Insanely rare and sought after funky fusion from New Zealand, featuring the breakbeat monster that is "Eugino D" - totally funky jazz and an insane drums/steel pans beat!

Excellent, super-funky version of "On Broadway", kicking off with a massive drumbreak and a killer
deep bassline, the tune keeps the lowdown mid-tempo pressure while adding layer upon layer with
killer, spooky piano-lines, choruses and even a mad steel drum groove which appears periodically to
send things over the top! Three trippy facts about this obscure album - Bob Babbitt is on bass, Candido on congas, Tito Puente on timbales!

Rare Belgian album from '74, good price! Includes the slamming funky bomb "Down At The Finckle's".

(vg+ reduced price!) Very hard to find double slab of in demand vinyl. Hot latin-disco-funk club classic "Jibaro" - check out that bass & percussion groove!

Whacked-out French seventies moogy synth-funk, breaks!

Left-field indie jazz singer, sounding great on the driving, acoustic jazz tones of the title cut, there's
also a cool scat/drums duet on "Individually".

Heavy seventies funk-rock, breakbeat-style on tracks like "Peruvian Flake", "Bite The Electric Eel" &
the title track.

Yet another hard to categorise obscure release in the highly collectible Guinness series.

Sample-laden UK seventies jazz-rock.

Sixties brazilian beat group, rare!

Seventies jazz-rock-fusion, breaks! "Harvest Machine"

Seventies Czech album with some very funky breaks, flutes, horns and drums! "Ring Of Fire"

British jazz-rock from '69 by former Cream member Jack Bruce. "Weird Of hermiston", "Rope Ladder
To The Moon" etc

(vg a few clicks & pops) British psych/funky rock from '71, breaks! "Song For No One"

Ouch! I guess these projects made sense to someone at the time, but really, orchestral versions of
the Beatles, latin-style? Hope someone at Rediffusion got fired for dreaming up this 'concept'. But hey, people really dig that afro-cuban congas-meets-"Eleanor Rigby"-groove, so there you go..

Exploito-studio project band for broadcast, contains a cover of Barrabas "Woman".

"Trouble Spot"

"Hit The Road Jack"

Double album including lavish booklet with photos etc British blues rock session from '71 and an
unbelievable all-star lineup. Includes the funky, brassy groover "Groupie Girl"

Cool hippie rock recorded in Australia, 1972, with tons of horns and flute, featuring the breakbeat funk cut "Our Ship"!