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Da-na-na-na-nah. It's the one and only D. R. E. with Snoop Dogg over the instantly recognizable David McCallum sample. Smoke everyday. . .... read more

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We can never remember if Andre "late of Motown" Harrell was Mr. Hyde or Dr. Jeckyll. "AM-PM" has that classic old-school freestyle lyrics over heavy beats sound. Produced and cowritten by Kurtis Blow.... read more

"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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Dutch Uncles cover Grace Jones with a Field Music remix on the flip!... 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

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With Dre, Snoop, Xzibit & Nate Dogg.... read more

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Several remixes of the big cut off their last LP, with a more filled-out sound than the original which is not included on this single.... read more

Original pressing of this early Eric B & Rakim 12", with the Cold Cut remix of "Paid in Full" that everyone used to think was so cool because it had Ofra Haza in it. This is the harder to find pic cover version.... read more

First single off Erik Sermon's solo LP for Def Jam. Remix features Tommy Gunn.... read more

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The cover alone was enough to draw us in – a nice tribute to one of the best Dave Grusin albums of the 70s – and the spacey grooves are more than enough to keep us coming back again and again! Beats are plenty crispy, and mixed with these sweetly flowing keys – and the vocals... read more

Late 80s Detroit.... read more

Legendary hip hip figures Phil Most Chill and Paul Nice team up as The Fabreeze Brothers! "Power Man & Iron Fist" kicks off with Bruce Lee vocal snippet on the art of fighting – and all business from there – with the raw beat, no nonsense rhymes, terse scratches and some... 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

Of all the various pieces of the Paisley Park empire, this is probably the one we most fondly return to. A great mid tempo groover, that could be a standout single on one of Prince's album from the time.... read more

A great one from Fanga – a fresh new track that wasn't on their Natural Juice album, presented here in a super-extended version! "Dounya" is an Afro Funk jam that runs for over 20 minutes long in both parts – split over two sides of the single, and featuring some great work... 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

A spacey bit of 70s jazz gets some great mixing here from Finnish studio maestro Didier – and the result is a tune that's almost as dark as some of his original work under the Didier's Sound Spectrum banner! "Ufology" begins with lots of weird analogue electronics – clearly... read more

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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

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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"Teach The Children" produced by Premier. Nas guests on that track, too.... read more

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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Their big hit, with dope verses from Lauryn Hill and her even doper chorus that does justice to the original Roberta Flack version.... 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

The "showdown...all the way live between the Sugarhill gang and the Furious Five". A nice early Furious Five cut that someone has sampled recently. And while were not the biggest Sugarhill Gang fans, they do alright on this cut with the Furious Five, who we suspect actually wrote the... read more

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Produced by Timbaland.... read more

Featuring 50 Cent and produced by Dr Dre.... 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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One of our favorites from the "Liquid Swords" LP, featuring additional vocals from Inspectah Deck. RZA's amazing production keeps this tale of a gunfight in Brownsville from sounding cliched with just the right amount of strings, and the almost falsetto sung chorus (by D'Angelo) somehow... read more

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

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"It's Nasty" features the old-school live in the studio back and forth rhyming style, backed by the classic Doug Wimbish, Keith Leblanc and Skip McDonald Sugar Hill band and spiced up with some nice effects from the Tom Tom Club's "Genius of Love".... read more

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

Fantastic! We can remember when this one came out – an early "scratch" record with loads of tricks on the turntable, and a collage of early break records – the first commercial cut and paste track that really put the block party DJ style on the map, a landmark moment in... 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