'I didn't do it, your honour!' Handclappin' party funk. Instrumental on the flip.

Extremely limited, original one-sided promo-only release!

Fierce horns on this classic groove.

Head for "One Eye Open" on the flipside for a good breakbeat introed slice of 60s funky r&b.

James Brown recorded it, and the whole damn world felt the shockwaves. A million new funk groups
probably formed every time he released a new record! (give or take a few...)

Considered to be one of the rarest Australian soul/funk singles ever - this killer soulful dancer only
received an excrutiatingly limited release as a seven - no idea why - as the album then went on to
achieve platinum status in Oz! There is also a very rare, later Italian 7" issue on Digit, but copies of this og Aussie issue never turn up, and according to some sources, only 10 or so are known to exist!

Fatback delivering that sassy 'Street Walk' as only they know how, with an earthy funk backbeat
anchoring down the brassy licks, handclaps, cowbells and chants - parrrty!

Two great tracks here - Inventive & groovy, psychedelic with a good dollop of trippy jazziness thrown in for good measure, "Bow Down" is a rousing call to arms!

Rare and sought after funk groover delivered in two parts with heavy riffing horns firing on all cylinders.

Two cuts culled from the legendary super-rare indie Oakland funk/soul LP. Larry delivers some of his
trademark laidback acoustic grooving abilities here, keeping it warm & funky. The flip "My Mother's
Delight" is a sweet, airy, conga-driven folky gem.

Believe! Massive demand for this cool'n groovy vocal scat-led tune, with a deep Fender funk'n jazz
groove, fat drums (killer breaks as well!) and all the necessary ingredients to make this tune such a
great dancer. Near impossible to find as well, recorded at Sydney restaurant 'Jason's' which doubled
up as a part-time jazz venue; this 7" was sold to patrons of said establishment, hence the extreme
rarity! Includes their other big tune on the flip - "What's The Use".

(vg+ some clicks on b-side) b/w "All In A Day" Both tunes written for "The Golden Key", an album for
Reynolds which never saw the light of day. Eventually Parks re-recorded them for his 'Moving In The
Right Direction" album several years later, with a fuller sound than featured here, which is more
laidback, semi-acoustic, and very nice!

The legendary Brasil Aquarius with their beautiful rendition of "Madalena", impossible to find picture
sleeve original issue single released in '73, taken from their wonderful, mega-rare LP .

In demand Bay Area funk on indie imprint Pashlo, both cuts in a heavy funk vein.

Nice mid-tempo modern soul from '79, don't forget the sultry b-side either - "That Didn't Hurt Too Bad".

(vg++ nice) So, so rare and so collectible! This Spanish-only single features on its b-side the unreleased alternate take version of T.S.U. Tornadoes "Thousand Wonders" Ovide release (who in turn were the backing band on Archie Bell's smash hit A-side track). How this unique 7" pressing came to pass, I have no idea! Brilliant track, a must for fans of Northern and a 100 percent certified floorfiller!

Yep - private issue Thai funky r&b/jazz single recorded in 1969 by a sax-totin' US serviceman named
Kurrt (extra 'r' probably courtesy of local friendly Bangkok printers). "Blues For All" features a chugging organ groove & a dose of Kurrt on sax.

Smokin' latin funk, this is the version to go for, far superior to the more fusion influenced Joe
Gallardo/Sol version. Here, it's fat breaks time, open funky drums, great percussion and a wicked club tune!

This has been getting plays lately! Twisted, very different version of Billy Wright's soul jazz anthem "Summer Love", with female vocals.