ARTIST / TITLE
LABEL
FORMAT
GENRE
STATUS
PRICE
ohio players
ecstasy
First reworking of the Ohio Players final Westbound album in 15 years - upgraded from the original masters. This album saw them capitalise on the succ..
maxine brown
best of the wand years
Maxine is one of Kent's longest serving artists and we have been responsible for discovering and championing her 1960s catalogue for over twenty years..
funkadelic
toys
• Originally scheduled for release some years ago (in 2002), we are happy to release a CD of previously unreleased Funkadelic material.""
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• This compilation collects many of James Brown's pre funk productions onto one CD for the very first time. These highlight the godfather of soul's in..
terry callier
total recall
Track listing: 1. Just My Imagination - Groove Armada: Tom Findlay And Keeling Lee (Love To Love You Mix) Featuring Mary Lee 2. Vocal Intro +Imagine A..
sampler
letter from memphis
TRACK LISTING: 1. Hello Memphis 2. Goin' Down The Road To Memphis 3. Havana Moon 4. Big Foot Woman 5. Doing All The Wrong Things Right 6. No..
john hammond
live in greece
Digipack CDOne of the first bluesmen to use electric guitar, Hammond has produced a steady flow of top-notch blues albums since the mid-sixties, playi..
booker t & the mgs
the booker t set
The funkier side of the band is represented here with cool readings of Cliff Nobles' 'The Horse' and the Isley classic 'It's Your Thing'.
Track listi..
mable john
stay out of the kitchen
Mable went from Motown to Stax via the Raelets, but this is her own album debut, combining issued Stax sides with a truck load of unissued material. T..
flairs
the ultimate flairs
For record company owners, it was often the practice in the 50s to have a vocal group named after one of your labels.
The Bihari family, owners of ..
clifton chenier
zodico blues & boogie
You say Zodico I say Zydeco, whichever way you say it, Clifton Chenier was the undisputed King & these 1955 Specialty sides go a long way to proving i..
the jacks meet the cadets
why don t you write me?
Five guys named.... Jacks, Cadets, and at times just about any other group they needed to be on live shows. Fine, fine, super fine west coast doo wop..