Ike & Tina Turner - Bold Soul SisterTwo Ike & Tina Turner sought after classics on either side of a 7 inch. The A side sees the ice cold early funk jam Bold Soul Sister featuring the trademark funk guitar stylings of Albert Collins, originally released on the Blue Thumb in 69 and favoured by hip hop producers for its wealth of sampling gold. The flip side houses Somebody (Somewhere) Needs You a rare and pricey Northern Soul number penned by Motown songwriter Frank Wilson that goes for

Afro-boogie and proto-techno

Picked by Pitchfork as their 'Best New Track'

a soundtrack to practice radical freedom and liberation

Beginning his career as an original Sheffield house young blood in the mid 1980s

Original instrumental remix done by none other than Alessandro Novaga

Architecture III is another heart aching

100% DJ material

After making their breakthrough at Channel One and then reaching a wider audience on Virgin’s Frontline label

So let the psalms of decades past instead serve as armour - dress yourself with these plates and reside here while storms rage outside

Over on side B there’s a chance to check an alternative version of the Sublunar Oracles album version

as they experiencing Cosmic Transitions

Flip it over and the quality does not drop - "I'm So Glad To Say' is a high watermark for modern soul with staccato guitars over a persuasive bassline and gentle drums to make for a perfect captivating and mellow groove