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1993 => 2018

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2 x CASSETTE - GET ON DOWN
1997 => 2022

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1995 => 2017

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7 INCH - GET ON DOWN
2022

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7 INCH - GET ON DOWN
2022

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BLUE SWIRL
1988 => 2022

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2021 04 02

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1996 => 2010

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LIMITED EDITION YELLOW AND CLEAR SPLIT COLOR
1995 => 2023

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RSD 2020 09 26
BLUE & WHITE SWIRL - 2LP - GET ON DOWN

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DOUBLE COLORED VINYL
GATEFOLD JACKET WITH A 25TH ANNIVERSARY COMMEMORATIVE OBI
LIMITED TO 2000 COPIES
2LP - GET ON DOWN
1998 => 2023

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PRESSED ON TANGERINE COLORED VINYL
HAND NUMBERED OBI LIMITED TO 1000 COPIES
1LP - GET ON DOWN
1992 => 2023

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YELLOW VINYL
HAND NUMBERED OBI LIMITED TO 500 COPIES 
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1993 => 2023

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RSD 2023
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OPAQUE RED
2008 => 2023

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CARAMEL COLORED VINYL WITH AN OBI
2LP - GET ON DOWN
1997 => 2023

BIS => 2 / 3 WEEKS
RSD 2020 09 26
LIMITED - 2LP - GET ON DOWN
2020

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1LP - GET ON DOWN
2019

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BLACK FIRDAY 2020
2020 11 27

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RSD 2020
MARDI GRAS SPLATTER COLORED
1LP - GET ON DOWN
2020

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2021 06 25

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2013

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2020 11 20

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2017
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2020 09 25
SPLATTER COLORED - 1LP - GET ON DOWN

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2020

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2016

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2015

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2014

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2019

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2021 01 22

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2013

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2014

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2011

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SILVER COLORED VINYL WITH PRINTED INNER SLEEVES
HAND-NUMBERED OBI - LIMITED TO 1000 COPIES 
2LP - GET ON DOWN
2001 => 2016

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RSD BLACK FRIDAY 2024
DELUXE GATEFOLD JACKET
FULL-COLOR OBI STRIP
TIDE POD COLORED VINYL PRESSING 
2LP - GET ON DOWN
1995 => 2024

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RSD BLACK FRIDAY 2024
DELUXE GATEFOLD JACKET
FOUR PANEL FULL COLOR INSERT WITH LYRICS
FULL-COLOR OBI STRIP
GOLD COLORED VINYL PRESSING
2LP - GET ON DOWN
1999 => 2024

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RSD BLACK FRIDAY 2024
DELUXE GATEFOLD JACKET
FULL-COLOR OBI STRIP
RECORD ONE IN ULTRA CLEAR W/ TANGERINE & RECORD TWO IN ULTRA CLEAR W/ BLUE JAY 
2LP - GET ON DOWN
1994 => 2024

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RSD BLACK FRIDAY 2024
DELUXE GATEFOLD JACKET
FULL-COLOR OBI STRIP
ULTRA-CLEAR OPAQUE BLUEJAY & SILVER SPLATTER COLORED VINYL
2LP - GET ON DOWN
1995 => 2024

BIS => 2025 01 24
BLUE INK-IN-CLEAR COLORED VINYL
GATEFOLD JACKET WITH OBI
A FOLD-OUT LYRIC INSERT
TWO BONUS REMIXES
LIMITED TO 1000 COPIES
2LP - GET ON DOWN
1989 => 2024

BIS => 2025 05 02
1LP - GET ON DOWN
1971 => 2025

PRESSED ON SMOKE COLORED VINYL

“New York’s Harlem River Drive is a dividing line, a highway where the rich zip past the poor,” says singer Jimmy Norman. Eddie Palmieri’s Latin-funk band of the same name tackled these hard truths, playing prisons and speak- ing to the common man. Ultimately, Norman and Palmieri made a powerful socio-political statement
that continues to resonate to this day."

