Funk R-S
Artist | Title (Label) Cover / Record / Co. | Released | Price CHF |
Rasputin's Stash | Same (Cotillion) M- / M- / Co. | U.S.'1971 | 65.00 |
(orig. U.S. print (in uni-pak-jacket) of funky grooves by black combo; organ/fuzz-guitar trades w/reeds 'n brass plus solid percussion-strokes; lyrics on inside of sleeve; nice orig. copy!...Vinyll looks and plays EX to NM (Near Mint) ; cover (uni-pak) with saw-cut (cut-out) in bottom-right corner, light bumps in corners; clean labels; comes with label-inner-sleeve;) |
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Sharon Redd, Ula Hedwing & Charlotte Crossley |
Formerly Of The Harlettes (CBS) EX / EX | NL'1978 | SOLD |
(late 70's dutch print of funky Soul-speckled moves w/a Pop-edge...boss line-up backin' these 3 vocal- ladies (2 dark skinned 'n one white...formerly called the Harlettes) ...Herbie Hancock, Sneaky Pete on pedal-steel guitar, Jose Chepito Areas (of Santana-fame!) Ray Parker Jr., Wah Wah Watson, John Barnes, who arranged and conducted the strings, sits on keyboard; incl. a HOT 9 minutes plus version of Hancock's "maiden voyage"!w/inner-sleeve;) | |||
The Reddings | If Looks Could Kill (Polydor) M / M- | D'1985 | SOLD |
(mid-80's german print of Disco-Soul/Funk grooves by black U.S. trio; Charlie Singleton is also featured;) |
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Vivian Reed | Brown Sugar (H&L) EX / EX | U.S.'1976 | SOLD |
(mid-70's U.S. print of funky Soul grooves arranged and conducted by Horace Ott; cover of "yours until tomorrow" (Goffin/King) |
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Rhythm Heritage | Disco-Fied (Abc) EX / EX / Cc. | U.S.'1976 | SOLD |
(mid-70's U.S. print of funky grooves w/brass (feat. Tom Scott & Ernie Wattts) Dean Parks, Ray Parker & Ben Benay play guitar, Victor Feldman on percussion, Lee Ritenour as guest guitarist; Steve Barri & Michael Omartian (also on keyboards) produced;) | |||
Riot | Welcome To The World Of (Motown) M- / M- | U.S.'1974 | 42.00 |
(mid-70's U.S. release of percussion driven funky Soul grooves w/melodic spots and Afro-Latin spiced moves;...Vinyl looks barely played (slightly dusty surface) Cover (un-cut) is EX with bumps in corners; 3cm fray in top- & bottom-seam (middle) minimal storage wear on front (top left) and back (also top left)) |
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Rose Royce | In Full Bloom (Whitfield) EX / EX | U.S.'1977 | SOLD |
(70's U.S. release by Disco-phonkin' troupe (w/black femme lead-singer) produced by Norman Whitfield who also arranged & wrote most of the selections; feat. Wah Wah Watson on guitar; contains the hit single "do your dance"; promo sticker on front of FOC;) | |||
Rainbow Connection IV (Whitfield) SS / SS | U.S.'1979 | SOLD |
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(late 70's U.S. release by Disco-phonkin' troupe produced by Norman Whitfield who also arranged & wrote 3 selections;) |
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Diana Ross | Red Hot Rhythm & Blues (EMI) M / M | D'1987 | SOLD |
(80's german release w/ plus inner-bag; title sure is a bit misleading as it's Disco-phonkin' Pop w/ a glimpse thru' a bluse lookin' for a groove;) |
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Ross (Motown) M- / EX | J'1978 | SOLD |
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(late 70's orig. japanese pressing w/insert-sheet;FOC;) | |||
Silk Electric (RCA) EX / EX | U.S.'1982 | SOLD |
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(early 80's U.S. release in FOC plus inner-bag;) | |||
Rufus And Chaka Khan | Stompin' At The Savoy-Live (Warner Brothers) M- / EX | U.S.'1983 | SOLD |
(U.S. print of 80's LIVE-recorded double-pack of funky, soulful grooves w/a rockin' beat plus brass; Ernie Watts in the horn section, Joe Sample plays piano on one track, Paulinho Da Costa on percussion; FOC;) |
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Rufus Featuring Chaka Khan | Camouflage (MCA) M- / EX / Co. | U.S.'1981 | SOLD |
(orig. U.S. print of early 80's effort by Disco-funkin' combo w/a black femme lead-singer plus brass! sleeve has embossed band-name plus inner-bag;) |
