David Newman Front Money (1977)

Seminal soul jazz on Atlantic from man like David

Includes Classical Gas - bad tune!

Chaka's first solo record after Rufus, produced by Arif Mardin, and what a stormer! From the anthemic "I'm Every Woman" to a faithful rendition of Charles...

Seminal brazilian jazz fusion monster! Includes the seminal boogie fusion of "Lovelock" as well as Flora's classic 'From The Lonely Afternoon".

1977 album from UK keyboardist Auger - tough fusion lp with Lenny White on drums, going for Steely Dan jazz fusion vibe!

Late 60s TV special. Out there west coast pop with some twisted country (including Nancy and Lee Hazlewood's spooky 'Some Velvet Morning'). Great record....

Heavy, heavy, heavyweight jazz dance fusion. This is one of, if not the, last recordings by Miles Davis and it's a mother! Think Dingwalls-style/Gilles...

Gorgeous jazz fusion with George at his creative peak. Possibly his best album ! Includes a fantastic version of "The World Is A Ghetto".

Funky organ groove - original vinyl

Tough, tough, tough heavy Headhunters fusion, 1972 in the zone! Classic Herbie Hancock group line-up with Benny Maupin, Billy Hart and Buster Williams

Long out of print heavyweight Headhunters progressive, fusion hardcore! Album originally released in 1971 - first time on vinyl in long time. Essential...

Early Barbara McNair original LP

Chaka Khan, 1986, featuring "Love Of A Lifetime"

Nice vocal fusion jazz funk album

'Difficult' follow-up album to the omnipotent 'Rumours'. Nice and left-field and includes the twisted title-track 'Tusk'.

Reissue of this rare and sought-after album. The title track is an epic nine minute gospel funk/soul gem! Highly recommended!

USA ORIGINAL COPY. More mellow folky-funky goodness from Kenny Rankin with wicked versions of Stevie Wonder's "Creepin", "Lost Up In Lovin You" and the...