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Disco Donuts Vol 3
Disco Donuts Vol 3 (7" limited to 300 copies)
Cat: NUTS 003. Rel: 21 May 25
Expansions (4:14)
Ghetto Passion (4:06)
Review: Deified disco editor Mister Mushi breaks from his own Mushi 45s faction for a diplomatic dance-over with fellow sonic saucerers Disco Donuts, whose third volume in a series hammers home two more spacey soma-uplifts. 'Expansions' of course jazz-funk clarion call 'Expansions' by Lonnie Liston Smith & The Cosmic Echoes, whose importuning "expand your mind" motif will never leave us. And of course, there's 'Ghetto Passion', an unknown remix to us, yet whose beats are so punctual that they could pop an iron ballon; this is a raw, clear and seething analogue sound, a style which many disco artists have tried to emulate since.
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Soul Flip Edits Vol 17
Cat: FLIP 017. Rel: 21 May 25
Carla Thomas - "BABY" (Del Gazeebo edit) (4:01)
Barbara Randolph - "Can I Get A Witness" (Umbo edit) (4:27)
 in stock $13.24
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Synthetic Substitution (reissue)
Cat: RR 00021. Rel: 15 May 25
Synthetic Substitution (3:31)
Synthetic Substitution (Just Blaze take 6 Master mix) (3:49)
Review: Originally released in 1973 by New York-born soul singer Melvin Bliss, 'Synthetic Substitution' was never meant to change music. A B-side to his single 'Reward', it quietly slipped out on Sunburst Records i and then, years later, exploded. With 'Funky Drummer' sticksman Bernard Purdie's drums at its core, it became one of the most sampled tracks in hip-hop history, forming the rhythmic backbone of cuts by De La Soul, Mobb Deep, LL Cool J, Justin Bieber and hundreds more. This new release gives the track its due, with a sharp remaster and a respectful rework from Just Blaze. The original still hits hard i a slinky, minimal soul groove with impeccable swing and eerie vocal calm. On the flip, the 'Just Blaze Take 6 Master Mix' lifts that legendary break into widescreen, looping and layering it with warmth and flair. It's not flashy, just smart i honouring the DNA while letting it breathe. It's a fresh pressing of a foundational beat, and a timely reminder of how deep hip-hop's roots run. Whether you're crate-digging or just craving drums with history, this is as vital as it gets.
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 in stock $11.27
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Acts Of Faith
Cat: FLO 0019LP. Rel: 14 May 25
Act 1: I Look For You (2:48)
Act 2: Set Your Spirit Free (3:11)
Act 3: God Will Help You Heal (2:24)
Act 4: Heal (2:42)
Act 5: Soul Clean (4:15)
Act 6: The Lesson Is Over (5:43)
Act 7: Someone To Love You (3:51)
Act 8: Signs (4:13)
Act 9: Pray For Me (2:55)
Review: SAULT's masterful combination of soul, funk and gospel has made them a major underground phenomenon and that's a position that this, their 11th album, only helped to reinforce when it emerged in December 2024. Helmed by producer Inflo and featuring Cleo Sol's velvety vocals, the album unfolds as a seamless 32-minute suite of nine tracks, brimming with lush instrumentals and poignant themes of love, connection and resilience. While it leans less on the political sharpness of 2020's Untitled (Black Is), the album's spiritual undertones and hopeful messages shine with equal brilliance. From the Marvin Gaye-esque syncopations of opener 'I Look For You' to the jazz-infused 'Set Your Spirit Free', each song flows effortlessly into the next. Tracks like 'Soul Clean' and 'Someone To Love You' evoke 70s funk with wah-wah guitars and vibrant percussion, while the sensual, gospelly closer 'Pray For Me' wraps the album in shimmering strings and heartfelt intimacy. Despite its repetitive moments, the dynamic arrangements and Cleo Sol's stirring delivery keep the momentum alive. For those seeking solace or upliftment, Acts of Faith offers a cohesive and soul-nourishing experienceiits blend of genres and meditative beauty, a comforting reminder of music's power to heal.
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 in stock $28.18
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We Got To Hit It Off (remixes)
Cat: AJX 849T. Rel: 01 May 25
We Got To Hit It Off (Dimitri From Paris Liberated Woman mix) (6:35)
We Got To Hit It Off (Dimitri From Paris Liberated Woman dub) (6:44)
We Got To Hit It Off (Opolopo mix) (5:45)
We Got To Hit It Off (Opolopo Deeper mix) (7:43)
Review: Millie Jackson emerged from the Deep South before properly coming of age in the grit of Newark, New York, but her voice always sounded like it was made for the spotlight i bold, sharp, and unfiltered. Across the 70s, she carved out a singular space in soul and funk with her fearless delivery and barbed wit, speaking plainly about lust, betrayal and resilience long before it was fashionable to do so. Her run on Spring Records placed her alongside The Fatback Band and Joe Simon, where she balanced tender ballads with club-ready burners, always laced with her signature no-nonsense bite. 'We Got To Hit It Off', first released in 1979, sits squarely in that lineage i a disco-soul gem with just enough snap to make it timeless. Spring Revisited brings Jackson's original into sharp new focus: Dimitri From Paris uses the original session tapes to craft a mix full of glitz and muscle, while Opolopo offers two flips i one smouldering and stripped, the other buoyant and synth-heavy. These versions don't only overwrite the source, but underline its brilliance for new rooms and younger ears.
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Think
Think (7" limited to 300 copies)
Cat: MSH 115. Rel: 22 Apr 25
Think (4:09)
Once In A Remix (3:43)
Review: Funk editor Mister Mushi finalises the latest fleet-dispatch by the eponymous factory known as Mushi 45. All housed on a distinctive yellow, large-innered 7" record (you know, the you need the metal spindle adapter for), every release on this label is a charm. Here the dotted line marks out a well-defined classic by Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock from 1998, 'It Takes Two', which in turn samples Lynn Collins' 'Think', after which this reissue is named and from which the now rather saturated vocal sample originates. James Brown's original production and backing "c'mon!" admonitions shine brightly, while Mushi's extra phattenings also serve to emphasise the mix without peaking it.