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Camouflage (MCA) SS / SS | U.S.'1981 | SOLD |
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(orig. U.S. print of early 80's effort by Disco-funkin' combo w/a black femme lead-singer plus brass! sleeve has embossed band-name plus inner-bag;) |
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Same (Abc) SS / SS | U.S.'1975 | SOLD |
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(orig. U.S. print of another mid-70's album by West-Coast rockin' combo w/Disco-funkin' moves and a black femme lead-singer plus brass!) |
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Oliver Sain | Blue Max (Abet) EX / EX | U.S.'1975 | SOLD |
(mid 70's funky sound w/Disco cut; incl. "get up and hustle", "London express"; has a promo-sticker on front-cover;) |
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Blue Max (Abet) SS / SS | U.S.'1975 | 52.00 | |
mid 70's funky sound w/Disco cut; incl."get up and hustle", "London express"...still sealed hence vinyl supposed to be un-played; cover (un-cut) close to perfect;) | |||
Merl Saunders | You Can Leave Your Hat On (Fantasy) EX / EX | U.S.'1976 | SOLD |
(U.S. print of strong mid-70's funky groove-bag w/laid-back loungy sway; Arthur Adams plays guitar on some tracks! Paul Humphrey on drums... Saunders sings as well; cover of Dylan's "meet me in the morning", King Floyd's "I feel like dynamite", "boogie on reggae woman" (Stevie Wonder) ...plus title track of course!) | |||
Harvey Scales | Hot Foot(A Funque Dizco Opera) (Casablanca) M- / EX | U.S.'1979 | SOLD |
(late 70's promo-label-print of conceptual Disco-Phonk album w/horns 'n strings plus ladies backin' up;) |
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The Sequence | Funk You Up (Sugar Hill) EX / EX | F'1980 | SOLD |
(french orig. print of rappin' Disco-Phonk grooves w/femme vocs;) | |||
Marlena Shaw | Acting Up (Columbia) M / M- | U.S.'1977 | SOLD |
(late 70's effort by black funky lady;) | |||
Take A Bite (Columbia) EX / EX | U.S.'1979 | SOLD | |
(late 70's effort by black funky lady; incl. "suite seventeen:it wa a very good year";) | |||
Shotgun | Good Bad & Funky (Abc) VG++ / EX | U.S.'1978 | SOLD |
(late 70's U.S. (Disco)-Funk groover incl. "all spaced out (all funked up") | |||
IV (MCA) EX / M- / Co. | U.S.'1980 | SOLD | |
(U.S. print of Disco/Funk piece feat. Ernest Lattimore on guitars; Tom Scott also in the line-up;) |
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Kingdom Come (MCA) SS / SS / Cc. | U.S.'1980 | SOLD | |
(U.S. print of Disco/Funk piece feat. Ernest Lattimore on guitars; Paulinho Da Costa on percussion;) |
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Sly & The Family Stone | Back On The Right Track (Warner Brothers) M- / EX | U.S.'1979 | SOLD |
(late 70's release by famous 60's DJ-pioneer/ black proto-counter-cult agitator gone shaky Soul-phonkin' lane w/brass 'n plenty o' back-ups; w/ inner-sleeve and promo-stamp embossed on front- 'n back-cover;) |
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The Soul Train Gang | Same (Soul Train) EX / EX(*) / Co. | U.S.'1976 | SOLD |
(mid-70's orig. U.S. print of Disco-Phonkin' grooves by black gathering w/2 femme lead-singer; (*) 1st track has a warp that may be affecting the play;) |
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Stargard | The Changing Of The Gard (Warner Brothers) M / M- | U.S.'1979 | SOLD |
(dancefloor sounds w/melo-funky edge in spots by black U.S. femme trio;) | |||
The Changing Of The Gard (Warner Brothers) EX / EX | U.S.'1979 | SOLD | |
(dancefloor sounds w/melo-funky edge in spots by black U.S. femme trio;) | |||
Same (MCA) SS / SS / Cc. | U.S.'1977 | SOLD | |
(dancefloor sounds w/melo-funky edge in spots by black U.S. femme trio; incl. the theme from "which way is up"; still sealed;) |
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Same (MCA) M / EX | U.S.'1977 | SOLD | |
(dancefloor sounds w/melo-funky edge in spots by black U.S. femme trio; incl. the theme from "which way is up") |
