‘Their entire output in upgraded sound from the correct master sources, including recently discovered tapes and unissued demos, with a booklet jammed with illustrations from the group’s personal archives and a 9,000-word essay based on input from all the members, including commentary from Sly himself. Truly the last word on Sly Stone’s first phase.’

Four thrilling rounds of rampage, school of Basic Channel.

Masterly Barry White production from 1974, the same year Brock handed Gloria Scott his killer song A Case Of Too Much Love Makin’. The title track is the business.
Plundered by Jay Z, Mos Def and Pete Rock.

Superb, sexed-up, Paradise Garage disco fire, produced by Jesse Boyce and Moses Dillard.

A deadly fleet of Studio One sevens, and one almighty ten-inch, swooping in from the Far East.