Joe Simon and Millie Jackson - (1973)

EX+/EX+ barcoded modern re-press of the blaxploitation soundtrack, first released through Warner Bros. Records in 1973.

Weldon Irvine - (1976)

Mint- modern re-press, (BMG DRL 11795), of the keyboardists, jazz-funk album first released in 1976.

Johnny Pate - (1975)

Mint- modern re-press of the blaxploitation film sound track first released in 1975.

Gene Page - (1972)

Mint- modern re-press of the Blaxploitation film soundtrack, first released through RCA Records in 1972.

Morton Stevens - (1969)

A well presented example of the early 1970's re-issue, (U.S. Capitol SM 410 purple label), instrumental soundtrack to the TV series.

Blonde On Blonde - (1979)

Disco album by British glamour models Nina Carter and Jilly Johnson, features their cover of "Whole Lotta Love" used in the film The Golden Lady.

Various Artists - (1979)

Music written by KPM composers, intended for use as signature tunes or incidental music in film and television.

The Armada Orchestra - (1976)

Instrumental album made up of Philadelphia based/written tracks, performed by Contempo Records' in house musicians.

Shalamar - (1979)

The American R&B group's third studio album, and the first to feature the classic Shalamar line-up, (Jeffery Daniel, Howard Hewett and Jody Watley).

MFSB - (1976)

Well presented UK PIR 81459 stereo, the fifth album released by the Philadelphia International Records houseband.

The Temptations - (1975)

Italian Tamla Motown pressing, (TSM ST 60088), includes two U.S. Billboard R&B #1 singles "Shakey Ground" and "Happy People".

Harry Stoneham- (1976)

Mid '70s album release from the British keyboard player, features covers of, "Night Train", "Green Onions", "Watermelon Man" and "Wade in the Water".

Marie Queenie Lyons - (1970)

Mint- modern re-press of the sought-after soul album first released in 1970.

Jr. Walker and the All Stars - (1971)

Original U.S. (SOUL 732L) white label, DJ Copy, with gatefold cover and company inner.

Various Artists - (2018)

Mint- 180 gramm double LP compilation, released through Demon Records in 2018.

Booker T & the MG's - (1969)

American pressing of the instrumental soundtrack, to the film of the same name, features an alternative version of the single "Time Is Tight".

Kool and the Gang - (1973)

Well presented original American pressing, features the singles, "Funky Stuff", "Hollywood Swinging" and "Jungle Boogie".

Quincy Jones - (1969)

Original U.S. (Uni 73060) soundtrack album to the film starring Sidney Poitier and Joanna Shimkus.

George Benson - (1972)

Well presented UK pressing of Creed Taylor produced album, with jazz cover's of "White Rabbit" and "California Dreaming".

Tower of Power - (1974)

Nice clean EX/EX example of the fourth studio album by the San Francisco Bay Area band, includes the singles, "Don't Change Horses" and "Time Will Tell".

Charles Earland - (1972)

A well presented example of the soul-jazz album by Organist Charles Earland, includes the last recorded performance of trumpeter Lee Morgan.

The Fatback Band - (1975)

Clean EX/EX UK Polydor (2391-203), features the disco classics, "(Are You Ready) Do the Bus Stop" and "Spanish Hustle".

Earth Wind & Fire - (1972)

U.S. Columbia C31702 with original hinged cover, the third studio album by the American R&B group, (U.S. Billboard Top Soul Albums #15).

George Benson - (1978)

UK CTI 7085 compilation album, featuring recordings from the "Good King Bad" sessions, as well as songs from the "Carnegie Hall" performance.

Mystic Merlin - (1980)

The California based funk band's debut album, featuring Freddie Jackson lead vocals, includes the disco classic "Just Cant Give You Up".

Cher - (2018)

Stunning EX+/EX+ EU Warner Bros. album, cover songs first recorded by ABBA, released following Cher's appearance in the 2018 film Mama Mia! Here We Go Again.

Kool and the Gang - (1976)

Stunning white label demonstration variant of the funk band's eighth studio album, features the title track used in the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack.

Curtis Mayfield - (1979)

Original UK RSO records pressing of the late '70s Mayfield album, offering mixed disco rhythms with soul balladeering.

Average White Band - (1973)

A well presented EX/EX original 1st UK press, (MCF 2514), of the Scottish funk band's debut studio album.

Dennis Coffey - (1972)

American pressing, (Sussex SXBS 7010), third studio album by session guitarist Dennis Coffey.

The Temptations - (2017)

EX+/EX+ 180 gramm modern repress, of the album first released in 1970, features synthesizer sound effects, multitracked drums and stereo-shifting vocals.

Dennis Coffey - (1976)

Original American Westbound Records pressing with company inner, featuring late '70s disco style instrumental tracks.

Quincy Jones - (1962)

Stunning U.S. Mercury SR 60751 stereo, features the instrumental "Soul Bossa Nova", which was later used in the soundtrack to the Austin Powers film.

Spinners - (1979)

Original U.S. Atlantic SD 19219 stereo, features the original version of "Are You Ready For Love" which was later covered by Elton John.

Cornelius Bros. and Sister Rose - (1973)

Well presented U.S. United Artists (UA-LA 121), the family soul singing group's second studio album release.

Roy Ayers - (1978)

Stunning U.S. Polydor (PD-1-4126 stereo), features the jazz-funk singles "Freaky Deaky" and "Let's Do It".

Munich Machine - (1977)

Nice clean EX/EX original UK OASLP 502, euro-disco album, led and produced by Giorgio Moroder.

Instant Funk - (1979)

The American funk/disco band's eponymous first album on Salsoul Records, features the Billboard R&B #1 hit "I Got My Mind Made Up (You Can Get It Girl)".

Roberta Kelly - (1976)

Immaculate EX+/EX+ American Oasis (OCLP 5005), euro-disco album, features the title single, and an extended version of "Love Power".

Side Effect - (1980)

Twelve track compilation album by the American disco/jazz-funk band, that were recorded between 1972-1980.

Norma Jean Wright - (1978)

Promotional press variant of debut and only solo studio album, from the American R&B singer, accociated with Nile Rodgers' band Chic.

Various Artists - (1996)

Compilation album from the London based independent record label, started in 1994 by "Blow Up Club" founder Paul Tunkin.

Instant Funk - (1979)

The Philadelphia based jazz-funk/disco band's second Salsoul Records album, in excellent condition.

LaSo - (1977)

One-off Latin Soul Euro disco project, led by pianist Joe Bataan.

The Fatback Band - (1976)

Well presented UK Spring  Records (2391235 stereo) variant, of the jazz-funk/disco band's seventh studio album.