- A1: Funkadelic - Can You Get To That
- A2: Ohio Players - Funky Worm
- A3: Lafayette Afro Rock Band - Darkest Light
- A4: Lonnie Liston Smith & The Cosmic Echoes - A Chance For
- A5: All The People Feat Robert Moore - Cramp Your Style
- A6: Taana Gardner - Work That Body
- A7: Bobby Byrd - Back From The Dead
- A8: Betty Wright - Clean Up Woman
- A9: Little Beaver - Funkadelic Sound
- A10: Timmy Thomas - Are You Crazy???
- A11: Black Ivory - I Keep Asking You Questions
- B1: T-Connection - Do What You Wanna Do
- B2: Ike Turner & The Kings Of Rhythm - Funky Mule
- B3: The Fatback Band - Yum, Yum (Gimme Some)
- B4: The Blowflys - Funky In The Hole
- B5: Uncle Louie Feat Walter Murphy - I Like Funky Music
- B6: Blowfly - Nobody's Butt But Yours, Babe
- B7: Margie Lomax - God's Greatest Gift To Man Is A Woman
- B8: Queen Yahna - Ain't It Time
- B9: Marva Whitney With Osaka Monaurail - I Am What I Am (Pa
- B10: Joy Fleming - Fieber (Fever)
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- A1: Clyde Alexander & Sanction - Got To Get Your Love
- A2: Foster Jackson Group - Feel The Spirit
- A3: Rudy Stewart - Get Down
- B1: Mary Clarke - Take Me I'm Yours
- B2: Louise Murray - (Let's Just) Stay Away
- B3: Queen Yahna - Ain't It Time
- C1: Ahzz - New York's Movin
- C2: Le´o Roy - Pound For Pound
- C3: Kessler - Turn Up Your Radio
- D1: Golden Flamingo Orchestra Featuring Margo Williams - The Guardian Angel Is Watching Over Us
- D2: Cloud One - Flying High
- D3: Bobby Mann - Spank Me
2 track vinyl compilation featuring the roots of modern dance music, on 180g heavyweight double LP. P&P was producer and Harlem hustler Peter Brown’s production company. He created some of the greatest moments in underground African American dance music, across a handful of labels in the 70s and 80s.
Due to his independent ethos his releases on imprints such as Heavenly Star, Sound Of New York, La Shawn, P&P and others would often disappear after a single low numbered pressing making them incredible hard to find on original pressing.
Tracks such as Mary Clarke’s ‘Take Me I’m Yours’, and the Fosters Jackson Group’s ‘Feel The Spirit’ have been championed by DJs such as Floating Points and Dimitri from Paris. Whilst the sheer rarity of some singles such as Clyde Alexander and Sanction’s ‘Got To Get Your Love’ and Louise Murray’s ‘Let’s Just Stay Away’ would set you back multiple hundreds of pounds to buy on original copies.
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