With their long track record, Kool & the Gang have always offered dance-provoking rhythms and Something Special fits that bill, too. Featuring the number one single "Take My Heart (You Can Have It If You Want It)," James "J.T." Taylor approaches the song in a cool, mesmerizing tone, closing out the vamp in his falsetto with a burst of energy while the background vocals chant the subtitle throughout the chorus. Not known to lead a song in falsetto, Taylor further utilizes this talent on the motivated rhythms of the nocturnal scenario of "Steppin' Out." It maintained a steady stride, rising to the number ten spot on the charts. The third single from the album was "Get Down on It." As the title indicates, this is a gritty funk track that worked its way up the charts to claim the number three position, selling more than 500,000 copies. Although there were no more charted singles from this album, the entire collection is deserving of recognition. On a slower note, "Pass It On" and "No Show" received regional airplay.

"License to Dream" is the 3rd album by American New York City based Kleeer. Released in 1981, this album reached #13 on the Billboard Top Soul Albums chart, and the single "Get Tough" charted at #5 on the Dance chart and #15 on the Soul Singles chart.

"Dirty Mind" is the 3rd album by American recording artist Prince. It was released on October 8, 1980, by Warner Bros. Records as the follow-up to his self-titled second album, "Prince", (1979). It was produced, arranged, and composed entirely by Prince in his home studio in Minneapolis, Minnesota during May to June of 1980. "Dirty Mind" has been considered by critics as Prince's most creative and boldest album, setting the baseline for his artistic direction in the following years.

This collection is a pair of D-Train's earliest efforts, 1983's "Music" and the following year's "Something's on Your Mind"; for better or for worse, their sound is completely a product of its era, and while some listeners will find the disc thoroughly dated, others will enjoy its nostalgic charms.

Remastered edition of the 7th album originally released in 1982 by the American funk group led by Randy Muller. Includes 2 bonus tracks Can You See The Light (12'' Version) and Can You See The Light (Special Remix Version - Instrumental).

Influential and diverse New York band led by pop music's one and only big band, salsa, disco, no wave kingpin.

74-track 4-CD set featuring Telex's back catalogue with Neurovision, Wonderful World, Looney Tunes, Sex and Looking For Saint Tropez, each disc is housed in a card slipcase which still retains the original,opened, factory shrink and includes a special booklet with history and comments by the band introducing each album section (in French and English), each section contains all the sleeves (including singles) plus all the lyrics.