Keith Mansfield - Vivid UnderscoresSynth heavy, low slung space funk masterpiece. The creator of the romping tunes that became the iconic themes to the BBCs Grandstand programme and their televised Wimbledon Tennis Championship coverage, Keith Mansfield was perhaps KPMs most prolific artist from the mid 1960s right the way through the 1980s. As well as the sort of pop orchestral sound that is all over these classic library records, he could also turn his hand to raw, edgy rock and

'private' versions and edits of the hottest Disco jams that only the select few had access to could make or break a DJ's reputation in the clubs and on the streets

and Germany's very own H

shows that his trio is clearly influenced by hip hop but has its roots firmly in jazz

The newly recorded cover and the original version are available for streaming and on 7” vinyl

2 x 12" Black & White Vinyl

Rare Groove

2 absolute monsters that now fetch tidy sums in their original forms

On A2 the man Doppelate from London (Let’s Go Swimming Rec

switching out the vox for deep blue sax lines by Davie Biddle and landing in lowlit DJ Krush trip hop zones

Lee has put his own inimitable spin on more than a dozen seminal records

Paradise Pizza is back in with usual good quality stuff

Word on the street is that these tracks are worth up to 3kg of fresh aromatic spices at your local bazaar in Algiers