Bo Diddley – I’m High Again
When Pat James Longo speaks, you listen. The guy is a walking encyclopedia on all kinds of music. So when he brought his sale box to one of my past […]
Category Archives: 45 records
For Brooklyn’s The Thing: Every Day is Record Store Day
On Record Store Day, I thought I’d share a small documentary from the good people over at MyBlockNYC, who recently went to an infamous digging spot in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. It’s […]
Enjoy The Experience: Homemade Records 1958-1992
Enjoy The Experience, takes you on a journey from the late 50’s until the early 90’s in the world of private press vinyl records. The individuals captured in the pages […]
Big Ups with Dale Barrie from Kept Records
In today’s Big Ups interview we have Dale Barrie. Dale hails from Calgary, Alberta Canada and puts out vinyl records. He just doesn’t put out vinyl records, he puts out […]
DJ Doom & Nutso – It’s Just Begun
B-boys of the world… unite! This limited edition 45 is not only D-O-P-E, but pays tribute to a man that made one of, if not the most famous, B-Boy anthem […]
The Revolution of St. Vincent – The Little You Say
Record Kicks has released a monster reissue of a Tropical Funk Holy Grail with The Revolution of St. Vincent’s “The Little You Say”. This 45, originally on the Wirl label […]
Hard Proof – Dragon b/w Tere
In these days of vinyl record resurgence, a myriad of indie labels are producing everything from Latin to Modern Funk and Soul, Hip Hop to Dance Floor Jazz and some […]
Big Ups with Euan Fryer
This week again we have another heavyweight in Big Ups. If you’ve bought a record from Jazzman Gerald’s stable of record labels, then you have indirectly dealt with Mr. Euan […]
Frank Booker Edits
KAT Records are at it again with another series of remixes, this time from from Antipodean DJ and Producer Frank Booker. Booker has laid his signature sound to a few […]
Big Ups with Danny Holloway
For those of you not aware who Danny Holloway is, let me quickly recap for you. Holloway, a former writer for NME (where he interviewed artists like David Bowie and […]
Flea Market Funk 