The Kay-Gees - (1976)

Well presented American DJ copy of the 8-piece American funk groups second studio album, (Gang 102 DJ stereo).

The Kay-Gees - (1977)

EX+/EX+ original American promotional copy, of the American funk/disco groups third studio album.

Gene Chandler - (1968)

Immaculate, original U.S. Brunswick BL 754131 -  title track being a cover of the James Brown song - in "Time Capsule" condition!

Willie Hutch - (1973)

UK Tamla Motown  STMA 8009 - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack to the blaxploitation genre film.

Brainstorm - (1979)

The third and final album release by the Detroit, Michigan R&B group, features the singles "Hot For You" and "You Put a Charge in My Life".

Simtec Simmons - (1977)

Solo album from the artist best known for his collaborative work with Wylie Dixon in the early '70s.

Bobby Womack - (1976)

UK CBS (S 81692) pressing of the The American singer-songwriter's tenth studio album, in stunning EX+/EX+ condition.

Freddy Robinson - (1972)

Original American Enterprise (ENS 1025) pressing of the African-American blues and R&B guitarist's third solo, studio album.

Fantastic Four - (1976)

U.S. Westbound pressing of Al Kent produced, disco era album, from the Detroit-based male soul quartet.

Ship Mahoaney and the Casuals - (1976)

Mint- original U.S. (Abet 410) pressing with gatefold cover - the group's second and final album release, features the single "Running Away From Love".

The Kay Gees - (1979)

Promotional copy of the American funk-disco group's final studio album.

Funkadelic - (1978)

Stunning original American Warner Brothers (BSK 3209) variant, includes gatefold cover and 16 minute bonus 7" EP.

Isaac Hayes - (1971)

Original German manufactured, (Stax 2628 001) pressing of Double LP motion picture soundtrack, with hinged, gatefold cover.

Jesse James - (1968)

Mint- modern repress of the sought after, self titled, northern soul album, first released in 1968.

J.B.'s - (1973)

Mint- modern repress of the funk album released by James Brown's backing group in 1973, includes a ten minute version of the title track.

Fred & the New J.B.'s - (1974)

Mint- modern repress of the funk album first released in 1974, featuring band leader trombonist, Fred Wesley.

Ray Barretto - (1968)

Mint- modern repress of the Latin Jazz album first released in 1968.

Four Tops - (1970)

Well presented American Motown (M 721 stereo) pressing, of Frank Wilson produced album, (U.S. Billboard # 109).

Howard Tate - (1972)

Excellent original copy of Tate's third studio album (U.S. Atlantic SD 8303 stereo).

Lakeside - (1978)

Mint- original American pressing, the funk band's first studio album, after their move to Dick Griffey's Solar Records (U.S. Solar BXL1-2937 stereo).

Mass Production - (1979)

Stunning EX+/EX+ original U.S. Cotillion (SD 5211 stereo) variant, includes the group's biggest R&B hit single "Firecracker".

Brenda and the Tabulations - (1977)

Immaculate EX+/EX+ original American Chocolate City (CCLP 2002 stereo) pressing, of the group's third and final studio album.

The Controllers - (1977)

The Birmingham, Alabama based R&B vocal group's debut album, released through Frederick Knight's Juana Records - Immaculate EX+/EX+

Rare Gems Odyssey - (1977)

The 6-piece R&B/disco band's debut album, released through Casablanca Records - in "time capsule" EX+/EX+ condition!

Locksmith - (1980)

U.S. Arista (AB 4274) demonstration variant, of the American funk band's only album release, produced by Harvey Mason.

Various Artists - (1965)

1965 compilation of Motown hits, recorded at Hitsville U.S.A. West Grand Boulevard, Detroit, Michigan, in stunning "time capsule" condition!

The Temptations - (1966)

The Motown based male vocal group's first, "best of", compilation album, released both sides of the Atlantic in 1966.

Lalo Schifrin - (1976)

Creed Taylor produced jazz-funk album, by the Argentine composer, his first album release since the "Enter the Dragon" soundtrack in 1973.

Peoples Choice - (1976)

The funk-soul band's second studio album, features the singles "Here We Go Again", "Jam Jam Jam (All Night Long)" and the title track.

Weldone Irvine - (1974)

Mint- modern re-press, (BMG Special Products), of the jazz-funk album first released in 1974 through RCA Records.

Maceo and All the Kings Men - (1970)

Mint- modern re-press of the jazz-funk album first released in 1970 by Maceo Parker, his brother Melvin, and their newly formed band.

Paul Humphrey - (1972)

Original U.S. Blue Thumb, (BTS 47 stereo) pressing, of the instrumental jazz-funk album, by the American jazz drummer.

Lyn Collins - (1972)

Mint- modern re-press of the funk album first released in 1972.

Nat Dove & the Devils - (1977)

EX+/EX+ modern re-press of the soundtrack to the blaxploitation film soundtrack first released in 1977.

Lyn Collins - (1975)

EX+/EX+ modern re-press of the funk album first released in 1975, the American soul singer's second of three solo album releases.

Jack McDuff - (1976)

Mint- modern re-press of the instrumental jazz-funk album, first released in 1976 through Chess Records.

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).