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This special 2x7" product from Jazzman is dedicated to the memory of Marlena Shaw.

"Now And Then” is the last Beatles song, written and demoed by John Lennon in the mid/late 1970s. 

Double A-side featuring tracks from his incredible self-titled LP, reissued by Mr Bongo.

Dynamite Cuts 45s series is proud to release two rare-groove club classics by the Voices of East Harlem. And what voices!

These are the next set in Soul Jazz Records' new series of seminal reggae releases from the iconic Studio One Records.

While it's undeniable that Eric B and Rakim crafted and concocted classic after classic back in the Golden Era of the late 80's and early 90's, very few of their records could ever be classified as 'dancefloor fillers'. But that's exactly what I Know You Got Soul was.

Four Flies with a super juicy treat for all 7-inch vinyl devotees: the first 45 single ever to feature tracks from Giuliano Sorgini's masterpiece Zoo Folle.

Re-issue of an extremely now rare 45 from 1977 that sells for £1,000 if you can find an original copy.

Indiana singers Bob Redding and Delroy Bridgeman had previously recorded the Northern Soul classic 'So Is The Sun' under the name World Column in 1969.

Horace Andy's timeless 'Skylarking' backed up with its King Tubby's version.

Soul Brother Records are delighted to present the first legal reissue of the Rare Groove classic 'Give Me Your Love' by The Sisters Love on a 45.

Mojoba were the Mosley and Johnson Band from New Albany MS, who recorded under many different names for labels including Hi and Malaco from the late 60s until the late 80s.

Positive K was no stranger to unrequited love. A few years before this, his biggest hit, dropped, he'd tried to ply his labelmate MC Lyte with chat-up lines on the First Priority gem 'I'm Not Havin' It' ? with little luck.

Sampled by Kanye and Tyler The Creator

Vivian Copeland was a budding young singer who was brought to the Poindexter Brothers attention by her husband.

70’s soulful ballads.

The Checkmates LTD were a group discovered by Nancy Wilson. They had a massive US hit with Phil Spector produced "Black Pearl" in 1969.

Fresh from 68: Atlanta family trio Scott Three only ever recorded two singles and remained something of a local sensation thereafter.

The group were lead by Sonny Charles who later had a solo hit with "Put It In A Magazine". The two songs "All Alone By The Telephone" and "Body Language" were arranged and produced by H.B. Barnum and comprise their one release for Polydor in 1976. An original sell for around ?125. H.B Barnum late...