Doris Duke’s version of Marlena Shaw’s seminal, powerful “Woman Of The Ghetto” originally appeared on her third album ‘Woman’ in 1975. It’s a searing version, Duke’s full-bodied and fierce voice adding even more urgency to the searing social commentary embedded in the lyrics.

On the flip is another SAM Records classic. “Free” by Rhyze is a disco-monster. A sure-fire staple for some of the biggest DJs and diggers out there.

Remastered by Phil Kinrade and presented in a 12” official SAM labels and picture sleeve. Part of the Demon Records Singles Club.

Demon Records Singles Club present a Phats & Small – Feel Good / Tonite. Two tracks cherry-picked from the 1998 debut album "Phats What I Small Music".

Both tracks are built from killer samples with "Feel Good" utilising the B.T. Express classic "Does It Feel Good For You" with "Tonite" taking elements from Delegation's "Heartache No.9". Both presented here for the first time on one disc.

Remastered by Phil Kinrade and presented in a 12" discobag sleeve.

Part of the Demon Records Singles Club.

The Demon Singles Club has been digging deep again and this time they have unearthed a trio of delights from Travis Biggs. Biggs played the keys with Isaac Hayes towards the end of the 70s when Hayes was playing with disco sound. During that same era, Biggs went it alone on a pair synth laced and spaced out albums 1976's Challenge, on TB&C, and 1979's Solar Funk, on MCA subsidiary Source. The trio of cuts on this 12" come from the latter of those two - one of them will be particularly recognisable to J Dilla fans for the famous beatmaker sampled it quite famously.

Demon Records Single Club are delighted to present a reissue of Shaun Escoffery's club anthem Days Like This. Originally released in 2002, Days Like This is a classic by the very definition of the word. Days Like This was Shaun's second single and it went on to cement his place as one of the most exciting British artists to emerge in Soulful House. Remastered by Phil Kinrade at Alchemy Mastering and now featuring mixes from K Klass and Spen & Karizma and, for the very first time, we're releasing MJ Cole's majestic mix of Shaun's debut single Space Rider. Appearing on vinyl for the first time!

Demon Records Single Club are delighted to introduce a reissue of Urban Cookie Collective’s 1994 mega hit The Key, The Secret and Feels Like Heaven. Urban Cookie Collective was founded by Rohan Heath in the late 80s. The Key, The Secret was the groups first single from their debut album High On A Happy Vibe. The track was an instant hit landing at the top of the charts cross Europe and today the track is widely regarded as one of the biggest dance music anthems of the 90s. Flip it over and on the B-side is Feels Like Heaven, the follow up to The Key, The Secret. Another mega chart smash in the UK and across Europe. Now newly remastered and with fresh artwork – an adaptation of the original High On A Happy Vibe sleeve.

Demon Records Singles Club are proud to present a reissue of the legendary band Freestylers. Freestylers formed in 1996 when DJs and producers Matt Cantor and Aston Harvey joined forces. Two years later Freestylers would release their debut album We Rock Hard on the legendary imprint Freskanova. We Rock Hard would become their most commercially successful release to date and this reissue cherry picks four of the biggest tracks from the album. B Boy Stance, Ruffneck , Here We Go and Warning all showcase the classic big beat and breakbeat electronica that would remain the band's trademark sound throughout their career. Newly remastered and now available in a 12" discobag sleeve featuring the original artwork.

Demon Records Single Club are delighted to present a Fresh Records double sider. On Side A we have the mega club hit U Sure Do by Strike. Featured on the groups only album I Saw The Future, U Sure Do would go on to peak at no 4 in the UK charts and number one in the UK Dance Singles Charts. Widely considered as one of the biggest dance anthems of the 90s this is an essential reissue of anyone into 90s dance music. Flip it over and we're in equally good company. Lovestation's track Teardrops on the B side reached No 14 in the UK Singles chart and was a massive garage hit regularly played by everyone from Todd Edwards to Zed Bias. To complete the set we have added quality mixes from Flava and Joey Negro (Dave Lee) and it's housed in the classic Fresh Records sleeve.

William DeVaughn in the early 70s was a part time singer and government employee. He wrote a song called "A Cadillac Don't Come Easy", which was eventually re written to become "Be Thankful for What You Got", in 1972. Recorded at Sigma Sound Studios in Philadelphia, the session featured an array of talented members of the MFSB group. The track was eventually released on Roxbury Records, a subsidiary Of Chelsea Records and sold nearly two million copies on its release in spring 1974, reaching No. 1 on the US Billboard R&B chart and No. 4 on the Billboard Hot 100. The track saw two chart entries in the UK, with the record peaking at #31 (1974) and also #44 (1980), in the UK Singles Chart. With a sound and content influenced by Curtis Mayfield, its simple and encouraging lyrics hit home, to the extent that it's become an enduring soulful, disco hit for music aficionados all over the world. Now presented here in a brand new 12" sleeve and backed with the beautiful Blood Is Thicker Than Water.