- Pablo Yglesias/Wax Poetics


TRACKLIST
A1. Harlem River Drive (Theme Song)
A2. If (We Had Peace Today)
A3. Idle Hands B1. Broken Home
B2. Seeds Of Life


DESCRIPTION
When initially released in 1971, many critics panned Eddie Palmieri’s album Harlem River Drive. Those critics were wrong. Regardless of critical opinion, the release was not the crossover success Palmieri and Roulette Records had hoped for, at least in the immediate. Over the years the release has developed a following among listeners, DJs, and aficionados of rare-grooves.
The record may have been recorded towards the end of the Latin soul era, yet it features that genre's wonderful mix of Puerto Rican soul, Spanish Harlem Latin, and New York funk. Palmieri worked with an incredibly talented crew of Latin and R&B session musicians to create this quintessential New York vibe, a synthesis of funk and Afro-Cuban sounds. Contributors include Victor Venegas from Mongo Santamaria’s band, Palmieri’s brother Charlie, an accomplished musician in his own right, Bruce Fowler who went on to join Frank Zappa’s band, Dick Meza who went on to great things with Tito Puente, Ray Barretto and Celia Cruz, as well as Andy Gonzalez who’s pedigree includes recordings with Barretto, Johnny Pacheco, Willie Colon
and even Chico O’Farrill. Also appearing Randy Brecker and one of the all-time
greatest of the greats Bernard Purdy.
An over-arching theme of Harlem River Drive is the thought that, as Palmieri puts it “The U.S. is richest country, all this immense wealth, side by side with the most intense poverty, racial prejudice; how is that possible?” A question that’s perhaps more even more relevant today than it was in 1971. A question that can be further explored with Get On Down’s reissue of this seminal recording.

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RSD 2025
1LP - GET ON DOWN
1994 => 2025

PRESENTED FOR RECORD STORE DAY IN A OPAQUE ORCHID COLORED VINYL PRESSING

TRACKLIST
A1. Project: Funk Da World
A2. Funk Wit Da Style
A3. Get Down
A4. Making Moves With Puff
A5. That Y'all
B1. Flava In Ya Ear
B2. Real Raw
B3. Judgement Day
B4. Mainline
B5. When God Comes

DESCRIPTION

Craig Mack’s 1994 debut release Project: Funk Da World rocked the world when first released, primarily due to the powerful lead single “Flava In Your Ear” which was certified platinum by the RIAA. The full length also received a plaque when certified Gold within months of release – the second single from the record, “Get Down,”
also achieved gold status.
Unfortunately Mack’s success was overshadowed by label mate the Notorious B.I.G.’s Ready To Die which dropped just a week ahead of Project: Funk Da World. In retrospect, the world certainly has space to recognize two legends as Get On Down presents this seminal recording in a never before seen and Opaque Orchid colored vinyl issue exclusively for Record Store Day 2025.

BIS => 2025 05 02
1LP - GET ON DOWN / COTIQUE
1967 => 2018

TRACKLIST
A1 Let's Ball
A2 Bien Dulce
A3 Lagrimas Negras
A4 Mani Picante
A5 Jammin' With Joey
B1 My Shingaling
B2 Rumbon Melon
B3 Flamenco Olé
B4 En Nada Estas

DESCRIPTION
Joey Pastrana had a special gift for singing songs in both English and Spanish. Along with other boogaloo luminaries like Pete Rodriguez and Joe Cuba; Joey Pastrana was responsible for introducing Latin music to many English speakers across America. With a wonderful and talented orchestra, Joey Pastrana paved the way for the new Latin music fusions that have come to be known as the Latin boogaloo. A master of the timbales, Pastrana was also a brilliant singer known internationally for his energizing live performances. Honing his musical skills in his beloved New York City, Joey was enamored at an early age by the sights and sounds coming out of Spanish Harlem during the early sixties. Taking his cue from the R&B and Jazz that was popular at that time, Pastrana became a master of rolling rhythms that shook up hips in dance floors throughout the world. One of the top artists of the boogaloo/Latin soul era, Joey Pastrana s music is regarded as one the most wonderful and exquisite examples of the world-famous New York Latin sound.