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Tainted Love (Record Store Day RSD 2025)
Cat: C 14003. Rel: 29 Apr 25
Tainted Love (2:12)
My Bad Boy's Comin' Home (2:40)
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Don't You Care
Don't You Care (limited 7" Nachpressung)
Cat: BGPS 046. Rel: 29 May 25
Don't You Care (2:47)
Never Did I Stop Loving You (2:32)
Review: Two powerful soul sessions from Alice Clark's eponymous debut 1972 album. "Don't You Care" is a hard-hitting soul standard (that became very popular in acid jazz scene in the early 90s) where Alice opens her heart for all to see while her incredible band ebb and flow with Clark's emotions. "Never Did I Stop Loving You", meanwhile, languishes in sentiment at a slightly lower tempo that allows her to really dig deep for those low notes. The real fun happens as we reach momentum towards the end and every band member brings out their A-game and bounces off each other - backing up Alice every step of the way. You will care about this.
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Nomalizo (reissue)
Cat: SSINT 003. Rel: 03 Jun 25
Nomalizo (5:10)
Kilimanjaro Take Us Higher (5:03)
Review: This priceless double-header brings together two timeless gems from South African music icon Letta Mbulu. On one side, the afro-electro boogie cult classic 'Nomalizo', a favourite among diggers and refined selectors alike, with its honeyed vocals, salty synth work and languid rhythms. On the other, there's 'Kilimanjaro Takes Us Higher', an uplifting, up-tempo dancefloor anthem radiating optimism with soul-drenched vocals, funk bass, disco strings and agile keys. Released together as a single for the first time, these sought-after tracks have been embraced across countless scenes for decades. Nothing short of essential.
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The Way You Love Me: Remixes
The Way You Love Me: Remixes (12" Nachpressung)
Cat: GLITS 020. Rel: 29 May 25
The Way You Love Me (Dim TSOP version - Dimitri From Paris Glitterbox retouch) (8:14)
The Way You Love Me (Tom Moulton Philly Re-Grooved remix) (12:54)
Review: Some may argue that Dimitri From Paris and Tom Moulton have already provided the definitive remixes of Ron Hall, the Muthafunkaz and Marc Evans' 2006 gem "The Way You Love Me". This Glitterbox 12", which features alternative versions of those two legendary reworks, proves that they're wrong. Dimitri's "Glitterbox Retouch" of his Philadelphia International-inspired TSOP Version is a little more focused and tightly edited than its predecessor, but naturally incredibly similar. It's Moulton's "Philly Regrooved Mix", though, that's the real stunner. A near perfect example of Moulton's classic mixing skills, it sees the original disco mixer give space to each instrumental solo before unleashing the now oh-so-familiar vocal. The result is 13 minutes of unashamed disco bliss.
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All This Love That I'm Givin
Cat: CATX 2015. Rel: 21 Mar 24
All This Love That I'm Givin' (3:53)
Maybe I'll Find Somebody New (3:25)
Review: For those of a certain age, Gwen McRae's "All This Love That I'm Givin" will always evoke memories of Cassius' French Touch classic "Feeling For You", which sampled it heavily. It remains a killer record in its' own right, though, as this timely reissue proves. Originally released in 1979, it sees McRae at her powerful best, delivering a potent message to an errant lover over a killer, low-slung disco-funk groove. It's one of the tracks that should really be in any discerning funk, soul or disco DJ's collection. Flip for original B-side "Maybe I'll Find Somebody New", a breezier chunk of laidback soul with a slightly Southern lilt. It's good, but pales into insignificance compared to the brilliant 'A' side.
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Tags: Disco Funk
 in stock $12.96
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Take It To The Limit
Cat: SP 100. Rel: 15 May 25
Take It To The Limit (4:17)
Take It To The Limit (Joaquin Joe Claussell extended version) (7:17)
Review: New York disco don Joe Claussell takes a scalpel to Norman Connors' 1980 uncut 'Take It To The Limit', turning a smooth Philly disco-soul burner into a swirling, peak-time epic. Originally voiced by Adaritha and buried on Connors' overlooked tenth LP for Arista, the track is flaymorphosed: pulled inside out, looped, stretched and whipped into chaos with Claussell's trademark floor-focused touch. If you've caught him lately at Body & Soul, you've likely heard this one spiralling into the rafters.
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Cherish The Day/Nothing Comes Between Us: The Unreleased Versions
Cherish The Day (Lovers Rock version) (5:07)
Nothing Can Come Between Us (Disco Boogie 45 version) (5:09)
Review: Who doesn't love a bit of sophisticated soul? We certainly do and it's always good to hear some reworks of the soul great's finest cuts for the dancefloor. And that's what we have here on a new 7" that opens with a disco version of 'Nothing Can Come Between Us' and doesn't go hard, instead building in some gentle drums and lo-fi melodies, swooning vocals and a mystical late night sense of romance. On the flip, we get a lovers rock version of 'Cherish The Day' which adds plenty of lovely guitar lines to bring that island vibe while the shuffling drums lock you in gently.
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 in stock $12.39
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Avianca Dubs Vol 1
Cat: AVIDUBS 001. Rel: 01 Apr 25
Avianca Dubs (dub 1) (4:02)
Avianca Dubs (dub 2) (4:03)
Review: Hyped in hushed tones, the latest dubbing by studio troubadour Mad Professor has been so successfully kept under wraps, that relevant preview clips and contextual info online for it remain intentionally, ambiguously short, and relatively impervious to sleuthing. Of course, this would reflect the anxious ambivalence of wholesalers to unleash it back into to the wild; it only goes with the territory of dubplate culture! But they may have good reason to um and ahh, since this is a rare, and perhaps the only, example of a Mad Professor rerub of a Marvin Gaye tune, and not just any: it's none other than 'What's Going On?', of course! The version first surfaced on KLTY Radio and has never heard a proper release since. Avianca Dubs does the honours of ducting two versions on wax, in what is sure to be a faster-than-light shelf-clearer...
