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| If you like this kind of music, take a listen to . . . |
| (So Tired Of Standing Still We Got To) Move On/ You Are My Everything by James Brown (M), Scotti Bros. 75286, 1991: $5.00 |
 Ain't No Backing Up Now by Isis (M), Buddah 475 , 1975: $10.00 |
| Burn Rubber (Why You Wanna Hurt Me)/ Nothin' Comes To Sleepers by Gap Band (M), Mercury 76091, 1980: $7.50 |
| I Heard It Through The Grapevine (Part I)/ (Part II) by Roger (M), WB 49786, 1981: $6.50 |
| I Turned You On/ I Know Who You Been Socking It To by The Isley Brothers (M), T-Neck 902, 1969: $10.00 |
| I Wanna Sex You Up by Color Me Badd (M), Giant 19382, 1991: $15.00 |
| Jackson, Mississippi Train/ Can You Sing Me A Love Song by Steve Wright (M-), Epic 10706, 1971: $25.00 |
| Mother Popcorn (You Got To Have A Mother For Me), Part 1/ Part 2 by James Brown (M-), King 6245, 1969: $20.00 |
| Nipple To The Bottle by Grace Jones (M), Island 99963, 1982: $15.00 |
Nipple To The Bottle by Grace Jones (M-), Island 94994 , 1982: $6.00 |
| Peach/ Nothing Compares 2 U by Prince (M), Paisley Park 18372, 1993: $11.00 |
| Rapp Payback (Where iz Moses)/ Part II by James Brown (M), T.K. 1039, 1980: $6.50 |
| Scream/ Childhood by Michael Jackson (M), Epic 78000, 1995: $8.00 |
| Spanish Hustle/ Put Your Love (In My Tender Care) by The Fatback Band (M-), Event 229, 1976: $12.00 |
| Sproutin' Out/ Be My Main Squeeze by Olympic Runners (M-), London 217, 1975: $15.00 |
 The Belle Of St. Mark/ Too Sexy by Sheila E. (M), WB 29180, 1984: $10.00 |
| The Switch/ Talk To Me Sometime by The Village Choir (M-), SCM 1000, 1973: $40.00 |
| The Time Of Me/ Games by Ebony Web (M), Hi 2183, 1970: $10.00 |
| Why Should I Cry?/ Funkyland by Nona Hendryx (M), EMI 8382, 1987: $9.00 |
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