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1LP - GET ON DOWN
1990 => 2025

PRESSED ON BLUE & RUBY COLOR-IN-COLOR VINYL

TRACKLIST
A1. Short Dog’s In The House
A2. It’s Your Life
A3. The Ghetto
A4. Short But Funky
A5. Dead Or Alive
B1. Punk Bitch
B2. Ain’t Nothin But A Word To Me feat Ice Cube
B3. Hard On The Boulevard
B4. Paula & Janet
B5. Rap Like Me

DESCRIPTION
“In my category, I’m the one and only,” proclaimed Oakland legend Too $hort on his 1990 single “Short But Funky.” Few disagreed then, and even fewer would do so decades later. First appearing in the mid-1980s, slinging homemade tapes out of his car trunk, the man born Todd Shaw has always stayed true to himself. Although he is known more for the dirty side of his rap game, on “Short But Funky,” he also reminds listeners of an important fact: “There’s a serious side to everything I say.” Short Dog’s In The House, was $hort’s sixth studio album, and his second for the Jive label. By the time it hit, he was a West Coast legend, but his rep was growing Eastwards, as the rest of the country started opening its ears to new sounds. Peaking at #20 on the national Billboard 200 chart, the album was exactly what his dedicated fans expected funky, 70s drenched beats made for cars on the boulevard, and no nonsense lyrics that made more sense and dropped more knowledge than he was ever given credit for. For examples of his conscious side, look no further than the P-Funk fueled “It’s Your Life” or the album’s lead single, “The Ghetto.” The album’s second single “Short But Funky” landed somewhere in the middle of $hort and Todd Shaw, talking about where he was at as the new decade broke, and making it clear that he wasn’t going anywhere. His mortality was mainly on his mind after rumors had surfaced the year before that he had died in a crack house. He speaks directly to this crazy episode on “Dead Or Alive.” And although it’s mostly a solo affair, he brings in some heavy artillery and a lot of not for the kids profanity on “Ain’t Nothin’ But A Word To Me,” featuring none other than Ice Cube In between, $hort distributed plenty of tales and charisma for fans to eat up, continuing to build his legendary status as one of the rap trailblazers of the era. Get On Down has repressed this 1990 Bay Area classic album on Blue and Ruby Color-In-Color vinyl

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2LP - GET ON DOWN
1995 => 2025

PRESSED ON SPLATTER VINYL
HOUSED IN A GATEFOLD JACKET

TRACKLIST
A1 Intro
A2 White Chalk .
A3 Excuse Me...
A4 Realms Of Junior M.A.F.I.A.
B1 Player’s Anthem
B2 I Need You Tonight
B3 Get Money
C1 I’ve Been...
C2 Crazaay
C3 Back Stabbers C4 Shot!
D1 Lyrical Wizardry
D2 Oh My Lord
D3 Murder Onze
D4 Outro

DESCRIPTION
The 90s were all about Hip-Hop groups. Brooklyn’s Junior M.A.F.I.A., consisting of mem- bers Lil’ Kim, Lil’ Cease, Trife, Larceny, Nino Brown, Chico Del Vec, MC Klepto, Capone, and Bugsy, formed under the guidance of The Notorious B.I.G. after he released his clas- sic debut album Ready To Die. At the end of the summer of 1995, Junior M.A.F.I.A. released their debut album Conspiracy on Big Beat Records featuring the lead single “Player’s Anthem” which featured Biggie and was produced by the late great DJ Clark Kent. Clark Kent produced three other songs including the second single “I Need You Tonight” featuring Biggie’s wife Faith Evans on the chorus. The third single, “Get Money”, another Biggie feature produced by EZ Elpee with it’s classic flip of the Roy Ayers Orduced Sylvia Striplin track “You Can’t Turn Me Away” was certified platinum. With eight members deep, it was difficult to stand out, but Lil’ Kim and Lil’ Cease would be the break- outr stars and go on to release solo albums. The group disbanded after Notorious B.I.G. was murdered in 1997, but left behind songs that still hold up today and remain a big part of Biggie’s legacy, as well as producer DJ Clark Kent -RIP
Out of print on vinyl since 2017, Get On Down is proud to present this 90s Hip-Hop classic as a limited edition reissue preesed on splatter colored vinyl and packaged in a gatefold jacket.