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 in stock $18.32
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Back Stabbers
Cat: JPR 7 2401. Rel: 13 May 25
Backstabbers (3:10)
Backstabbers (instrumental) (3:09)
Review: C&C Music Factory lynchpin Eric Kupper takes on 'BackStabbers' with a considered touch, reinforcing its groove while preserving the essence of its original 1982 recording. Captured at Virtue Studios by a powerhouse ensembleiincluding MFSB and Salsoul Orchestra greats like Earl Young, Ron Baker and Vince Montana, Jr.ithis session defined the lush, orchestrated soul of Philadelphia. Joe Freeman's lead vocal remains the focal point, its urgency cutting through Kupper's updated mix, which tightens the percussion and adds a refined low-end punch. Side A presents the vocal mix, where the track's layered instrumentation breathes with new clarity, while Side B strips it down to an instrumental, letting the intricate arrangements shine. US-based Kupper, a veteran of over 1,400 remixes, treats the material with the respect of a historian and the instincts of a modern dancefloor craftsman, balancing nostalgia with crisp, club-ready sonics.
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Gespielt von: Juno Recommends Disco
 in stock $16.07
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Linkwood Edits
Cat: MTN 51. Rel: 23 Apr 25
Make It Better (6:45)
No Easy (7:45)
Brekkers (4:40)
Review: Under the Linkwood alias, Nick Moore has released a wealth of fine material since debuting in the late 2000s - including a string of sublime albums and EPs. Last year he popped his re-edit cherry alongside The Mighty Zaf via a two-tracker paying tribute to the late, great Phil Asher. Here he takes the next step, delivering a first solo scalpel missive via the reliable and long-running Moton imprint. On side A, the Edinburgh producer attempts to 'Make It Better' via a razor-and-tape style edit of a slap-bass-sporting, synth-wielding slice of early 80s disco-boogie perfection. We have no idea of the source material, but the lightly extended track is as infectious as it is intriguing. Over on side B, 'No Easy' is a sweet, string-laden slab of mid-tempo disco-soul sweetness, while 'Brekkers' is a squelchy, up-tempo electrofunk workout tailor-made for break-dancers.
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The Boogaloo EP
Cat: AJXEP 847. Rel: 14 May 25
Latin Dynamite (2:48)
Voodoo Working (2:37)
El Popcorn (2:40)
Cocktail De Medianoche (2:41)
Review: For five years, Acid Jazz has been showcasing Kevin Fingier's productions with each one carrying his signature Latin flair. It all began with 'Latin Dynamite', which sold out 15 days before its release and was followed by 'Cocktail de Medianoche' and 'Why Don't You Go Home', which were both instant sellouts. The second pressing of 'Latin Dynamite' included a fiery Latin rendition of the r&b classic 'It's Your Voodoo Working'. When Fingier released 'Not Strictly Soul,' it featured the Latin gem 'El Popcorn' which is now available on 7" for the first time. These four Latin Soul anthems are now united in one explosive Boogaloo EP that arrives just in time for summer.

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Tags: Latin | Boogaloo
 in stock $18.03
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Wish I Didn't Miss You
Cat: MSV 025. Rel: 10 Feb 25
Wish I Didn't Miss You (3:52)
Wish I Didn't Miss You (remix) (4:17)
Review: Oooh! Angie Stone's "Wish I Didn't Miss You" definitely belongs in the canon of all time modern soul classics. Taken from her 2001 second album Mahogany Soul, the Swizz Beats produced track made optimum usage of an O' Jays sample and was instrumental in that LP going gold and propelling the former D'Angelo collaborator to stardom. It also inspired countless official and under the counter remixes with Blaze's perhaps the most recognisable. So yes this reissue on 7" from Outta Sight is worthy if you don't have the original in your collection and features a housed up remix from Hex Hector on the flip.
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Unstoppable
Unstoppable (7" limited to 300 copies)
Cat: UNIQ320 -1. Rel: 20 May 25
Unstoppable (3:35)
Going Going Gone (2:51)
Review: Emma Noble, the emerging soul singer from London, delivers a powerful performance on the girl group soul anthem 'Unstoppable'. Her second single, it's poised to become a next-gen floor-filler; catch us playing it on repeat, *in flagranti*, after it premiered on Craig Charles' BBC6 Soul Show in early 2025. 'Going Going Gone' backs it up on the B-side, as the first single from FPE's upcoming album Waves. Hearing rising Australian singer-songwriter and pop genius J Mahon on vocal duties, the track's catchy brass sections combine with J's androgynous soul vocals, and evokes the sounds of young Motown artists in the style's 60s adolescence.
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 in stock $13.51
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Booking Up Baby
Cat: EXUMG 15. Rel: 27 May 25
Booking Up Baby (2:48)
Giving Up (3:57)
Review: New York soul quartet The Topics never found the spotlight they deserved during their short run across the 60s and early 70s, but this sharp 7" reissue offers a long-overdue glimpse at their brilliance. Both cuts originally surfaced in 1973 via Mercury, the only major label to back the group before they vanished into obscurity. 'Booking Up Baby' is a slick, string-laced dancer co-produced by Dennis Williams, best known for work with Teddy Pendergrass and the O'Jays. On the flip, Van McCoy's 'Giving Up' gets an opulent, emotionally rich treatmentidelivered with the polish and pain of top-shelf crossover soul. Both tracks ooze sophistication, driven by harmony-led vocals and lush instrumentation. Given the scarcity of original pressingsione recently went for L850ithis reissue is not only a collector's dream but a chance for wider ears to catch up with two underrated gems from the golden era of American soul.
