Freeman - (1974)

Immaculate Mint- original U.S. (Groove Merchant GM 3305) variant, jazz funk album, in "time capsule" condition!

Dusty Springfield - (1969).

EX/EX+ UK (Philips SBL 7889 stereo) variant of Grammy award winning album, features one of her UK Top-10 hits, "Son of a Preacher Man".

The Meters - (2014)

Immaculate Mint- example of the Charly Records (L 131), 14-track compilation, features "Look-Ka Py Py', "Cissy Strut" and the title track.

Johnny Pate - (1976)

Spanish 1976 ABC Records (LP-0018) variant, with laminated cover, of the 1973 film soundtrack, in stunning EX+/EX+ "time capsule" condition!

Johnny Harris - (1970)

The Warner Bros. orange label 1st press variant, of the ground-breaking jazz-fusion album, features "Fragment of Fear" from the film of the same name.

Ecstasy, Passion & Pain - (1974)

Well presented debut album, from the New York based, early disco band, features the hit "Ask Me".

GQ - (1979)

UK Arista (ARTY 169) debut album, from the American disco group, features the lead single, and a cover of Billy Stewart's 1965 classic "I Do Love You".

Wild Cherry - (1978)

EX+/EX+ Epic (SEPC 82326) - The third studio album from the American funk-rock band.

Don Julian - (2007)

Immaculate Mint- 2007 re-press, of the blaxploitation film soundtrack album, first released in 1972.

Edwin Starr - (1974)

Modern re-press of blaxploitation film soundtrack, recorded by Edwin Starr and originally released by Motown Records in 1974.

Isaac Hayes - (1974)

Original U.S. Enterprise (ENS-2-7507 stereo) variant of double LP soundtrack, to the American International Pictures release.

Isaac Hayes - (1974)

Stunning EX+/EX+ U.S. Enterprise (ENS 7504 stereo) variant, soundtrack album to the mid '70s blaxploitation genre motion picture.

Bobby Womack - (1972)

Mint- modern re-press of the blaxploitation/film noir genre film soundtrack, originally released through United Artists in 1972.

Quincy Jones - (1971)

Original U.S. pressing of early '70s studio album, features the theme music to "Ironside", "The Bill Cosby Show" and "The Anderson Tapes".

Brass Construction - (1977)

Well presented original American pressing (UA-LA775-H), U.S. Billboard R&B chart #16, (uncharted in the UK).

Gordon Parks - (1972)

Original white label demonstration record, of neo-noir, blaxploitation film soundtrack, composed, arranged and directed by Gordon Parks.

Edwin Starr - (1977)

Early disco era album, produced by Edwin Starr and Mike Vernon, in EX+/EX+ condition.

Johnny Pate and Adam Wade - (1973)

Mint- modern re-press of the blaxploitation film soundtrack first released in 1973.

Candido - (1973)

Mint- modern re-press of the Afro-Cuban dance music / latin jazz-funk album, from the Cuban conga and bongo percussionist.

Roy Ayers - (1973)

Mint- modern re-press of the blaxploitation film genre soundtrack, first released in 1973.

George Michael - (1990)

Mint- 2017 re-mastered reissue of  Michael's second solo album, first released in 1990, features "Praying for Time", "Cowboys and Angels" and "Freedom! 90".