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Same (MCA) SS / SS / Cc. | U.S.'1977 | SOLD |
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(dancefloor sounds w/melo-funky edge in spots by black U.S. femme trio; incl. the theme from "which way is up"; still sealed;) |
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What You Waitin' For (MCA) EX / EX / Cc. | U.S.'1978 | SOLD |
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(dancefloor sounds w/melo-funky edge in spots by black U.S. femme trio;) | |||
What You Waitin' For (MCA) M- / EX / Cc. | U.S.'1978 | SOLD |
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(dancefloor sounds w/melo-funky edge in spots by black U.S. femme trio;) | |||
Edwin Starr | 25 Miles (Gordy) VG++ / EX / Co. | U.S.'1969 | SOLD |
(late 60's orig. U.S. print of arranged Funky Soul grooves;) | |||
25 Miles (Gordy) EX / VG++ | U.S.'1969 | SOLD |
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(late 60's orig. U.S. print of arranged Funky Soul grooves;) | |||
Happy Radio (20th Century Fox) EX / EX | U.S.'1979 | SOLD |
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(late 70's U.S. release; Disco-Phonkin' grooves w/horns;) | |||
War & Peace (Motown) M / M- | U.S.'198 | SOLD |
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(U.S. 80's reprint of arranged Funky Soul grooves orig. released in 1970 on the Gordy label; Wade Marcus helped arrange;) |
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War & Peace (Gordy) M- / M- / Co. | U.S.'1970 | SOLD |
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(orig. U.S. print of arranged Funky Soul grooves; Wade Marcus helped arrange;) | |||
Edwin Starr & Blinky | Just We Two (Gordy) VG++ / EX / Cc. | U.S.'1969 | SOLD |
(late 60's orig. print of arranged Funky Soul grooves feat. black lady Blinky adding some voice spice;) |
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Amii Stewart | Knock On Wood (Hansa International) EX / EX | D'1979 | SOLD |
(late 70's german print of Disco-Phonkin' thing by black lady singer; incl. "light my fire" (Doors) title-track written by Eddie Floyd/Steve Cropper;) |
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Paradise Bird (Hansa International) M- / EX | D'197 | SOLD |
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(70's german Club Edition print of Disco-Phonkin' thing by black lady singer; incl. "jealousy", "the letter"...; FOC;) |
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Sticky Fingers | Same (Prelude) M / M | U.S.'1978 | SOLD |
(late 70's U.S. print of hooky Disco-Phonk/Dance grooves w/horns 'n strings, femme lead-vocs;) |
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Stone City Band | The Boys Are Back (Gordy) M- / M- | U.S.'1981 | SOLD |
(early 80's U.S. release of Disco-Phonkin' bag w/horns arranged by member Rick James... and he also produced;) |
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Geoffrey Stoner | Ain't Nothin' Freaky (Ovation) M- / EX / Co. | U.S.'1976 | SOLD |
(mid-70's orig. U.S. print of action-bound funky mover w/tasty strings 'n femme vocs;) | |||
Strutt | Time Moves On (Brunswick) VG++ / EX | U.S.'1975 | SOLD |
(mid-70's U.S. orig. white-label-promo-print of Funky Soul-grooves w/brass; Bill Doggett wrote some liners;) |
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Time Moves On (Brunswick) EX / EX | U.S.'1975 | SOLD |
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(mid-70's U.S. orig. print of Funky Soul-grooves w/brass; Bill Doggett wrote some liners;) |
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Sun | Sunburn (Capitol) EX / VG++ | U.S.'1978 | SOLD |
(late 70's U.S. release of funky sounds by black/white combo w/brass; w/inner-sleeve;) | |||
Sylvester And The Hot Band | Bazaar (Blue Thumb) EX / M- / Co. | U.S.'1973 | SOLD |
(orig. U.S. print of action-packed Funky Soul grooves w/black femme lead-singer, brass arrangements, some rockin' spurts...; covers of Allen Toussaint's "play something sweet", "on your way down", James Taylor's "don't let me be lonely tonight", "nobodys fault but mine" (Otis Redding) |