Name: Funk Masters / Bo Kool – Love Money / (Money) No Love
Brand: Siamese Records
SKU: 701
Price: 15.00 GBP
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Label: Siamese Records – 701
Format: Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM
Country: US
Released: 1981
Genre: Electronic, Hip Hop
Style: Disco
Condition: Very Good+

A seminal 12″ pairing that captures the intersection of UK reggae-funk and early hip-hop. The A-side, “Love Money” by Funk Masters, features a dubby disco instrumental that became an underground dancefloor staple (notably at Paradise Garage and The Loft), while the flip sees Bo Kool delivering one of the earliest UK rap tracks, “(Money) No Love.” A culturally significant and much-loved record that remains in high regard among DJs and collectors.

A1. Funk Masters – Love Money
B1. Bo Kool – (Money) No Love