previously unreleased soul gems on 7 inch vinyl.

super soulful disco edits on 7 inch vinyl.

previously unreleased 1978 tv soundtrack from stu gardner.

ltd 7 inch , a side with disco , b side for the soul / funk head

second release from bell telephunk, who went on to be kinsman dazz and then the dazz band.

soul klassiker von 1976, a & b seite identisch.

ltd 7 inch with classy disco

to celebrate 20 years since the gutter snypes released their now acclaimed *trials of life* ep on liberty grooves in 1994, the super disco edits team have dug into the dusty vaults to bring you these two previously un-issued cuts that were recorded directly after the ep.

the second single from the gutter snypes. cel one has been hidden away at a secret training camp. and now he returns to deliver a mighty *sucker punch*, flipped with *jillian*, the seedy story of one very high class hooker!

previously unreleased soul gem from 1980 finally on 7 inch.

disco infused funk from the late 70’s.

two classics from ebony rhythm funk campaign back on 7 inch vinyl.

disco edits of roz ryan songs on 7 inch vinyl.

disco edits of j.j. barnes songs on 7 inch vinyl.

previously unreleased modern soul gem from phillip ballou.

previously unreleased 1977 bill brown tune, backed up with a rare 1971 relase.

two overlooked gems from arthur adams on sde’s 50th release.

welcome to super disco edits first previously unissued jazz release

record store day 2019, numbered edition of 1000, 18 unmissed soul, funk & disco stunners from the vaults

phat disco double header - reissue

brother and sister eric and arrontette mcclinton had been recording for many years. around 1976 they did a 45 release together on honey records called -where you are- under the their christian names, although eric was spelled eryke! the single didn’t have much success but both brother and sister still went on to be amazing backing singers working for legendary producers mike theodore and dennis coffey. whilst they were under the watchful eye of the production team they recorded some material again and a duo for theo/coff in a bid to get them another record deal and show their capabilities. these songs never got releases. eric became and prolific song writer and also joined the group high fashion. we are super pleased to finally release the shelved songs from 1978. this in one of two releases by the duo.

its not often you stumble upon a 9 piece soul band, who were so close to signing a deal with mca’s new subsidiary source records. but group politics and other factors got in the way, and the band shelved what music they had recorded. no reels surfaced but fortunately a member had kept some of those 1978 recordings. between the two seemed to fuse great soul compositions without the durge of the disco era circa 1978. with well thought out lyrics, backed by keys, trumpets and a driving bassline we really are pleased to add the group to the super disco edit roster.

in 1980, during her run on broadway in the musical, ain’t misbehavin’ and before being cast in dreamgirls, singer/actress and detroit native roz ryan teamed up with the legendary team of dennis coffey and mike theodore on a six song album that wound up being unreleased. recently, the folks at super disco edits released this 45 featuring roz’ taking on preston glass’ “keep shining” b/w “put love back” (composed by eric mcclinton). both tracks were from the theo-coff sessions and make their debut for lovers of dancin’ (“keep shining”) and romancin’ (“put love back”). enjoy!

ltd 7 inch , brill d i s c o

disco disco disco on 7 inch

disco disco disco .. on glorious 7 inch

limited 7 inch vinyl, featuring the same track on both sides.
so when stu gardner was rounding up a late night studio session, putting the finishing musical touches to a t.v production he had been commissioned for, he thought he would use the last few hours to record one more song. wow are we glad he did. “don’t fight the love” is making movements in the disco circles and with the modern soul boys. an unnamed female vocalist gives you the performance of her life! this had been sitting dormant until 1980.

1979 kevin stone received a phone call asking if his pa could be hired. the customer was a local lad called nick kane. a love affair of music soon blossomed and the essex pair became good friends. their mutual love of soul and jazz funk made them form a 10 piece band called afrika. kevin played keyboards, with nick playing bass and vocals.

after recording various psych soul and funk tracks on the whiz record label the real thing carried on after leaving the label to record more studio cuts with musician and producer stu gardner. here they let it rip with an incredible fast version of james browns *give it up, turnit loose* ... and they left in that all important secret ingredient of a lovely long drum break. stu gardner himself took to the microphone on this track, with various background vocals and screams, and did the vocals for the amazing b-side *it s a family thang*!

reissue of elias rahbani & his orchestras super rare arabic disco holy grail *liza liza* on the original lebanese voix de l orient label. recorded pre-civil war at a time when beirut was known as the paris of the middle east, a luxurious holiday destination and flourishing trade centre. the title track is totally out of this world, perfectly blending eastern & western vocals, instruments and musical influences with a driving disco bassline to create an irresistible floor filling cosmic odyssey. the flipside features the even more out-there *from the moon* a fantastic tripped out psychedelic disco funk monster, followed by the dreamy accordion-led *summer love*. also boasting one of the sexiest covers in disco history further illustrating the liberal thinking and western influence in lebanon at the time. highly recommended!

recorded from rudys homemade studio in hampton virginia before he cut *searching for love* on harvest records around 1983, he did this wonderful modern synth winner. with rudy just having one pass on a reel of this song, we remastered it a little at the super disco hq to give it a brighter feel. sure its pretty lo-fi but the quality of the song writing playing and melodies are more than enough to let is see the joys of a turntable. this is once again a limited press.

the super disco edit team have pulled out all the stops on this super un-issued 1979 disco dancer from the stable of world renowned musician stu gardner. here he teams up with the beautiful ms irene cathaway to bring you a unique slice of disco madness. pulling away from too much disco cheese and sleaze mr gardner kills it with some organ work like no other disco ‘12! a 6 minute party jam, with those lovely disco drum breaks towards the end. but hold on, flip it over to get another lovely un-issued feel good track called he can ring my bell, dropping like an emotions out take!. so two previously un-issued tracks, in a 350grm customized disco sleeve, with inner. this is limited once again,with a no repress policy.

super disco edits has dug deep again and unearthed this killer un-issued crossover modern masterpiece from 1975. it is set to grace the decks of the soul lovers across europe and the states. the 45 comes with the same track on both sides and a 3 page insert as well, nice!

after being stuck on dusty old reels since 1978 here comes an alternative cut of *saturday nights the night*, and then boom, its flipped with the killer mid-tempo cut of *i cant turn you loose*.