Over the past few months, a number of essential, must-own reissues have made their way to record shops—from Roger Glenn and the Mizell Brothers’ classic jazz-funk album Reachin’ and Boy Katindig’s sublime Filipino fusion gem After Midnight, to Dynamite Cuts’ 7-inch release of The Sons and Daughters of Lite’s “Let the Sun Shine In” and Gap Mangione’s 1968 holy grail Diana In The Autumn Wind. Here, we dive in and explore a few of this summer’s standout reissue releases.

German-based Tramp Records, who have been one of the leading labels over the past two decades when it comes to unearthing some of the rarest funk, soul and jazz recordings, has just put out a previously never-released-before album from the Stuttgart-based jazz fusion combo Baobab.