Rock with you  –  Quincy Jones featuring Brandy  & Heavy D (‘Q’ as he is affectionally known produced the original for M.J. – Q then re-arranges  and re-records this trak for his own album and label ‘Q’s Jook Joint’)

Sell my soul  –  Sylvester (Sadly he died much too early however whenever you heard anyone talk about him – it’s warmth, good craziness and generosity)

Hot summer nights  –  Love Club (Re-discovered Boogie trak originally released on West End Records that have been championed by the likes of DJ Spinna)

Thank you Lord  –  Connie Harvey (This trak started life on the artists ‘Beat 4 Feet’ album on GiG Records (Austria) and made it’s way to Bassline and Soulfuric Record labels both of which has helped pushed the quality of Dance Music upwards)

Perfect lover  –  Double Exposure (After their Disco drenched first lp – their second lp was predominantly a Soul affair – and sadly extremely overlooked)

Charlestown  –  Wing & a Prayer Fife and Drum Corps (This was one of the first big Disco Orchestra – they featured old standards … arranger by Harold Wheeler who also arranged Gloria Gaynor early hits)

Freestyle  –  Donald Harrison (New Orleans Saxophone supremo hits the Funk button with this bonus trak from his ‘Heroes’ cd … featuring Vicente Archer & John Lamkin – on Nagel Heyer Records)

Saturday  –  East 57th Street featuring Donna Allen (An old ‘Chic’ composition  from one of their vocalists  – this originally Norma Jean Wright sung trak has been dusted off and giving the ‘Garage’ treatment)

So your love finally run out (for me)  –  Les McCann (Known more for his Jazz leanings rather than his Soul standings … written by Sam Dees – has recently been released on cd)

Groove City  – Wilson Pickett (Nicknamed ‘Wicked Pickett’ … his Sixties ‘Atlantic Records’ output has predominantly been overshadowed his later works … more popular on the European side of the Atlantic Ocean)

Keep on bumpin’ before you give out of gas  –  The Last Word (Another pseudonym of ‘The JB’s’ … Produced by ‘The Minister of New New Super Heavy Funk’ also known to the rest of the world as James Brown)

Turn me out  –  Praxis featuring Kathy Brown (Originally released on Cutting in the U.S and licensed to Stress in the U.K. … written by Kathy, Cevin Fisher & Dave Darlington)