War - (1973)

The funk-soul band's sixth studio album, features the 11 minute un-edited version of the single "Gypsy Man".

The Supremes & Four Tops - (1970)

Collaborative album featuring cover songs , includes their hit "River Deep - Mountain High".

Jackie Jackson - (1973)

Stunning Tamla Motown STML 11249 - debut self-titled rarity, from the eldest member of the Jackson 5.

Archie Bell & The Drells - (1975)

Gamble/Huff/McFadden/Whitehead production, features "The Soul City Walk" and "I Could Dance All Night".

Jermaine Jackson - (1972)

U.S. Billboard top 30 debut solo album, features the singles "That's How Love Goes" and "Daddy's Home".

George Duke - (1979)

Jazz Funk masterpiece from the multi-talented professor of music.

War - (1971)

Stunning example of the American funk groups fourth album, includes the singles "All Day Music" and "Slipping Into Darkness".

Temptations - (1971)

Canadian Tamla Motown pressing of the group's final album to feature Eddie Kendricks, includes the #1 hit "Just My Imagination (Running Away with Me)".

George Benson (1973)

Instrumental Jazz-funk rarity from the Creed Taylor studios in EX+/EX+ "time capsule" condition!

Stevie Wonder - (1973)

Wonder's representative one-man band album, features prominent use of the ARP synthesizer.

Edwin Starr (1979)

Stunning example of a disco era classic, suggesting few plays!

Stevie Wonder (1974)

Immaculate example of the triple Grammy Award winning album.

Phyllis Hyman - (1979)

U.S. import pressing of critically acclaimed title, features the singles "You Know How to Love Me" and "Under Your Spell".

Marvin Gaye - (1982)

The triple platinum certified album, features the two-time Grammy award winning single "Sexual Healing".

Eddie Kendricks - (1974)

Stunning U.K. (STMA 8020) in it's original hinged cover, features the U.S. chart singles "One Tear" and "Shoeshine Boy".

Jnr. Walker & The All Stars - (1970)

Well presented example of eleventh studio album (STML 11167), features "Holly Holy" and "Hey Jude".

Diana Ross & The Supremes - (1969)

Stunning TML 11114 (mono variant) features the singles "I'm Livin' in Shame" , "No Matter What Sign You Are" and "The Composer".

Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell - (1969)

U.K. TML 11132 (mono) with flipback and original inner, features the enduring  hit "Good Lovin' Ain't Easy To Come By".

Earth Wind & Fire - (1975)

Award winning motion picture soundtrack, contains the #1 US pop and R&B hit "Shining Star".

B.T. Express - (1974)

The Brooklyn funk/soul band's debut album, features two US R&B number ones "Do It (Till You're Satisfied)" and "Express".

War - (1977)

Stunning example of the U.S. top 20 album from the Lonnie Jordan fronted American funk-soul band.

Graham Central Station - (1977)

Bassist Larry Graham Jr. formerly of Sly & the Family Stone, fronts the 70's American funk-soul band.

Graham Central Station - (1976)

Bassist Larry Graham's fourth studio album - Immaculate !

Eddie Kendricks - (1974)

The fourth solo album from the former Temptations vocalist, features "Boogie Down" and "Hooked On Your Love".

David Ruffin - (1976)

Stunning UK original STML 12030, album arranged, produced and conducted by Van McCoy.

War - (1975)

The American funk-soul band's seventh studio album, features the Grammy nominated hit single "Low Rider".

Esther Phillips - (1975)

Stunning album featuring Joe Beck on lead guitar, includes the dance version cover of Dinah Washington's "What a Difference a Day Made".

Wilson Pickett - (1978)

Stunning original American pressing, features "Time to Let the Sun Shine On Me" with the Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section.

Lonnie Liston Smith & the Cosmic Echoes - (1974)

Immaculate original American, Flying Dutchman pressing of the acclaimed funk/soul/jazz fusion album.

Crown Heights Affair - (1978)

Collectable '70s classic jazz-funk album, features the top-40 hit "Galaxy of Love".

The Supremes - (1967)

The final Supremes album to feature Florence Ballard, in "time capsule" condition!

B.T. Express - (1980)

The funk-disco group's sixth studio album, and first produced by Morrie Brown, features the dance anthem "Give Up the Funk (Let's Dance)".

Jackie Wilson -

MCA mono variant of the classic soul album, features an accomplished, orchestrated cover of Darryl Banks N/S classic "Open the Door to your Heart".

Hot Chocolate - (1974)

The British funk-soul band's debut album, featuring their first major international hit "Emma".

Gladys Knight & the Pips - (1973)

The groups first album for Buddah Records after leaving Motown, includes the Billboard Hot 100 #1 hit "Midnight Train to Georgia"

Michael Jackson and Diana Ross - (1977)

Original motion picture soundtrack produced by Quincy Jones, features the hit "Ease on Down the Road".

Martha Reeves & the Vandellas (1971)

Stunning U.K. STML 11204, the trio's final Motown studio album, features the enduring Northern Soul anthem "No One There".

Brass Construction - (1976)

Stunning American varient of U.S. Billboard R&B top-five album, features the singles "Ha Cha Cha" and "What's On Your Mind".

Wilson Pickett - (1971)

Stunning American pressing released through Atlantic Records, includes the dance standards "Fire and Water" and "Don't Knock My Love".

Diana Ross and the Supremes - (1968)

Motown CEO Berry Gordy assembles a team of producers to create a more distinct, mature sound for the group.

George Benson - (1976)

Grammy award winning instrumental Jazz funk rarity from the Creed Taylor studios, in "time capsule" condition.

The Supremes - (1966)

Stunning U.K. STML 11028, features the title track #1 single, and the northern soul dancefloor standard "He's All I Got".

The Isley Brothers - (1966)

TML 11034 - The American brothers debut album with the seminal Detroit-based music label.

Herbie Hancock - (1970)

Immaculate repress of Hancock's classic funk-soul inspired jazz album, includes "Wiggle Waggle" and "Tell Me a Bedtime Story".

Jackson Five - (1972)

The second-to-last Jackson 5 album to include any songs written by The Corporation (Berry Gordy, Freddie Perren, Deke Richards and Fonce Mizell).