The Ronettes - (1963)

Successful follow-up to "Be My Baby", written and produced by Phil Spector

The Crystals - (1963)

London HLU 9773, Phil Spector/Elle Greenwich/Jeff Barry classic - UK and U.S. top-10 chart single.

The Miracles - (1965)

UK (SS 324) - The title song from their long-since deleted album of the same name.

Marvin Gaye - (1963)

UK (SS 243) Up-tempo Holland, Dozier, Holland penned soul standard, in excellent condition.

Ray Charles - (1959)

London HLE 8917 - Charles' concert closer from his album of the same name, hails the birth of soul music.

Freda Payne - (1970)

Written by former Motown producers, Holland-Dozier-Holland (under the pseudonym of Edythe Wayne) and Ron Dunbar.

Gwen McCrae - (1975)

United States Billboard R&B Chart #1, impressive twin titles in excellent condition.

The Commodores - (1974)

U.K. TMG 902 - much sampled funk instrumental, taken from the band's debut album of the same name.

Sly & The Family Stone - (1971)

The American funk/soul band's final #1 hit single.

Sly & The Family Stone - (1972)

Taken from the album "There's a Riot Goin' On". The original recording, later covered by artists Paul Haig, The Raincoats and The Colourfield.

Yvonne Fair - (1975)

Stunning TMG 1013 the American soul singers only British hit single.

The O'Jays - (1972)

Huff / McFadden / Whitehead penned classic, from the album of the same name.

Admiral Bailey - (1988)

Single release from the dancehall deejay, widely described as "the hottest dancehall star of the late 1980s".

Earl George - (1977)

British pressing from the late '70s reggae/lovers rock singer-songwriter, best known for his work with Lee "Scratch" Perry and Bunny Lee.

Smokey Robinson And The Miracles - (1970)

TMG 745 - UK and U.S. #1 chart-topping single, released from their album "Make It Happen".

Sugar Minott - (1978)

Excellent original Black Roots pressing, increasingly hard to find, in this kind of condition.

Anthony Blackwood -

Reggae artist best known for his roots reggae and dub singles "African Woman", "Written Lies" and "Once Bitten Twice Shy".

Shaggy Wonder -

Desirable Jamaican dancehall rarity with flip-side version, in stunning condition.

The Temptations - (1970)

U.K. (TMG 773), the final group release to feature founding members Eddie Kendricks and Paul Williams.

Diana Ross and the Supremes - (1967)

The final single to feature the vocals of original Supremes member Florence Ballard.

The Miracles - (1965)

(TMG 540) - Follow-up to the million selling hit "The Tracks of My Tears", taken from the album "Going to a Go-Go" .

The Chiffons - (1963)

UK Stateside SS 202, written by Gerry Goffin and Carole King and produced by the Tokens.

Dave and Ansil Collins - (1970)

Well presented EX+ UK Techniques variant of the UK chart-topping single, written and produced by Winston Riley.

Desmond Dekker - (1968)

"EX+" (PYR 6058) Desmond Dekker / Leslie Kong penned masterpiece that combines the Rastafarian religion with rude boy concerns.

Otis Redding - (1968)

Al Bell / Allen Jones penned R&B classic, taken from the album "The Immortal Otis Redding" - Stunning!

Desmond Dekker & The Aces - (1969)

UK Top-10 single written by Dekker and his record producer Leslie Kong.

Marvin Gaye - (1968)

U.S. Billboard pop singles #1, taken from Gaye's album "In the Groove", the third Motown artist to release a version of the Barrett Strong/Norman Whitfield song.

John Holt - (1974)

Tony Ashfield's reggae production of the Kris Kristofferson penned ballad, taken form Holt's album "1,000 Volts of Holt".

Upsetters - (1969)

Double A sided 7" single with "Dollar in the Teeth",  by producer Lee "Scratch" Perry's house band, led by pianist Gladstone Anderson.

Ruby and the Romantics - (1963)

The original version, a minor hit in the UK reaching #38 - Stunning!

Lulu with the Dixie Flyers - (1970)

Recorded at the Muscle Shoals Fame studios, taken from her 1969 album "New Routes", includes her B-side version of Jerry Jeff Walker's "Mr. Bojangles".

Desmond Dekker - (1973)

One of the Jamaican ska, rocksteady and reggae singer-songwriter's minor hits - strong excellent condition, suggesting few plays.

Kool and the Gang - (1973)

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

Tito Simon - (1974)

Self written and produced minor hit from the Jamaican reggae singer, in excellent condition.

The Young Rascals - (1966)

Classic garage rocker follow-up to "Good Lovin'", (uncharted in the UK), - An eye catching Ex+ suggesting few plays!

Sound Experience - (1975)

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

Eddie Kendricks - (1973)

Kendricks' first major hit as a solo artist, coming two years after his departure from The Temptations.

Van McCoy - (1974)

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

Arthur Conley - (1967)

EX+ example of single written and produced by mentor Otis Redding.

The Bandwagon - (1968)

Great double sider, both regular soul club spin's, led by singer Johnny Johnson.

Earl George - (1977)

Elusive UK pressing (HOSS 143), of lovers rock song, with flip side dub version, in it's original company birth sleeve.

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.

Nicky Thomas - (1977)

EX+ UK Trojan (TRO 9025) pressing.

Edwin Starr (1966)

The 1974 re-issue double-sided Northern Soul club classics, "Headline News" and "Stop Her On Sight (S.O.S.)", in EX+ condition.

Desmond Dekker - (1970)

The cover version of the Jimmy Cliff song originally used in the 1972 film The Harder They Come.