The Fatback Band - Keep On Steppin'

one of his greatest, most important works, a rich panoply of songs addressing drugs, spirituality, political ethics, the unnecessary perils of urban life, and what looked to be the failure of the '60s dream.

Just as he'd hoped it would be, What's Going On was Marvin Gaye's masterwork, the most perfect expression of an artist's hope, anger, and concern ever recorded.

Sly & the Family Stone came into their own with their second album, Dance to the Music, released in 1968.

Free Your Mind lives up to its excellent title throughout as another example of Funkadelic getting busy and taking everyone with it.

Bill Withers came into his own on his third album, Still Bill. Released in 1972, the record is a remarkable summation of a number of contemporary styles

180 gram audiophile vinyl. This beautiful Shuggie Otis album went largely overlooked at the time of its release in 1974.

The vinyl version of this reissue comes complete with original artwork and re-mastered audio, pressed on high-quality 180 gram vinyl.

Gil Scott-Heron’s second album, Pieces Of A Man, showed that his collaboration with musical partner Brian Jackson was very special.