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"Get Your Swerve On" is an improved version of the self-released single from 1996, and "Surrounded" is just about as nice.... read more

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A rare promo pressing of one of Earth Wind & Fire's biggest hits!... read more

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NYC features Kool G Rap and Jinx Da Juvenile. The flip features Flipmode Squad and American Cream Team.... read more

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"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

Off the Don Cartagena LP, produced by Marley Marl.... read more

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White label promo with 3 mixes of each track.... read more

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Larry Heard and Robert Owens what more need we say? Mr Fingers adds his soulful, jazzy touch to a classic classic Chicago house bass line, then Robert Owens lays his rich vocals over the top for a certified classic!... read more

Classic Larry Heard and Robert Owens, from the golden age of Chicago house!... read more

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Funky disco at its best from a lesser known group, blending equal parts uptempo soul, soaring string laden disco arrangements and bottom heavy club grooves, put together without cliché.... read more

A nice little Detroit hip hop artifact, from Jay Dee's first group, back when he was calling himself Jon Doe. . .... read more

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Produced by Rockwilder and DR Period.... read more

A warm, wonderful example of what would in a better world be a textbook example of hip hop soul! Floetry bring fellow Okayplayer headliner Common aboard for "Supastar" – featuring the gorgeous and, well, flowing Floetry vocals, a booming, rubbery rhyme by Common, and uncommonly... read more

One of the more soulful outings we've heard from Flytronix – a soaring little groover with nice vocals by Niki King! Niki's got a very deep flavor on this one – a solid and righteous sound that works great next to the snapping electronics of the track!... read more

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Instrumental hip hop tracks from Frankie Feliciano, taking a break from his work as a house producer.... read more

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The groovy groovy music of Free Design – taken to places we never would have expected! Like the first volume in this series, this one features older sunshine pop tunes by the group, remixed in styles that really expand past the originals – often at a level that completely abstracts the... read more

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Once upon a time we knew who was behind this great raw original acid track released on the seminal house label Trax, but honestly we can't recall right now, though that doesn't diminish how much we love this percolating Chicago classic!... read more

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A sweet little 80s groover – nice female vocals, a snapping bass-y kind of groove, and a very satisfying overall style that makes for a pretty nice tune!... read more

About once an album, Funkdoobiest take a break from their usual themes and uptempo production for a mellow track with introspective lyrics. And, like "Dedicated" this one works with some amazing smooth atmospheric production.... read more

"Step Off" may not have been as big of a hit as other work from Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five – but the cut's a great one nonetheless, with a darkly dipping "For The Love Of Money" bassline that's totally great! The O'Jays must have winced when Furious Five... read more

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Nice early jazzy Chicago house, very much in the vein of Mr Fingers.... 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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Production by RZA.... read more

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The Crazyhouse remix has 8-ball & MJG on it, and the live mix features Little John & the chronicle.... 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

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The remix of "Little Of This" improves the LP version (from the "2000" LP) with more of a late night/jazzy feel using Bobbi Humphrey's "Just a Love Child" that works better with Puba's vocals. Plus another remix from Stud Doogie.... read more

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What can you say about this one? One of the classics, and still great to hear.... read more

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Their second (or third?) single that has the tight old school back-and-forth MC'ing style (we think is still dope) than the social commentary stuff, like "The Message", that they did for Sugarhill. The music is uncredited, but sounds similar to Sugarhill's Doug Wimbush, Keith LeBlanc... read more

The original message rhyme, or at least the biggest one of its day, a track that would spawn a lot of imitiations, including more than a handful of followups from the Furious 5 and Melle Mel.... read more

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We couldn't fit all the mixes in the title above, so for "1-800 Suicide" the mixes are: "New vocal version", "New vocal acapella", "Flip Squad mix", 'Gangsta mix", "Poisonous mix", "Poisonous mix inst", "Guillotine mix" and... read more

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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"Dig On That" features production by Lord Finesse.... read more

Group therapy is Nas, B Real, KRS One and RBX, with production by Dr Dre.... read more

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A pretty strong, and pretty surreal single with the Genius wordplay.... read more

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Another bit of electro grooving from Herbie's Future Shock LP – with lots of space age keyboards, and tweaked up electro beats! Bill Laswell produced and plays bass, too. Herbie's classic version of "Chameleon" is presented here in a 14 minute remix – but one that really... read more

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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It's a bit far from the early P-Funk days on the club groover "Not Yet", but "I Think I Got My Thang Together" has an excellent Bootsy-esque groove – with midtempo drums, fuzzy guitar, and some super-slick lyrics with a good hook!... read more

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One of Heather B's finest, with production by Kenny Parker.... read more

Produced by Premier.... read more

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