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Now That's What I Call The 70's
VARIOUS
Now That's What I Call The 70's (orange, white & brown vinyl 3xLP)
Cat: LPNNNOW 159. Rel: 29 May 25
Queen - "Don't Stop Me Now" (3:29)
Electric Light Orchestra - "Mr Blue Sky" (5:01)
Elton John - "Rocket Man (I Think It's Going To Be A Long Long Time)" (4:38)
Rod Stewart - "Maggie May" (3:42)
Roberta Flack - "Killing Me Softly With His Song" (4:46)
Donna Summer - "MacArthur Park" (3:59)
Blondie - "Heart Of Glass" (4:07)
David Essex - "Gonna Make You A Star" (3:35)
Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel - "Make Me Smile (Come Up & See Me)" (3:54)
Sweet - "Blockbuster" (3:11)
Suzi Quatro - "Can The Can" (3:34)
Mud - "Tiger Feet" (3:50)
Alvin Stardust - "My Coo Ca Choo" (2:47)
Wizzard - "See My Baby Jive" (4:59)
Mott The Hoople - "All The Young Dudes" (3:28)
John Lennon & Yoko Ono - "Instant Karma! (We All Shine On)" (3:18)
Bob Dylan - "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" (2:28)
The Police - "Message In A Bottle" (4:48)
The Clash - "London Calling" (3:20)
The Boomtown Rats - "Rat Trap" (4:55)
Roxy Music - "Virginia Plain" (2:59)
Sparks - "This Town Ain't Big Enough For Both Of Us" (3:01)
Gary Numan - "Cars" (3:48)
Baccara - "Yes Sir, I Can Boogie" (4:29)
Village People - "YMCA" (3:42)
Chic - "Good Times" (3:37)
Earth, Wind & Fire - "September" (3:33)
Barry White - "You're The First, The Last, My Everything" (3:23)
Stevie Wonder - "Signed, Sealed, Delivered (I'm Yours)" (2:39)
Diana Ross - "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" (3:29)
Commodores - "Three Times A Lady" (3:34)
Bruce Springsteen - "Born To Run" (4:30)
Meat Loaf - "Bat Out Of Hell" (4:42)
Status Quo - "Rockin' All Over The World" (3:31)
Gerry Rafferty - "Baker Street" (4:06)
Don McLean - "American Pie" (4:08)
Bonnie Tyler - "It's A Heartache" (3:28)
Paul McCartney & Wings - "Mull Of Kintyre" (4:41)
Neil Diamond - "Sweet Caroline" (3:20)
Dolly Parton - "Jolene" (2:37)
The Manhattan Transfer - "Chanson D'Amour" (2:55)
Dean Friedman & Denise Marsa - "Lucky Stars" (4:00)
Boney M - "Rivers Of Babylon" (4:15)
Althea & Donna - "Uptown Top Ranking" (3:51)
10cc - "I'm Not In Love" (3:43)
Simon & Garfunkel - "Bridge Over Troubled Water" (4:52)
 in stock $39.18
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Look At Me Now
Cat: SEV 018. Rel: 27 May 25
Look At Me Now (2:41)
Look At Me Now (alternative take) (2:54)
Review: After a wild shelf-clearer came by way of a reissue of 'Ordinary Joe' earlier this year, we've now a second Outta Sight reissue of yet another gladly intoned Terry Callier deep cut on our hands. Born and raised in Chicago's Cabrini-Green, Callier came up alongside a generation of soul and jazz innovators but always stood apart. After his debut LP The New Folk Sound fell into obscurity, and his 1968 Cadet single 'Look At Me Now' slipped past unnoticed, he was brought into his mentor Jerry Butler's Songwriters Workshop, a game-changing move. This stirring early statement works in much inner commentary on manhood, stage fright and vital moment seizure - "now my people think I just fake it / I know I do things they don't understand / so I've got to show them I can take it / I've got to show 'em I can be a man" - aches with the strain of double consciousness in a performance society.
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True Love
Cat: PRSG 002. Rel: 30 May 25
True Love (4:07)
True Love (Tapes dub) (4:10)
Review: The cultured Presagi label returns with a previously unreleased 1989 recording by Miami freestyle icon Laurie Miller, who made her name as a solo artist as well as spending time with 80s group Expose. The wonderful 'True Love' is a shimmering slice of vintage freestyle that is now seeing the light of day for the first time, and has been lovingly restored from the original master tapes and officially licensed from the artist. The B-side features a fresh dub reinterpretation by Tapes aka Jackson Bailey who lends the track a spacious, analogue warmth and makes this a crucial pick-up.
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Disco Donuts Vol 2
Disco Donuts Vol 2 (7" limited to 200 copies)
Cat: NUTS 002. Rel: 28 Mar 25
West Coast Poplock (Mister Mushi remix part 1) (4:20)
West Coast Poplock (Mister Mushi remix part 2) (4:17)
Review: Disco Donuts strike back with a back-to-back pose in the vein of pivotal disco-funk remixing from local edits master Mister Mushi. Once an out-letter of releases on his own Mushi 45 imprint, through which we heard many another reissue by the likes of Afro Breed and The Ethiopian Brothers, this second of two new migrations over to the Disco Donuts label proves a versatile sound and approach to his craft. The A-sider here features a mechanically reproducible instrumental version of Chic's 'Good Times' mashed up with Ronnie Hudson's 'West Coast Poplock', providing equal doses of freshness and reconnaissance.
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Gespielt von: Smoove, Voodoocuts, DJ Katch
 in stock $15.50
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It's My House (reissue)
Cat: JS 7S453. Rel: 27 May 25
Risco Connection - "It's My House" (radio edit) (3:59)
Joe Isaacs - "Risco Version" (radio edit) (4:17)
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Rose In The Dark
Rose In The Dark (LP + booklet Nachpressung)
Cat: FL 00004. Rel: 27 May 25
One Love (1:21)
Why Don't You (3:45)
Young Love (4:24)
Rewind (2:26)
Rose In The Dark (3:45)
When I'm In Your Arms (5:45)
Sideways (3:14)
Butterfly (3:19)
Sure Of Myself (3:34)
I Love You (3:00)
Her Light (4:05)
Review: When she started her career just over a decade ago, Cleopatra Nikolic AKA Cleo Sol was considered a singer-for-hire within the international deep house community. Now, with the assistance of beat-maker Inflo, she's decided to strike out on her own via a quietly impressive solo debut that re-casts her as a genuinely fresh and exciting soul talent. Beginning with the layered acapella vocals and deep, jazzy grooves of stunning opener "One Love", the album sees her brilliantly deliver heartfelt and thoughtful lyrics over hazy backing tracks that brilliantly join the dots between jazz, neo-soul and R&B. While she's undoubtedly the star of the show, Inflo's stripped-back, partially acoustic and largely soft-focus production is also worthy of high praise.
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I'll Always Love You
Cat: SEV 020. Rel: 27 May 25
I'll Always Love You (2:45)
What More Could A Boy Ask For (3:07)
Review: Known as the Detroit Spinners in the UK, The Spinners recorded with Motown's V.I.P. label from 1964 to 1971 and in that time managed to leave a lasting mark on the Northern Soul scene. Their track 'I'll Always Love You,' which was written by Hunter and Stevenson in 1965, became a Northern Soul favourite with original UK Tamla Motown pressings often selling for over L500. 'What More Could A Boy Ask For'' is a 1966 gem by Bristol and Fuqua, which remained unreleased until its inclusion as a bonus track on the 2012 Yours Truly CD. Now, it receives its first official 7" vinyl release on the B-side of this one from Outta Sight.
