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The second big single from ABC, served up here with a Trevor Horn remix that really keeps things interesting! The tune starts out with a jazzy part that's heavy on the vibes – then rolls into the familiar catchy main part of the tune – then opens up with some more jazzy bits as things... read more

Brilliant stuff – and one of the greatest P&P singles ever! Marta Acuna's "Dance Dance Dance" is one of those tracks that we never tire of – a sublime blend of Latin rhythms, warm disco vocals, and that great spacey P&P approach to production! Sweet female vocals... read more

Six different mixes of this meeting of two greats. Admittedly not as entirely dope as it could have been, but still as nice as a Soul Sonic Force records with backing by Doug Wimbish and Keith LeBlanc. Also, there's a few interludes with James Brown saying a few words about the record. Nice cover... read more

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Doobie-doo doobie-doo! One of the catchiest Roy Ayers dancefloor tracks ever – a bassy bumping thumper that wonderfully skirts the line between clubby and funky! The track's got female vocals singing along with the hook – all in a mode that's quite similar to the most uptempo work by... read more

A totally great disco number written by Leroy Burgess, and produced Began Cekic featuring vocals by Bessy Scott. Like other BC productions from the early 80s this dynamic, uplifting track is aimed straight at the dancefloor, and you get a nice nearly 9 minute version here alongside the funky... read more

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Featuring Pete Rock & CL Smooth.... read more

Kenny Dope takes on the funkiest sounds of the Miami Soul generation – on a single that's got more heavy funk than most full albums! Side one features a great edit of Beginning Of The End's "Come On Baby" (aka "Come Down Baby") – a groove that's just as heavy as... read more

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An obscure single taking off from a groove borrowed loosely off Zapp's "More Bounce To The Ounce" and adding a sort of quasi-rap vocal over top, that sounds more like George Clinton type vocalese than any sort of hip hop.... read more

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One of the few James Brown 12" singles ever, and a rare promo issue that features 2 cuts from James' Jam/1980s LP. Both cuts have an uptempo funk sound, and "The Spank" is a pretty decent attempt by James to capture the modern dancefloor.... read more

One of the most soulful club tracks we can remember from the mid 80s – and a cut with a hook that just won't quit!... read more

Mixed by Jim Burgess.... read more

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Two killer funky disco classics! Greg Carmichael's original version of "I Got A Big Bee" is a gas – with these high-pitched "bee" voices that sound super-cool, and which work well with the cut's twisting and turning grooves. "Dance & Shake Your Tombourine"... read more

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Mellow modern soul from the early 80s, with a nice smooth sound.... read more

Two mid 80s tracks from Chapter 8 – both a lot warmer than most of their contemporaries! "Love Loving You" is a sweet mellow stepper – a tune that builds a bit at the start, then moves out in a slinky groove that's really great – pausing a bit from time to time for more... read more

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A wonderful midtempo club number from Geraldine Hunt and Daniel Joseph, a minor hit with a chunky 80s groove beat and those smurph sounding voices in the chorus!... read more

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Featuring Missy Elliot.... read more

Early 80s club grooves, with kind of an electro feel – and that post-disco positive diva soul sound!... read more

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These sides are from the obscure Chicago group Coffee – a club-oriented female trio, in the same vein as First Choice and other famous Philly groups. The tracks have a disco feel and the songs were produced by Clarence Johnson & Riccardo Williams and arranged by Floyd Morris.... read more

The title track of one of the few albums cut by this Chicago dancefloor trio – done in a skipping clubby mode that's not entirely disco, not entirely soul. The track's playful enough to live up to the title – kind of a jaunty groover with nice back/forth action.... read more

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Another cut from the "Smurf" dance era. This one is really more of a roller-skating style record with sung female vocals than a real hip hop record.... read more

Cousin Ice is Ira Cossin – an electric flute player who serves up a great soul track in an 80s groove mode! Vocals are by Babi Floyd.... read more

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Legendary Bay Area soul numbers by Darondo – as re-edited/remixed/liberally-adapted by Tall Black Guy and Dandy Teru! First up is Tall Black Guy's take on "I Don't Want To Leave" – which uses Darando's "Sure Know How To Love Me" as it's source material. The breezy,... read more

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Featuring Master P, JD, and Full Crew.... read more

