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The Reflex Good High / Engine #9 Flex7 Recordings 7"

Keni Burke Risin' to the Top / You're the Best (12 Inch Mix) RCA 12"

Quantic Atlantic Modulations Tru Thoughts 12"

Ruby Rushton Overture 1 / Yardley Suite Tenderlonious led jazz quartet, Ruby Rushton, return with a brand new limited 7” single, a swift response to their highly acclaimed ‘Ironside’ album released back in April of this year. This is a, one off run, limited edition 7” single. 300 copies only with bespoke painted artwork from Lorna Robertson. No repress! 22A 7"

Gladys Knight And The Pips / Lee Dorsey If You Ever Get Your Hands On Love "IF YOU EVER GET YOUR HANDS ON LOVE" by GLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS gets the SOUL FLIP treatment courtesy of label bosses DEL GAZEEBO & ALDO VANUCCI. The flipside features LEE DORSEY's "SNEAKIN' SALLY THRU THE ALLEY" and both cuts are getting support from SMOOVE, DJ WOODY, MARC HYPE and more. Soul Flip 7"

The JB's More Mess On My Thing This is the companion piece to Now-Again’s first-ever issue of the lost J.B.’s album These Are The J.B.’s. All tracks mixed by Mario Caldato, directly from the original multi-track masters. Overseen by Egon and Universal Music Group’s in-house Brown expert Harry Weinger. In 1969 Bootsy Collins, barely 18 years old, brought his band into King Studios and recorded a demo entitled “More Mess On My Thing.” Brown approved, brought Collins and his band on as his backing band The J.B.’s and propelled funk music to its epitome with songs like “Give It Up And Turn It Loose,” Get Up, Get Into It, Get Involved” and “Super Bad.” This album presents that mythical demo alongside the the complete version of “When You Feel It, Grunt If You Can,” presenting two never-issued songs in a 22-minute medley, and the unreleased instrumental “The Wedge.” Now-Again Records CD

Kashmir Stage Band Play Originals Texan sax titan conrad Oberon Johnson eschewed a life of glory as a gigging musician to make a greater mark as a music teacher, particularly at Kashmere High, a secondary school located in Kashmere Gardens, a predominantly black neighbourhood in Houston. Having played with blues guitarist Goree Carter and the likes of count basie, johnson passed up an Opportunity to join coleman hawkins’ band to begin teaching students at Kashmere in 1941. After being inspired by an otis redding performance in 1967, johnson formed the kashmere stage band as a creative output for students at kashmere high, launching the kram label in 1969 to house the Band’s recorded efforts. Modelling the group on rising soul backing Bands such as the bar-kays and the jbs, kashmere delivered a formidable Sound very much in tune with contemporary trends. Early releases relied Heavily on cover tunes, but plays originals was comprised entirely of Johnson’s compositions, along with closing number “all praises,” written By bassist ed rose. Such hot, driving funk in a big-band format was ripe for sampling, a smattering of “kashmere” ending up on dj shadow’s “holy Calamity (bear witness ii).” Cool Cult Records LP

Jazz Dispensary: The Dank D-Funk Blend [Black Friday 19] Various Artists Limited Black Friday release available in store from Friday 29th November. Any remaining stock will be available online from Saturday 30th November at 7:00am. Strictly 1 per customer. The newest installment in the ongoing Jazz Dispensary series features a mind-expanding collection of rare and funky tracks from the ’60s and ’70s, culled from the Prestige Records catalog by guest curator Doyle Davis, co-owner of Grimey’s Records in Nashville, TN. Jazz Dispensary: The Dank D-Funk Blend offers the highest-quality experience for the funk fan, with hard-driving grooves like the upbeat “Message From the Meters” by Funk, Inc., and “Sing a Simple Song” by Charles Earland. The package features an original cover design by Argentinian artist Mariano Peccinetti in an embossed sleeve. With audio remastered from the original analog sources and pressed on 180-gram green-marbled vinyl, The Dank D-Funk Blend is limited to 3,000 copies worldwide. Side A: 1. Message From The Meters - Funk, Inc. 2. Sing A Simple Song - Charles Earland 3. Song For My Father - Richard "Groove " Holmes 4. Cissy Strut (Edit) - Houston Person Side B: 1. Theme From Shaft - Bernard Purdie 2. Super Bad - Idris Muhammad 3. Thank You (Part 1) - Melvin Sparks 4. I Feel The Earth Move - Boogaloo Joe Jones Craft Recordings LP

Fela Kuti / roy ayers Music of Many Colours In our opinion this is Fela's best album - all the great grooves and politics combined with Roy Ayers' vibes. This is the first pressing of the album since the late 80’s and now on black vinyl followng the RSD coloured edition. Music of Many Colours is a joint album between Roy Ayers and Fela Kuti, recorded after a three week tour of Nigeria’s major cities in 1979, during which Roy Ayers performed as the opening act for Fela’s band. The two artists decided to record the album as a round-up to the tour. Roy Ayers describes the experience saying, “I met Fela Kuti in Nigeria in 1979, and we fell into a great relationship, good personal and music vibes, and we recorded that album together. Fela also came to USA in the eighties and we performed at NYC's Madison Square Garden. Amazingly energetic, Fela Kuti had a very original concept that was called Afro Beat – a genre with a very unique identity and exceptional music. One of Fela Kuti's most impressive qualities was that he was undeniably a brilliant show man, as a musician and as a huge dancer as well. His African concept was truly original… The tour was about two black men together coming together, one from Africa and other from USA, a very exciting collaboration." Knitting Factory Records LP

Lester Tipton / Edward Hamilton / The Arabians This Won't Change/Baby Don't You Weep Debut 7” single from DJs Deptford Northern Soul Club featuring two classic floor fillers from mid-60s Detroit. Includes the late Detroit soulman Lester Tipton’s one and only release This Won’t Change from 1966, original copies of which go for a staggering $5000. Plus, from 1967, Edward Hamilton and the Arabians’ superb Baby Don’t You Weep which the one-time member of The Falcons recorded for Lou Beatty’s Mary Jane label, originals of which go for a paltry £250. Deptford Northern Soul Club Records 7"

Sandra Hamilton / Colleen Grant Latin Parang / Parang Jam Parang is a style of folk music that originated from Venezuelan and Colombian immigrants that came to the Caribbean, and evolved to include elements of Latin music, disco and soca - as is evident in this release. Although it used to be traditionally played during the festive season in Trinidad and Tobago, parang music now heats up dancefloors all year round. These two in-demand tracks were originally released on the local RH Productions label in Trinidad & Tobago. Fully restored, remastered and officially licensed - both are now both being released officially for the first time on digital, and re-pressed for the first time on vinyl. For fans of: Body Beat compilation, Rebles “Sweetest Taboo” single, The Millers “Easing” single, Steve Monite/Tabu Ley Rochereau Edits, Voilaaa, Nu Guinea. Soundway 12"

Tenderlonious On Flute Long awaited repress of Tenderlonious’ groundbreaking ‘On Flute’ EP, originally released back in 2016. This stunning six track EP demonstrates how diverse Tenderlonious’s musicianship is as he embellishes each song with his signature flute sound. 22a 12"

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