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Run For Cover
Cat: SEV 019. Rel: 27 May 25
Run For Cover (3:03)
Wear It On Our Face (3:24)
Review: The Dells were a legendary soul and doo-wop group defined by Johnny Carter's soaring falsetto and Marvin Junior's rich baritone. After first forming in 1952, their most iconic era came during their time with Chicago's Cadet label from the mid-60s to mid-70s. Their 1966 track 'Run For Cover' became a staple of the Northern Soul scene and remains highly sought-after today, with mint copies fetching over L100. Equally beloved is their 1968 dancer 'Wear It On Our Face' featuring a powerful Charles Stepney arrangement and the group's signature harmonies-both songs showcasing The Dells at the height of their soulful brilliance.
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City Life
City Life (gatefold 180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: CR 846. Rel: 30 May 25
Rock Creek Park (4:31)
Thankful 'Bout Yourself (5:05)
City Life (5:12)
All I Ask (3:47)
Happy Music (4:50)
Love So Fine (4:48)
Flying High (3:32)
Hash & Eggs (4:48)
Review: The Blackbyrds, Washington Direct-Current pioneers of jazz-funk from the early 70s, overloaded the jazz circuit with City Life, a hair-frying album renowned for its flowing, fulminous rhythms. Core tracks 'Happy Music' and 'Rock Creek Park' set the stage for a long sampling legacy: the latter was famously sampled by both De La Soul and Nas, on 'Bitties In The BK Lounge' and 'Fried Chicken' respectively. This reissue, cut from the original tapes (AAA) by Kevin Gray and pressed on 180-gram vinyl at RTI, reupholsters the Blackbyrds' debut worm-catching funk pecks for the world's ears to witness once more.
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 in stock $40.57
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Summer Came My Way
Cat: SWS 7001. Rel: 20 May 25
Summer Came My Way (radio edit) (4:36)
Summer Came My Way (Ambient edit) (4:30)
Review: Greg Wilson and The Reynolds first teamed up in 2015 for 'Summer Came My Way' as a vocoder-topped summer twinkler, backed up by sweltering handclaps and gutting electric pianistic held notes. The Merseyside DJ and producer is alleged, at least as far as Discogs bios go, to have pioneered the UK electro scene, though his collaborative sensibility with twins Katherine and Carmel Reynolds here proved otherwise downbeat but munificent in emotion, compared to electro's later superlatively harsh, snappy, two-step snarings. The Balearic soul of 'Summer Came My Way' as deserving of its new ambient version, and it is the real highlight here, manifesting before us dazzlingly with its scatted lyrics and acid torsions.
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 in stock $16.90
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I Believe In Miracles
Cat: KCR 127. Rel: 15 Aug 24
I Believe In Miracles (4:27)
C'est Si Bon (3:48)
Review: After a year of energizing live performances, Say She She releases their vibrant cover of the Jackson Sisters' classic 'I Believe In Miracles.' With Sergio Rios of Orgone behind the fresh, funky production, this track is irresistibly danceable. On Side-2, 'C'est Si Bon,' is a French discodelia anthem from their acclaimed sophomore LP Silver. It's a bi-lingual, joy-inducing track that compels listeners to dance. This 45 features two crowd-pleasing tracks that promise to ignite any dancefloor. With its infectious energy and stellar production, this record is bound to become a favorite for vinyl enthusiasts and partygoers.
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32
Baby You're The One (Record Store Day RSD 2025)
Cat: CER 007. Rel: 29 Apr 25
Baby You're The One (3:29)
Ride (3:32)
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33
Spanish Joint
Spanish Joint (7" Nachpressung)
Cat: PIBE 003. Rel: 27 May 25
Spanish Joint (Kero Uno remix) (3:14)
Feel Like Makin' Love (Kero Uno remix) (2:15)
Review: American neo-soul pin-up D'Angelo has released a couple of the smoothest records of the last 30 years. He even made a welcome comeback in the mid 2010s and added some more magic to his cannon. Here Kero Uno remixes a couple of his tunes and ups their funky quotient to make them more suitable to dancefloors. First, he flips 'Spanish Joint' into a key-laced and funky workout with low-slung, hip-swinging grooves sure to seduce next to the zippy synth leads. On the flip is his hot take on 'Feel Like Makin' Love', another bona-fide gem full of heart and soul.
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 in stock $22.54
34
The Best Of Sade
The Best Of Sade (gatefold heavyweight vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: 888751 805910. Rel: 07 Nov 22
Your Love Is King (3:41)
Hang On To Your Love (4:31)
Smooth Operator (4:17)
Jezebel (5:27)
The Sweetest Taboo (4:19)
Is It A Crime (6:17)
Never As Good As The First Time (3:57)
Love Is Stronger Than Pride (4:19)
Paradise (3:33)
Nothing Can Come Between Us (3:53)
No Ordinary Love (7:19)
Like A Tattoo (3:36)
Kiss Of Life (4:10)
Cherish The Day (3:40)
Pearls (6:15)
Please Send Me Someone To Love (4:30)
 in stock $28.75
35
Action Speaks Louder Than Words
Action Speaks Louder Than Words (180 gram audiophile blue vinyl LP)
Cat: MOVLP 3652B. Rel: 28 May 25
Action Speaks Louder Than Words (3:10)
Time Machine (4:34)
My Mind Is Hazy (4:40)
Confusion (4:14)
Pretty Pimpin' Willie (3:58)
Tin Man (3:18)
Chocolate Pleasure (3:35)
People (2:56)
Ain't Nothin' But A Thing (2:55)
Out Among The Stars (5:36)
Review: Funk and soul album don't come much better than this. Chocolate Milk's Action Speaks Louder Than Words is a 1975 classic and an essential piece of New Orleans music history. Discovered and produced by the legendary Allen Toussaint, the band's debut blends tight grooves, sharp horn lines and socially conscious lyrics with the rich musical heritage of their hometown. The standout title track is a rare groove classic still sampled and revered decades later. With polished arrangements and undeniable rhythm, this album firmly established Chocolate Milk as a force in 70s funk and remains a superb boogie-infused release that is as vital and infectious today as ever.