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"Special Kiss" is an extra-special charmer – a slow funk number with a definite 80s spin, and these cool spacey vocals wrapped around a hook you'll swear you remember from back in the day! The Tom Noble remix makes all the niceness even nicer – and "In The Dark" is... read more

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A cool chapter in the career of this unique disco band! "Birthday Medley" is a mix of famous birthday themes, served up for the clubs with a hip west coast Latin disco style – and "Frisco Disco" is even better – a jaunty groover that's right up there with the group's... read more

Funky cockroach! This one's a great remake of "La Cucaracha" – taking the tune into hip disco territory, and cooking it up with some nice east side LA grooves! The tune's an instrumental, done with some dope club grooves and nice horns riffing over the top – much better than... read more

"It Should Have Been Me" is a famous ballad track by Yvonne – done in a slow, building style, with a real weepy southern finish, one of her best tracks ever!... read more

6 raw club tracks with a touch of acid in the classic Trax tradition!... read more

A Chicago house classic, taking off on the riff from the Isaac Hayes tune that's been re-edited and mixed as doubles in clubs for ages and turning it into a new club anthem!... read more

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Classic late 80s Chicago house pairing the warm jazzy vibe of Larry Heard's production with Robert Owens soulful vocals. An essential that really ought to need no introduction from us!... read more

Very nice 12" single that features 2 hard-to-find mixes of this First Choice club classic! Norman Harris produced and arranged, and Shep Pettibone did the remixes!... read more

A great tune from First Choice – a bit slower than some of their other disco hits, with a building soulful quality that's really great, and which includes a strong hook in the title phrase, one that really makes the song bubble!... read more

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The closest that Marvin ever came to a disco single – a 12" version of this long funky track from the Here My Dear album, expanded to 8 minutes for the single, and featuring an instrumental version too!... read more

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A sweet little club track put together by the great Vince Montana – and lifted from the one and only Goody Goody album on Atlantic! The cut's offered here in a disco mixed vocal version, plus a nifty instrumental, which features Montana's vibes, and a lot of soulful sax soloing!... read more

Funky madness! This is a classic Patrick Adams/Greg Carmichael track from the old days – with a tight funky groove, and some incredible work on synthesizer that creates a cool "wah wah" sound. Virtually a blueprint for the P&P Disco sound – and a killer cut that won't... read more

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A massive early 80s electro club groove, with great syn drum beats and some nice soulful vocals over top!... read more

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Seminal 80s groove material from Gwen Guthrie's Good To Go Lover, mixed by Larry Levan, with her sweet soulful vocals still sounding great next to some popping 808 beats and bubbling synthesized grooves!... read more

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A nice later house track from the Masters At Work for Strictly Rhythm in the label's waning days, but you wouldn't know it from the sound of this cut.... read more

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One of the greatest crossover moments ever from Heaven 17 – a track that's far more soulful than most of their other work at the time, and which cascades wonderfully over a sublime hook and a great midtempo groove!... read more

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The real charmer here is the flip – the excellent "Love Is Such A Good Thing" by Fessor Funk!... read more

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4 mixes of this classic bit of Detroit Techno – going over the top, into the mainstream, thanks to the lasting genius of Kevin Saunderson!... read more

Excellent single from the godlike hands of Patrick Adams & Greg Carmichael! The record's a club-heavy update of this Motown classic that's mixed by Larry Levan!... read more

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Funky dancefloor material from the Isleys – pretty guitar-heavy, and not really their best moment, as the soul quotient's a bit low, and they're kind of lost in the grooves. "I Wanna Be" is served up in a disco version, which is really just an extended funker.... read more

Very sweet! Ernie and Marvin Isley team up with Chris Jasper, and reinvent their sound nicely for the 80s! The record features the wonderful "Caravan Of Love", a soulful spiritual tune that's kind of to 80s soul what The Impressions "People Get Ready" was to 60s soul!... read more

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Somehow Janet has always made ear candy radio friendly pop numbers that are irresistible to us, no matter how much commercial appeal she glosses on to them, like this single that uses some chirping guitar and hooky piano from an old tune by Change to build an unstoppable groove.... read more

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Unless you live in a cave somewhere far from civilization, this single should need no introduction from us. . .... read more