The Fatback Back Band - (1977)

EX+/EX+ UK Spring 2391265 variant, of the New York based, funk and disco band's, eighth studio album, features the single, "Double Dutch".

The Wild Magnolias - (1974)

Modern re-press of the New Orleans based funk band's debut album, in excellent condition.

Evelyn Champagne King - (1977)

Well presented U.S. RCA Records (APL 1-2466) variant, of the jazz-funk/disco album, features the singles, "I Don't Know If It's Right" and "Shame".

Yellow Magic Orchestra - (1979)

Original U.S. variant released through Horizon Records, features the major dance hit "Computer Game/Firecracker"

The Temptations - (1967)

UK TML , the Motown group's fifth studio album, features the singles, "(I Know) I'm Losing You", All I Need" and "You're My Everything".

The Trammps - (1976)

The soul/disco's group's third studio album, features the singles "That's Where the Happy People Go" and "Disco Party".

Quincy Jones - (1972)

Original U.S. Reprise Records (MS 2051),  soundtrack to the film, features performances by Little Richard, Roberta Flack and Doug Kershaw.

War - (1978)

U.S. United Artists (UA-LA904-H) variant, of the original soundtrack to the film.

Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell - (1970)

A lovely clean UK STML 11153, compilation album from the Motown duet, features "Ain't No Mountain High Enough".

The Temptations - (1969)

Well presented original U.S. Gordy GS 949 variant, features the singles, "I Can't Get Next to You", and "Don't Let the Joneses Get You Down".

Brainstrom - (1977)

Well presented U.S. Tabu Records (BOL1-2048 stereo), debut album by the Detroit R&B/funk-disco group.

Roberta Kelly - (1978)

Promotional pressing of the Giorgio Moroder and Bob Esty produced, gospel disco album, features dance versions of "Oh Happy Day" and "My Sweet Lord".

Oscar Brown Jr. - (1974)

Original U.S. Atlantic (SD 1649 stereo) variant of the American singer's tenth studio album.

Van McCoy - (1974)

EX/EX U.S. Avco (AV 69002-698), McCoy's pre-disco, third studio album, features covers of "Back Stabbers", "Proud Mary" and "Ain't No Mountain High Enough".

The Detroit Spinners - (1981)

A well presented EX/EX 1981 re-press of the album (no barcode), first released in 1967, features "Truly Yours" and "I'll Always Love You".

Ralph Macdonald - (1079)

The Trinagorian-American percussionist's third studio album, released through Marlin records.

Edwin Starr - (1971)

Well presented EX/EX (U.S. Gordy G956L stereo), includes the N/S anthems "Way Over There", "Funky Music Sho Nuff Turns Me On" and "War".

Charles Wright - (1972)

Stunning (U.S. Dunhill DSD 50162 stereo), double LP, includes original black and white printed lyric sheet.

Smokey Robinson & the Miracles - (1981)

Stunning EX+/EX+ 1981 U.S. reissue, (no barcode), of the album first released in 1967, and originally titled "Make It Happen".

Smokey Robinson & the Miracles - (1973)

Well presented example of the compilation album STML 11233 stereo.

The Temptations - (1970)

EX/EX example of the 1970 live album, recorded at the Talk of the Town nightclub in London, England.

The Marvelettes - (1970)

The Motown girl group's final album, which was never released in the United Kingdom

Bo Diddley - (1973)

Stunning EX+/EX+ UK Chess (6499 476), a mix of soul and funk, with elements of his old sound.

Various Artists - (1978)

French manufactured, Motown instrumental compilation album, includes songs from The Crusaders, Jermaine Jackson, and Rare Earth.

Bobby Wilson - (1975)

U.S. Buddah Records (BDS 5632), only album release by the funk-soul artist, in EX/EX condition, with original company inner.

Sunny - (1974)

Original UK CBS (S 80219 stereo) album, which features the title song which peaked at #7 on the UK singles chart the same year.