Demon Records Singles club are delighted are introduced a reissue of the club anthem Closer Than Close by Rosie Gaines. Beginning her career in 1985 recording and performing with The Curtis Ohlson Band, Rosie Gaines came to notoriety when she became a member of Prince & The New Power Generation. After the released her fifth album, Closer than Close in 1995 she was dropped from Motown Records yet two years later, a remix of the title track from the album was released as a single by Big Bang Records, after it had appeared on bootlegs. Newly remastered, this single features mixes from the creator of house music himself Frankie Knuckles and legendary house & garage producer Tuff Jam.

For the 29th instalment in their ongoing series of seven-inch singles, Demon Singles Club has decided to offer up a 45rpm pressing of Komiko's 'Feel Alright'. First released on legendary disco-boogie imprint SAM Records back in 1982, the track has long been a favourite with boogie DJs and with good reason. Built around a memorable bassline, squelchy electrofunk synths and unfussy machine drums, 'Feel Alright' boasts a fine female lead vocal whose lyrics extolls the virtues of dancing all night with happy strangers. As it did back in 1982, the vocal mix comes backed with an instrumental take in which producer Darryl Payne's killer bassline and synths rightfully take centre stage. If it's not in your collection already, you need to grab one of these copies pronto.

Hector Rivera was a Puerto Rican singer and pianist best known for his boogaloo and Latin soul style. 'At The Party', the latest contribution by the Rivera estate to the 7" series Demon Singles Club, hears two cuts that debuted all the way back in 1966; two choice cuts from his contemporaneous album, At The Party With Hector Rivera. On 'At The Party' and 'Do It To Me', Rivera's charisma is evident, coming backed by a screw-tight band, with Bobby Valentin on bass and Louie Ramirez on vibes. Remastered by Phil Kinrade and presented in a 7" Discobag sleeve.

British label Demon Singles Club reissue two proper classic disco bits by the American soul group Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes: the original 1979 version of 'Prayin'', a gospel-inspired dancefloor anthem that was produced by Harold Melvin and written by John Whitehead and Gene McFadden, and the contemporaneous Blue Album highlight 'Baby I'm Back'. Both are awe-inspiring, rapturous dance fusions in the genre, cementing Melvin and co.'s legacy with a mood of teary-eyed joy.

Leroy Burgess had already left a huge mark on Black American music by the time the 80s rolled around thanks to his part in Black Ivory alongside Patrick Adams, but he was about to hit on a purple patch of productivity scattered with one-shot gems like Convertion. The project was a family affair featuring the likes of his adopted brother James Calloway on bass, his cousin Sonny T. Davenport on drums and his sisters Renee J.J. Burgess and Dorothy Terrell on backing vocals. The lead track they recorded, 'Let's Do It', is a prime slice from 1981, in the years of transition from disco to boogies and it sounds as great as it did back then. The original B-side of the split release, a mellow ballad by Four Flights entitled 'All I Want Is You', is present and correct on this reissue from Demon Singles Club too.

The Demon Singles Club series continues to offer-up classic disco and boogie cuts on 7" singles. For the series' latest release, they've once again mined the vaults of the iconic SAM Records imprint, emerging with the 1980 debut single from Glen Adams Affair. A-side 'Just A Groove' is a genuine boogie-era disco classic - a Clavinet heavy, B-boy and B-girl friendly workout rich in rubbery disco bass, sustained piano motifs, crunchy drums and a typically celebratory lead vocal, whose lyrics extol the joys of a 'groove to make you move'. Over on the flip side you'll find original B-side 'We've Got To Make It', a pleasingly up-tempo, flash-fried disco-funk floor filler that makes great use of heady slap bass and spacey synths.

Introducing an essential reissue of this legendary SAM Records single Just How Sweet Is Your Love/I Found Love In You now on a 45 for the first time. These two tracks were originally released on the classic album Just How Sweet Is Your Love in 1980 which features other disco, boogie classics Free and Do Your Dance. Whilst the 12" version of this single is widely available, the 7" was only ever released on styrene. Demon Records Singles Club are delighted to present a 45 version now newly remastered by Phil Kinrade at Alchemy Mastering and housed in the legendary SAM Records house bag.

A sublime NYC disco, boogie classic originally recorded in 1982 and released on the Rain Records label. Later licensed to SAM Records where the 12" version would be released and gain considerable recognition amongst soul, disco and boogie fans. Somewhat of an enigma, Greg Henderson released only a handful of records during his career but what an impact they had! He produced Dancing To The Beat by Henderson & Whitefield and Master Forces's Don't Fight The Feeling both dancefloor destroyers. Dreamin ' is no different, a sure fire dancefloor filler, play this anytime, anywhere and watch the dancefloor fill. Newly remastered and now available for the first time in conjunction with SAM Records in a legendary SAM Records house bag.