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Released for the first time this 12” neon green coloured vinyl showcases Jamiroquai’s brilliant 2006 BBC live session recorded at Maida Vale for Ken...

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High Times: The Singles (first time on vinyl!)

limited black 2lp in gatefold - 1 per customer - £33.99 | Buy

originally released in 2006, this reissue brings their singles collection to vinyl for the very first time, & now includes 'You Give Me Something'.

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Dynamite (2022 reissue)

limited black 2lp - 1 per customer - £26.99 | Buy

their sixth studio album - originally released 20th June 2005 - features the singles ‘Feels Just Like It Should’, ’Seven Days In Sunny June&rs...

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A Funk Odyssey (2022 reissue)

limited black 2lp - 1 per customer - £26.99 | Buy

originally released on 3rd September 2001, their 5th album combined elements of funk, disco and electronica.

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Emergency On Planet Earth (national album day 2022)

limited clear 2lp - 1 per customer - £37.99 | Buy

To mark 30 years since the original release of the single “When You Gonna Learn?”, Jamiroquai are reissuing ‘Emergency On Planet Earth’ ...

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Everybody's Going To The Moon (rsd 21)

Record Store Day 2021 - 180g 12" with foil numbered, die cut sleeve (5000 only) - £17.99 | Buy

Originally released for the Titan A.

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Late Night Tales (2023 reissue)

Late Night Tales

180g 2lp + art print + with unmixed tracks & original DJ mix

Released: 8th Dec 2023

£27.99

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Originally released 2 decades ago - & unavailable on vinyl for 15 long years - this beaut of a comp beams with classic funk & soul tunes, & includes a download with extra aural goodies!.

A blissful collection of soul, disco, jazz, rare groove, and funk, this collection is an electrifying journey through the aural influences of one of the UK’s most seminal jazz bands. Jay Kay showcases a wealth and breadth of inspiration that wouldn’t be amiss on the late-night dancefloors of the Loft (or Giant Steps, for that matter).

From The Pointer Sisters’ uplifting and soulful ‘Happiness’ and jazz funk legend Johnny ‘Smith’ Hammond’s ‘Fantasy’ to the anthemic ‘Stay Free’ by Ashford & Simpson and mellifluous ‘Music Of The Earth' by Patrice Rushen, these two discs form a rite of passage into the creative mind of a true musical legend.