KENT RECORDS UK

Since Kent discovered the fabulous unissued Crossover LP in the tape vaults in 2012, '(Love Is My) Secret Weapon' is the one track everyone has wanted on a 45. The CD it appeared on received many...

Darrow Fletcher's Kent exclusive '(Love Is My) Secret Weapon' sold out in weeks when released on Kent Select so to satisfy demand for those who lost out it has a standard Kent issue here. We have...

From the same unissued Crossover LP as 'Secret Weapon', this is another great mid-70s soul dance track that only came to light on Darrow Fletcher's Kent CD. It's from the Zane Grey and LenRon Hanks...

The Houston Outlaws 'Ain't No Telling' is re-released due to the constant demand for this atmospheric dance track. It has been coupled with their in-demand harmony ballad 'It's No Fun Being Alone'...

Little Johnnie Hamilton was a 60s Los Angeles soul singer whose records are all hard to find, despite their quality. The searing deep soul slowy 'Apartment # 9' is a million miles from the funk of...

Vinyl LP pressing. Though built with highly questionable finances, gangster Michael Thevis' GRC, Aware and Hotlanta labels produced some scintillating mid-70s soul music. Thevis knew his limitations...

'Baby Cakes' was an Otis Redding song written for his singer Loretta Williams' Jotis label release in 1965 and has become a much in-demand Northern Soul record in recent years. About 18 months later...

Detroit's four Barrino Brothers first recorded for Dave Hamilton on his TCB label in 1969. The single went largely unnoticed until all things Dave Hamilton-related became of interest in the 90s and...

Co-writer Charles Spurling sang and wrote at King in the late 60s, providing songs for James Brown, Hank Ballard, Junior McCants and Peggy & Artie among others. 'Ball Of Fire' is an exceptional song,...

Although Chuck Jackson had eight solo LPs on Wand, there has never been a greatest hits compilation derived from all of that fine label's recordings, until now. First known to the original mods as a...

This killer double-sider was one of the first US imports to go "big" on the rare soul scene at the Twisted Wheel and Blackpool Mecca in the early 70s. Soul guru Dave Godin championed the record and...

Chicago soul girl group the Opals released three exquisite singles on the Okeh label between January 1964 and February 1965, all of them produced by Carl Davis, in addition to which they also...