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Even though it came out on a major label, this record sells for hundreds of dollars if you can find it at all (we know... we paid for a copy), and it's no wonder... it's the perfect blend of raw R&B... more

Limited gold and purple colored vinyl LP pressing. In 1971, Atlantic Records released a pair of Dusty Springfield singles produced by the legendary songwriter/producer Jeff Barry (one-time... more

The Spinners topped their Motown success when they jumped to Atlantic (and Philly-soul producer Thom Bell) in the early 70s. Here are every one of the quintets A- and B-sides helmed by Bell: the R&B... more

Limited pink colored vinyl LP pressing. Lord knows we have put out some rare R&B records here at Real Gone Music, but this one may take the cake! Mary Mundy's 1980 album for the obscure Image label... more

Even if you've never heard this 1974 album, you've heard it. What do we mean? Well, the drum break from the song "Ashley's Roachclip" is probably the single most sampled track in all of hip hop.... more

LIMITED EDITION Candy Fleece Vinyl. This 1959 album doesn't just include the greatest doo wop single of all time, 'I Only Have Eyes for You;' it also stakes a fair claim to being the greatest doo wop... more

The late Doris Troy was one of America's great female soul singers. Discovered by James Brown while working as an usherette at the Apollo Theater, Doris became a founding member of The Sweet... more

Limited green colored vinyl LP pressing. This soul-funk nugget, released in the early '70s on the uber-collectible Maple label, qualifies as a major find based on George Scott's Wilson... more

Limited red colored vinyl LP pressing. Scandalously scarce Southern soul, originally released on the extremely rare R&R label back in 1976 and currently selling for hundreds of dollars! Shackin' Up... more

Limited orange and black colored vinyl LP pressing housed in gatefold jacket. The only conceivable reason this 1973 album isn't generally recognized as a soul-funk classic is because it came out on... more

Limited 'fire orange with black streaks' colored vinyl LP pressing. Another insanely rare and highly coveted soul-funk gem from the tiny Maple label, which was part of Sylvia Robinson's All Platinum... more

DARLENE LOVE: THE MANY SIDES OF LOVE - COMPLETE 50 years of criminally overlooked recordings by one of the greatest R&B and rock vocalists ever! Darlene Love's work for Phil Spector gets most of the... more

If your circle of friends includes any guitar players, take this little test. Ask them if they are familiar with Eddie Hazel's Game, Dames and Guitar Thangs. Chances are their eyes will widen,... more

Vinyl LP pressing. If you own a copy of this 1977 release on legendary Nashville deejay John Richbourg's Seventy-Seven Records label, then you are on your way to amassing generational wealth! But... more

Limited to just 300 copies. Coke-bottle-clear with yellow swirl vinyl LP. If you like vintage R&B and soul and you love owning rare records, read on! First, the wax. As for the music, Motown legend... more

The story of Sondra 'Blinky' Williams has long been shrouded in mystery. The soulful singer came to Motown Records in 1967 following stints at Vee-Jay and Atlantic, bringing her passionate and... more

This Warner Bros. imprint only issued about 100 singles and a half dozen LPs from 1964–68 but has become highly coveted among soul/R&B collectors. There are some big names here, but more than half... more

Jay worked a lot with Barry White, first as half of Bob & Earl (whose hit "Harlem Shuffle" was arranged by young Barry) then as Jackie Lee (the B-side of the hit "The Duck" was written by Jay and... more

Willie's 1978 debut for the Whitfield label includes the R&B hits "All American Funkathon" and "Paradise" plus "Easy Does It," "Hip Shakin' Sexy Lady," "Nothing Lasts Forever," "And All Hell Broke... more