Kool and the Gang - (1973)

Classic '70s funk single in EX+ condition, taken from the album "Wild and Peaceful".

Sound Experience - (1975)

Stunning EX+/EX+ example of mid '70s American funk rarity.

Van McCoy - (1974)

UK (BDS 418) solid centre pressing, of the instrumental funk, dancefloor stormer, (uncharted), taken from the album of the same name.

Earth, Wind and Fire - (1975)

Demo copy of the band's first major hit, reaching No. 1 on both the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 and R&B charts.

Jackie Moore - (1979)

The Florida born, American R&B singers disco cover version, of the song originally performed by The O'Jays.

Vicki Sue Robinson - (1976)

Disco cult club smash, elusive on a UK pressing, where it only peaked at #51 in the singles chart.

Gwen McCrae - (1975)

Advance demonstration copy of the follow up single to "Rockin Chair", - a hit peaking at #16 on the Billboard R&B Chart.

First Choice - (1977)

The Philadelphia based, all female vocal group's infectious dance hit single, elusive on a UK Salsoul pressing, where it failed to chart.

Undisputed Truth - (1976)

Disco club classic featuring Taka Boom on lead vocals, elusive as a UK "Demonstration" variant, where it peaked at #43 on the singles chart.

Double Exposure - (1976)

EX+ UK 7" variant of cult disco club classic spin, elusive on a British Salsoul pressing.

Carol Williams - (1976)

Demonstration variant of early disco classic, peaking at #4 on the Billboard Hot Dance Club Play Chart.

Nature Zone - (1976)

Two disco tracks written and produced by Steve Feldman and Tom Dawes.

Louise Freeman - (1974)

Disco rarity (UK HLM 10490) in EX+ condition.

Leon Lee - (1974)

Pre-disco, up-tempo funk/soul rarity, in EX+ condition.

The Jacksons - (1980)

The third single released from their album "Triumph", written by brothers Michael and Jackie.

Musique - (1978)

Originally a low-budget studio project by arranger/producer Patrick Adams, and featured soul singer Jocelyn Brown.

Earth, Wind & Fire - (1978)

Cover version of the Lennon/McCartney song recorded for the 1978 "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" soundtrack.

Atmosfear - (1979)

The British jazz funk band's most notable release, now a cult classic, house music collectable.

Keane Brothers - (1979)

EX+ advance promotion copy - disco cover version of the song best known by the band Toploader released in 2000.

Tom Scott - (1976)

Stunning EX+ Canadian Epic (8-50433), example of the theme to the 1970s TV cop series Starsky & Hutch.

Average White Band - (1974)

Solid centre variant of instrumental funk standard, U.S. chart-topping single, produced by Arif Mardin.

Tom Tom Club - (1981)

Novelty rapping song by the American new wave band, taken from their self-titled debut album "Tom Tom Club".

Kokomo - (1975)

"Promotion copy" variant of lead track from the British funk/soul band's second studio album "Rise & Shine", (#81 U.S. Billboard R&B chart).

Sylvester - (1978)

Hit single taken from the American disco artist's acclaimed album "Step II", produced and released through Harvey Fuqua's Fantasy records.

Chic - (1977)

UK Atlantic Records variant of the American disco group's debut single.

Mike Theodore Orchestra - (1977)

Well presented original pressing (Atlantic K11035), taken from the album, "Cosmic Wind".

Jimmy "Bo" Horne - (1978)

Demonstration variant of Horne's biggest hit, (U.S. Billboard Hot 100 #38, Billboard R&B #8).

Side Effect - (1977)

EX+ demonstration variant of the American disco/jazz-funk band's third single release, (U.S. Billboard R&B chart #22)

Paula Desmond - (1980)

Stunning EX+ demonstration variant of disco/jazz-funk dance single.

Chic - (1978)

Disco classic featuring lead vocals by Norma Jean Wright, the second single from the band's self-titled debut album.

Joe Tex - (1978)

"Strong Excellent" promotional variant of minor disco hit, from the American singer with his brand of Southern soul/disco.

Fat Larrys Band - (1979)

Well presented FTC 179, minor hit in the UK (#46), from the Philadelphia based, jazz-funk band.

Bombers - (1979)

The first single release on the Magnet Records, subsiduary, disco label Flamingo.

Chic - (1978)

Original 1978 1st pressing of the disco, Billboard Hot 100 and R&B number-one song.

Peter Brown - (1977)

EX Demonstration variant of Brown's first hit song, with backing vocals by Wildflower.

Fat Larrys Band - (1979)

Well presented UK FTC 168, the fifth single release from the American jazz-funk band.

Match - (1979)

The second of only three single releases, from the five piece, disco band.

Chic - (1979)

The second single release from Chic's 1979 album "Risqué" written and produced by Bernard Edwards and Nile Rodgers.

Timmy Thomas - (1978)

Promotional variant of the American R&B singer and keyboardist's minor disco hit.

Sylvester - (1978)

Well presented FTC 163, taken from the acclaimed disco album "Step II", released through Harvey Fuqua's Fantasy Records.

George McCrae - (1979)

EX UK (S TKR 7554), promotional variant of uncharted disco single, taken from the American artist's album "We Did It!".

Sassy - (1979)

EX+ demonstration variant of late '70s minor disco hit, from the female singer Polly Brown, formerly with the band Pickettywitch.

Chic - (1979)

The highest selling soul single of 1979, taken from the disco/funk band's album "Risqué".

Sylvester - (1979)

Disco-flavoured cover version of the Italian song "Uno Dei Tanti" originally sung by Joe Sentieri, and best known cover by Tom Jones.

Sister Sledge - (1979)

Well presented UK Atlantic K 11293, the first song that Nile Rodgers and Bernard Edwards wrote for any other act than their own band Chic.