O.V. Wright – 8 Men And 4 Women

Mfalme – Let Your Soul Fly

Yes ! Mfalme is the Swahili name that Jimmie Raye decided to keep while on holidays in Kenya. He used his real name and this alias to release the same […]

Marvin Holmes – Ooh Ooh The Dragon And The Other Monsters

Reissue of a funk banger originally released in 1969

Lee Dorsey – Working In A Coal Mine

James Brown – Jump Around

A dozen jumpin’ instrumentals with the occasional holler from JB and 5 other bands, from Henry Moore to The Wobblers!

Jackson Sisters – S/T

Frankie Nieves – The Terrible Frankie Nieves

Executive Suite – Executive Suite 1

The hard to find wonderful Executive Suite debut from 1974. A Philadelphia quartet with deep Philly roots, the members were part of various recording entities before Executive Suite. When the [...]

Voices Of East Harlem – S/T

The Voices Of East Harlem were an ensemble of vocalists who for Just Sunshine Records recorded two albums under the direction of Leroy Hutson and Curtis Mayfield. They were managed […]

The Ebonys – Sing About Life

The Ebonys sing about life, and a host of other groovy topics too – in this lost soul treasure from the 70s! The set is one of only two albums […]

Terry Callier – I Just Can’t Help Myself

I Just Can’t Help Myself is a studio album from American musician Terry Callier. Released by Cadet Records in 1973, this is the artist’s fourth album since his debut a […]

Temptations – Puzzle People

Puzzle People is the eleventh studio album released by American soul quintet The Temptations for the Gordy (Motown) label in 1969. Produced entirely by Norman Whitfield, Puzzle People takes the [...]

Tim Maia – S/T

2022 repress. Vinilisssimo present the first vinyl reissue of Tim Maia’s 1977 self-titled album. Tim Maia was born in 1942 in the suburbs of Rio de Janeiro and started his […]

Ben Pirani – How Do I Talk To My Brother?

“It’d be easy to mistake this release for yet another soul revival album made by a dude who wasn’t there the first time around – but it’d be the listener’s […]

V/A – Rip It Up: The Best Of Specialty Records

Craft Recordings is pleased to launch its 75th-anniversary celebrations of Specialty Records with a brand-new compilation, Rip It Up: The Best of Specialty Records. Available for pre-order now, [...]

Funkadelic – Toys

There is lots of unreleased music in the world and as time progresses a lot of it it being issued by us and many others. The reasons that it was […]

Sterling Harrison ‎– One Size Fits All

On the edge of the lightfooted disco movement there was sophisticated funk music and one of the often overlooked protagonists oft he scene was Mr. Sterling Harrison, born in 1941, […]

Snoopy Dean ‎– Wiggle That Thing

The late Nathaniel ‘Snoopy’ Dean is one of those many underrated southern soul and blues men who never reached great fame outside their home ground. His legacy is deeply treasured […]

Loleatta Holloway – Loleatta

Loleatta Holloway (born in Chicago,1946) was an American R&B-Disco singer known for her massive hit songs such as “Hit and Run”, “Love Sensation” and “Relight My Fire”, all of which […]

King Hannibal (featuring Lee Moses) – Truth

James Shaw (aka The Mighty Hannibal aka King Hannibal) was an American R&B, soul and funk singer, songwriter and record producer known for his showmanship and outlandish costumes. Several of [...]

Bobby Story – The Storyteller

Bobby Patterson’s (born 1944) life in music has had many facets. Whether as a DJ in Texas (he had a popular show at the Dallas-based radio station KKDA until 2012), a producer […]

Ofege ‎– How Do You Feel

Ofege was formed in the early 1970s by a bunch of teenagers at the St. Gregory’s College in Lagos Nigeria. They were largely influenced by the guitar solos of Carlos […]

Bobby Patterson – It’s Just A Matter Of Time

If this 1972 record for the Paula label was the sum total of Dallas, Texas soul man Bobby Patterson’s career output, then he’d still be reckoned a cult figure among […]

Afterschool Special: The 123’s Of Kid Soul

The formula was simple: marry bubblegum and soul to the absolute sincerity of an enthusiastic child, cross your fingers and pray for airplay. But while the youthful sums of that […]

King Bullard Version: Songs Of The BOS Label

On Cleveland’s late ‘60s gospel scene, the BOS label was the refined, professional ying to Boddie’s lo-fi yang, galloping to the fore bearing a torch for Curtis Mayfield’s robe-wearing roots. [...]

Spontaneous Overthrow – All About Money

Synth chutes, synth ladders, popcorn 808 beats, dirge-y chants and busted sub-woofer hums from inner-galactic soul pioneers Nathaniel Woolridge and Anthony Freeman intertwine to create this [...]

Chasman – Synth E Fuge

“From the blown-out motherboard of West Philadelphia’s Master Control Programmers, Charles Grossman broke off to explore his own personal outer space experience. With just a DW-8000 to keep [...]

Syl Johnson-Uptown Shakedown

“A different sound than usual for Syl Johnson – but a record that still has loads of those amazing vocals we love from Syl! The style’s mostly modern soul – […]

Richard Marks – Love Is Gone

“Previously unreleased soul and funk from legendary Atlanta guitarist/singer/songwriter Richard Marks, the companion piece to our Never Satisfied anthology. These songs, found on reels that [...]