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36
Lost Girl
Cat: DD 023B. Rel: 03 Apr 25
Lost Girl (Marc Hype & Jim Dunloop Late Night rework) (3:24)
Special Technique Of Love (Jim Dunloop Shaolin Soul edit) (3:08)
Review: The mighty Dusty Donuts return to Queensbridge where they encounter a 'Lost Girl' featured on a legendary mixtape by one of QB's finest. This bouncy, choppy Marc Hype & Jim Dunloop Late Night Remix is sure to ignite any gathering. On the flipside, the vibes shift from Queensbridge to Staten Island and bring a special sound to work the crowd - this heavy soul classic arrives in true Shaolin style with choppy, dark soul chords and classic hip-hop beats. It's a track that commands attention with the drums but also locks in head and heart.
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Gespielt von: The Allergies, Voodoocuts
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Master Blaster
Cat: MXMRK 2070. Rel: 11 Apr 25
Master Blaster
I Was Made To Love Her
Review: New York's incomparable edit king, and a hugely prolific one at that, Danny Krivit aka Mr K returns with some elongated reworks of a couple of Stevie Wonder's most timeless tunes. First up is his version of 'Master Blaster' which was originally the sound of Stevie paying tribute to Bob Marley. In his hands, it has a big intro and drums ready to rock. Flip it over and you will find 'I Was Made To Love Her' which has big r&b overtones and the sort of breakdowns that really build a vibe in the club. Adding in lashings of signature soul and you have two more steamy and effective tributes from the one and only Mr K.
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38
You Can't Hide From The Boogie (reissue)
Cat: SPRO 9646 BLACK. Rel: 14 May 25
Donna Washingtons - "You Can't Hide From The Boogie" (4:06)
Linda Clifford - "Build A Fire" (5:31)
Review: Donna Washington, a legendary soul singer from LA, is known for hits like her duet with The Dramatics' LJ Reynolds, 'I'm Into You.' However, just as good is 'You Can't Hide From The Boogie' is a disco classic that got revived amongst heads after it featured on Boogie Times Presents The Great Collectors Vol. 8 in 2008. Now, it's getting its own standalone 7" pressing and is a high-energy, funky gem complete with powerful horns and driving drums, all perfect for the dancefloor. On the flip side, Linda Clifford's 'Build A Fire' delivers a more seductive, deep boogie sound, showcasing the enduring allure of 1980s disco and boogie music.
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39
Fontana Rosa
Cat: LEGO 371. Rel: 22 May 25
Hei Ti (2:44)
Te Adoro (4:00)
Lovesick (3:41)
Impossible (3:36)
La Quichimba (2:21)
No More Secret (5:29)
Fontana Rosa (3:13)
Heartbreaker (3:42)
Mariposa (3:40)
Deffro'r Dydd (3:25)
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40
Now That's What I Call The 70's
VARIOUS
Cat: CDNNNOW 159. Rel: 29 May 25
Queen - "Don't Stop Me Now"
Electric Light Orchestra - "Mr Blue Sky"
Gerry Rafferty - "Baker Street"
The Police - "Message In A Bottle"
Blondie - "Heart Of Glass"
Gary Numan - "Cars"
The Buggles - "Video Killed The Radio Star"
The Boomtown Rats - "Rat Trap"
The Clash - "London Calling"
Pretenders - "Kid"
The Undertones - "Teenage Kicks"
Siouxsie & The Banshees - "Hong Kong Garden"
Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel - "Make Me Smile (Come Up & See Me)"
Don McLean - "American Pie"
Rod Stewart - "Maggie May"
Bonnie Tyler - "It's A Heartache"
Dr Hook - "A Little Bit More"
Pussycat - "Mississippi"
Dolly Parton - "Jolene"
Neil Diamond - "Sweet Caroline"
John Lennon & Yoko Ono - "Instant Karma! (We All Shine On)"
Bruce Springsteen - "Born To Run"
Meat Loaf - "Bat Out Of Hell"
Status Quo - "Rockin' All Over The World"
Thin Lizzy - "The Boys Are Back In Town"
Ike & Tina Turner - "Nutbush City Limits"
Free - "All Right Now"
Bob Dylan - "Knockin' On Heaven's Door"
Joan Armatrading - "Love & Affection"
Marvin Gaye - "What's Going On"
The Stylistics - "You Make Me Feel Brand New"
The Hollies - "The Air That I Breathe"
Harry Nilsson - "Without You"
Eric Carmen - "All By Myself"
Chicago - "If You Leave Me Now"
Justin Hayward - "Forever Autumn"
Billy Joel - "My Life"
Elvis Presley - "Way Down"
Showaddywaddy - "Under The Moon Of Love"
Darts - "Daddy Cool/The Girl Can't Help It"
Donna Summer - "MacArthur Park"
Gloria Gaynor - "I Will Survive"
Village People - "YMCA"
Baccara - "Yes Sir, I Can Boogie"
Chic - "Good Times"
Sister Sledge - "We Are Family"
Earth, Wind & Fire - "September"
Barry White - "You're The First, The Last, My Everything"
The Four Seasons - "December, 1963 (Oh What A Night!)"
