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Record Store Day 2020 Release.

Fully remastered reissue with replica artwork of rare double header funk 45 by Miami band Human Race from 1971. Black 7″ dinked centre hole vinyl.

Japanese pressing, no Obi.

US original.
Sleeve has cut corner.

US pressing.

Vinyl with a couple of light scuffs. Cover with foxing. Japanese pressing with OBI and insert.

Japanese pressing without OBI, with insert.

Japanese pressing with OBI and insert.

Vinyl with scuffs and hairlines. Cover with edge wear

Japanese pressing, comes with Obi and inserts.

Vinyl with many scuffs and hairlines

With OBI. The vinyl has some small stains.

Japanese pressing with OBI! Vinyl is close to VG+! Gatefold cover with some wear, yellowing and seam split on the bottom!

Japanese pressing without OBI!

Japanese pressing with OBI and insert.

Japanese pressing, no Obi.

Cover with saw cut

Original US pressing.

Original US Hollywood pressing.

Vinyl with a couple of light scuffs. Copy closer to VG+

Japanese pressing without OBI

Japanese pressing without OBI, with insert

Limited to 250 copies.

Split-Front gatefold cover. Original US Hollywood pressing.

Original US Los Angeles Pressing. Close to VG+

Record is close to NM. Cover has slight water damage.

Original US Hollywood pressing.

Still in shrink but opened. close to NM. Original US AR pressing, label variation.

Audible scracth on A2, besides that, vinyl is VG. Original US Hollywood pressing.

Original US Monarch pressing with embossed cover.

In 1980, during her run on Broadway in the musical, “Ain’t Misbehavin’” and before being cast in “Dreamgirls”, singer, actress and Detroit native Roz Ryan teamed up with the legendary team of Dennis Coffey And Mike Theodore on a six song album that wound up being unreleased.

Recently, the folks at Super Disco Edits released this 45 featuring Roz’ taking on Preston Glass’ “Keep Shining / Put Love Back” composed by Eric McClinton.

Both tracks were from the Theodore and Coffey sessions and make their debut for lovers of dancin’ (“Keep Shining”) and romancin’ (“Put Love Back”). Enjoy!

Gloversville Pressing. Vinyl is Close to VG+.

Promo copy with white labels and stamp on back cover, close to VG+

close to NM. CTH Terre Haute Pressing.

The complete works, including newly discovered recordings, by South Carolinian funk/soul bandleader James Reese, a jazz-inflected producer as ambitious as he was talented. Trombonist, bandleader, songwriter, arranger and producer James Reese never issued an album with his Progressions band, only a series of 45s – some under his own name, some under that of his collaboraors – out of Spartanburg, South Carolina on his Najma label, from the late 1960s until the mid 1970s. He was as ambitious as he was talented, and his ouevre ranges from brutal, deep soul to sophisticated instrumental ballads to jazz-inflected funk.
Now-Again’s Egon first discovered Reese’s music on a 24 lock-in in Concord, North Carolina’s legendary record and antique clock repository, Ye Olde Clock Shoppe, in 1999. After he tracked down Reese, he officially reissued two of Reese’s songs on his seminal Stones Throw anthology The Funky 16 Corners. He later issued more of Reese’s music on the Now-Again anthology Loving On The Flipside. Sourced from rare 45s and multi-track master tapes, Wait For Me: The Complete Works 1967-1972 presents both issued and recently-rediscovered songs in the full-length format, in a cohesive set that shows the brilliance still arising from the American soul and funk sub-strata. Included among them is a remix of the track “Throwing Stones” from longtime Now-Again associate Kenny Dope. Also comes bundled with an extensive booklet detailing the trajectory of Reese and his band. Download card for WAV files included with the LP.

Race 'N Rhythm was originally a 12 member jazz group out of Oakland. The members were multiracial, which inspired the name.

The group was managed by jazz-master Rudolph Peters. He also owned the small Oakland based record label "Northstar Records." After playing the local jazz circuit for a few years, the group decided to put out their first and only 7" single. Luckily for Race 'N Rhythmthey were under the guidance of Harvey Scales's right hand "William Scott Harralson.", William was a brilliant soul pianist and songwriter. Aside from all the work he did with Harvey Scales, he also co-produced two amazing Bay Area record grails; 'Debravon Lewis - The Little Things" and 'The Stars - (We Are The Star's)'.

With the local success of the single, the group signed on to record a full album titled "Album One". Members Sharon Nance and Gerald Goudeau worked closely together, finding romance, and eventually they got married. They became the driving force behind the groups further success. For decades Race 'N Rhythm played and toured Japan, Canada and all the United States. Sharon and Gerald continued working together until Sharon's passing last October.

Recorded in Oakland, California in 1982.

Original US pressing.

The Supremes, the most commercially successful girl group in Pop history, were one of the jewels in Motown Records' artist stable. Two dozen of Number One hits, both as The Supremes and as Ross solo, are collected here, including the timeless classics "Come See About Me", "You Can't Hurry Love", "You Keep Me Hangin' On" and "Stop! In the Name of Love".

180g vinyl.

Original inner sleeve included.

Japanese pressing with obi.

Ships in a label sleeve with faint ring wear.

Jimetta Rose and The Voices of Creation announce the release of new album Things Are Getting Better via Day Dreamer Recordings. A spirit-lifting, soul-stirring devotional that effortlessly unites house, funk, soul, RnB and hip-hop influences, Things Are Getting Better hears the LA-based vocal group reach new heights to spread a message of faith and togetherness in troubled times.

Here is the second lot of songs from the reels the SDE crew found last year. Its almost criminal to think these two beautifully crafted soul songs, where musicians have put all their time and efforts into, were shelved because so called executives thought them "ahead of their time". Essential!

Japanese pressing, comes with Obi and inserts.

Japanese pressing. Promo copy. OBI is missing. close to NM

Japanese pressing without OBI!