George McCrae - "Rock Your Baby"
Tina Charles - "I Love To Love"
Heatwave - "Boogie Nights"
Odyssey - "Native New Yorker"
Rose Royce - "Love Don't Live Here Anymore"
Commodores - "Three Times A Lady"
Dean Friedman & Denise Marsa - "Lucky Stars"
Kiki Dee - "Amoureuse"
Shirley Bassey - "Something"
Demis Roussos - "Forever & Ever"
The Manhattan Transfer - "Chanson D'Amour"
Elton John - "Rocket Man (I Think It's Going To Be A Long Long Time)"
David Essex - "Gonna Make You A Star"
Gilbert O'Sullivan - "Get Down"
Mott The Hoople - "All The Young Dudes"
Roxy Music - "Virginia Plain"
Sparks - "This Town Ain't Big Enough For Both Of Us"
Sweet - "Blockbuster"
Suzi Quatro - "Can The Can"
Mud - "Tiger Feet"
Alvin Stardust - "My Coo Ca Choo"
Wizzard - "See My Baby Jive"
The Rubettes - "Sugar Baby Love"
Pilot - "Magic"
Bay City Rollers - "Shang-a-Lang"
Sailor - "A Glass Of Champagne"
Barry Blue - "Dancin' (On A Saturday Night)"
The Three Degrees - "When Will I See You Again"
Freda Payne - "Band Of Gold"
Stevie Wonder - "Signed, Sealed, Delivered (I'm Yours)"
Diana Ross - "Ain't No Mountain High Enough"
Simon & Garfunkel - "Bridge Over Troubled Water"
10cc - "I'm Not In Love"
Bread - "Make It With You"
Roberta Flack - "Killing Me Softly With His Song"
Leo Sayer - "When I Need You"
Hot Chocolate - "So You Win Again"
Boney M - "Rivers Of Babylon"
Althea & Donna - "Uptown Top Ranking"
Jackson 5 - "The Love You Save"
Billy Ocean - "Love Really Hurts Without You"
Carl Douglas - "Kung Fu Fighting"
The Wombles - "The Wombling Song"
Brotherhood Of Man - "Save Your Kisses For Me"
Dawn - "Tie A Yellow Ribbon Round The Ole Oak Tree" (feat Tony Orlando)
The New Seekers - "I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing (In Perfect Harmony)"
Terry Jacks - "Seasons In The Sun"
Cliff Richard - "Devil Woman"
Olivia Newton-John - "Hopelessly Devoted To You"
David Soul - "Don't Give Up On Us"
Paul McCartney & Wings - "Mull Of Kintyre"
Review: This five-disc CD set has an impressively broad and satisfying journey through one of the most dynamic decades in popular music. From glam to disco, punk to singer-songwriter balladry, soul to soft rock, each disc brings together an eclectic mix of tracks that still feels essential. The opening tracks boast undeniable energy: Queen's 'Don't Stop Me Now' and ELO's 'Mr Blue Sky' remain joyful anthems, while Blondie's 'Heart of Glass' and Gary Numan's 'Cars' introduce a touch of post-punk and synth-pop futurism. As the compilation moves into moodier and more socially charged fare, the inclusion of The Clash's 'London Calling' and Marvin Gaye's 'What's Going On' add depth and urgency, but there are moments of sheer beauty like Joan Armatrading's 'Love and Affection' and Justin Hayward's 'Forever Autumn' too. The disco era gets a full-bodied celebration with staples like Gloria Gaynor's 'I Will Survive', Chic's 'Good Times' and Earth Wind and Fire's 'September', each one carrying the rhythm and flair that defined dancefloors at the time. Meanwhile, soft rock and radio-friendly hits like 10cc's 'I'm Not In Love' and Bread's 'Make It With You' provide smoother, introspective tones. Nostalgic singalongs such as 'Sweet Caroline', 'Mull of Kintyre' and 'Tie a Yellow Ribbon' add a glimpse of warmth that remains from the 60s. Each track is a classic in its own right, but together they form a kaleidoscope of 70s culture.
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The Freedom Affair
The Freedom Affair (limited translucent gold swirl vinyl LP)
Cat: TFA 01LPC1. Rel: 08 May 25
With You (3:59)
Picking Up The Pieces (4:16)
The Water (3:42)
Tell Me I'll Be Yours (3:47)
Get My Share (4:23)
Don't You Wanna Love Me (4:18)
So Much More (3:16)
Be Who You Are (4:26)
Anchor (5:54)
Coming Home (3:29)
Review: The Freedom Affair's second album lives in the sound of Southern soul. Recorded in four whirlwind days at Memphis' Royal Studios, the Missouri-based band doubles down on grit and grace, bringing their KC-honed fire into the same space that birthed Al Green's classics. Opening with 'With You', the trio of Paula Saunders, Seyko Groves and Shon Ruffin set the tone: unflinching, full-bodied vocal leads that carry across simmering arrangements. 'Picking Up The Pieces' and 'Tell Me I'll Be Yours' offer different shades of heartache and healing, while 'The Water' and 'Don't You Wanna Love Me' show off the band's dynamic range i from sweeping gospel tones to raw, handclap-heavy funk. Horn section veterans Brett Jackson and Pete Carroll deliver tight, melodic lines in a single take, winding through a rhythm section made even more cohesive by Chris Hazelton's switch to Hammond B3. 'Be Who You Are' and 'Anchor' feel like declarations of purpose, soulful and sure-footed, while the closer 'Coming Home' brings it all back to love i and to Royal's vintage tape warmth. Not just revivalist, but reverent and radiant, this is soul with some new stories to tell.
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Edits By Mr K
Cat: DFTD 584. Rel: 12 Jul 23
The Vision - "Heaven" (feat Andreya Triana - Danny Krivit edit) (6:21)
The Dangerfeel Newbies - "What Am I Here For?" (original NDATL vocal - Danny Krivit edit) (8:45)
Review: Since the 1970s Danny Krivit has been a prolific re-editor. We're used to him cutting up classic cuts - think disco and soul, in particular - but he's never been afraid to turn his talents to contemporary cuts. That's what you get on this surprise Defected release. On the A-side he turns his attention to "Heaven", the killer gospel-inspired modern disco single from The Vision and Andreya Triana, turning in a version with plenty of drops, instrument solos and more emphasis on the righteous, life-affirming vocals. He's in a smoother mode on side B, extended and rearranging the rich and soulful dancefloor treat that is Kai Alce's Original NDATL vocal mix of The Dangerfeel Newbies' "What Am I Here For?" - a gem from 2016 that has previously been criminally overlooked.
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Love Factory
Cat: OSV 104. Rel: 19 Nov 13
Just Brothers - "Sliced Tomatoes"
Eloise Laws - "Love Factory"
Gespielt von: I Love 45's!, Outta Sight
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44
I Know You Got Soul
I Know You Got Soul (7" limited to 200 copies)
Cat: 45 6002SH. Rel: 28 Mar 25
I Know You Got Soul (Mister Mushi Special vocal mix) (4:00)
I Know You Got Soul (Mister Mushi Special instrumental mix) (4:03)
Review: Bobby Byrd's classic 'I Know You Got Soul' was originally recorded with James Brown's band The J.B.'s back in 1971 and soon became a club staple. It has endured in original form ever since but now it gets subtly reimagined by Mister Mushi. He offers a fresh, funky remix that's perfect for both crate diggers and DJ sets with the standout feature being the open drum break, which is a percussion lover's dream and has been designed to be sampled and looped for fun. Mister Mushi's impeccable mix stays true to the original funk spirit and the whole thing has been pressed on high-quality vinyl so it sounds superb.

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45
This Is The Lost Generation
Cat: DYNAM 7147. Rel: 26 Mar 25
This Is The Lost Generation (vocal) (3:32)
This Is The Lost Generation (instrumental) (3:28)
Review: On limited reissued 7" comes the title track from The Lost Generation's 1973 debut album. The Chicago soul/r&b group formed in the early 1970s amid irruptive uncertainties and changes in the USA. Their name reflected this anxious mood, and their music drew on many similar emancipatory subjects and projects, bottling the tense, civil fronts formed between American communities in the 1960s. "Fighting, crying, bleeding, dying" resound in call-responsive bel canto on this lead album cut, which grieves the losses and disenfranchisements suffered during the Civil Rights era. With a horizon-gazing front cover and burgeoning sound, this irrefutably hopeful soul anthem suggests all is not lost.
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I Heard A Sigh
Cat: TV 022. Rel: 16 May 25
I Heard A Sigh (3:27)
Where Do You Come From (4:25)
Review: Never before released in this particular form, two inscriptions by the French jazz fusion band Cortex make for a fidgeting classic each, perfect for the tube-amped dancefloor. Made up of many a cover and original, the full-length 'Inedit '79' EP first came to Underdog Records in 2006, though it was composed almost entirely of recordings laid down in 1979, proving the band's asynchronic staying power across decades. This new 7", however, recuts the lead track from the album, and a never-before-heard session floorcut respectively. The B-side in question, 'Where Do You Come From', did not appear on the 2006 release, and was also recorded later in 1981, though it is considered a part of the same inspo-flush.
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47
That Sweet Sweet Music
Paul WELLER / VARIOUS
That Sweet Sweet Music (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: XXQLP2 143. Rel: 26 Mar 25
The Headhunters - "God Made Me Funky" (2:47)
The I. B. Special - "Spanish Twist" (2:31)
The Valentines - "Breakaway" (2:32)
Collins & Collins - "Top Of The Stairs" (3:33)
The Spinners - "Dont Let The Green Grass Fool You" (3:59)
Syl Johnson - "Black Balloons" (2:37)
Peggy Scott & Jo Jo Benson - "Soulshake" (2:23)
Richie Havens - "I Can't Make It Anymore" (2:49)
The Exits - "You Got To Have Money" (2:41)
The Joneses - "Pull My String (Turn Me On)" (2:57)
The Dells - "Run For Cover" (3:02)
O.C. Smith - "On Easy Street" (2:28)
The Radiants - "It Ain't No Big Thing" (2:55)
Billy Stewart - "Summertime" (2:41)
Brother To Brother - "In The Bottle" (3:14)
Baby Huey - "Hard Times" (3:21)
Johnny Williams - "Maggie" (2:26)
Joe Simon - "When" (2:19)
James Carr - "Pouring Water On A Drowning Man" (2:36)
Roscoe Robinson - "That's Enough" (2:47)
Blackrock - "Blackrock Yeah Yeah" (2:54)
American Gypsy - "Golden Ring" (4:24)
Jon Lucien - "Search For The Inner Self" (3:46)
The Mist - "Life Walked Out" (2:26)
Betty Davis - "In The Meantime" (2:45)
Darrell Banks - "Beautiful Feeling" (3:27)
Review: Paul Weller of The Jam pens an unlikely soul missive in 4xLP compilation form, released through Ace. The British new wave and mod revivalist naturally grew up listening to soul music, though the likes of 'That's Entertainment' and 'Going Underground' hardly bear their imprinting marks. Having hassled Weller for years to compile such a thing, Ace now finally, happily deliver this biographic brain-pick. From James Carr's 1966 'Pouring Water On A Drowning Man' to 'Life Walked Out' by The Mist, we've a somewhat obscure selection here; but it's only natural for a man so immersed in 60s soul as a teenager that he'd go so far as to buy a Lambretta and vow never to take off his mohair!
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48
Soul Spaces (Record Store Day RSD 2025)
Cat: EXDOSLP 1. Rel: 23 Apr 25
I Love You (feat Natalie Duncan) (4:15)
Sweet Power (feat Incognito & Vanessa Haynes - Atjazz Love Soul remix) (5:00)
Brighter Tomorrow (feat Incognito & Imaani) (5:52)
Soul Spaces (feat Valentina Silwimba) (6:45)
Teacherman (feat Cherri V) (4:22)
Never Gonna Fall In Love (Like I Fell In Love With You) (feat Vanessa Haynes) (4:26)
Mi Sabrina Tequana (My Sister's Daughter) (5:30)
Someday We'll All Be Free (Yam Who? mix) (7:03)
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49
Confrontation
Confrontation (limited 7")
Cat: ATH 019. Rel: 13 Mar 19
Confrontation (3:46)
You & Me Babe (4:20)
Review: The Athens of the North label is a blessing for those whose tastes in soul, funk, disco and boogie tend towards the obscure and ludicrously hard-to-find. Their latest re-issue fits into both categories. Seemingly the only single they ever released, "Confrontation" came out in 1981 on Arista but copies have since proved incredibly hard to find; so hard, in fact, that original 7" singles now change hands online for nearly L300. The title track, produced by A Taste of Honey's Perry Kibble, is brilliant, though, delivering a soulful, heartfelt disco-funk jam full of smooth backing vocals, bubbling clavinet lines and deliciously righteous horns.
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50
Looking Up To You
Cat: EXS 010. Rel: 26 Mar 21
Looking Up To You (3:58)
Tell Me Love (3:59)
Review: With roots as a backing singer for Stevie Wonder, Wycoff went on to become a soul ambassador throughout the early 80s. This 1982 reissue is one of the best examples of his silky, heartfelt delivery... "Looking Up To You" is a dynamic love song where traces of big 70s production build and build throughout. "(Do You Really Love Me) Tell Me Love", meanwhile, was only ever released as a B-side. Its 80s production counter the dramatics of the A-side with cool synthetic perfection. Reissues don't get much broader in production or sweeter in sound than this.
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