Feeling This Friday: Tampo – Keumgang / Tampomambo
Rolling along this Friday we’re taking a trip over to Helsinki, Finland. Known for it’s sea-facing architecture, modern design, and Nordic cuisine, it’s also home to a diverse bed of […]
Category Archives: 45 RPM
David Batiste And The Gladiators: Funky Soul Pt.1 / Funky Soul Pt.2
Family Groove Records hits us once again with another banger for the turntable. Whether you are a DJ looking to move butts with a funky 45 or a collector wanting […]
Jeb Loy Nichols w/ Cold Diamond & Mink I Just Can’t Stop
When you see the words Timmion and Cold Diamond and Mink on a seven-inch records these days, you are guaranteed two things: a bear of a record that grooves in […]
Chris Lujan & Electric Butter: The real Thing b/w Electric Butter
Chris Lujan and Lugnut Brand Records have made a niche for making good records, and that’s a fact. Whether it’s soul jazz, funk, or souldies, the projects he has been […]
Night Owls (feat. John Arthur Bigham – “Aht Uh Mi Hed )”
Coming straight out of the Los Angeles music scene and F Spot Records is another scorcher of a forty-five by Night Owls. Putting their reggae touch on another classic, they […]
Boca 45: 45s
The Big Drum Beater is back with another adrenaline-filled project aptly named the 45s EP. A veteran of this record game, a leader of the 45 RPM revolution from the […]
Raw Soul: What Color
Leave it to Brewerytown Beats to come back hard with a forty-five like this and make us excited once again about funk records. You never lose the hunger for these […]
Soul Sugar Feat. Booker Gee & Blundetto: Cool Down
It’s Friday and of course we are definitely feeling the music today. In fact, when we got the new Soul Sugar single, we felt like the warmer weather was really […]
Kerbside Collection: Cajun Jollof (Remixes)
When we were first starting out in radio at the mighty 91.7 WLFR in Pomona, NJ, our first slot was a reggae/ ska show called Trouser Music. We shit you […]
The Meters: Sing A Simple Song
When a release like this comes out, it takes us back to just how far Flea Market Funk has come. From our very first review of Brother Jack McDuff’s “Oblighetto” […]
Flea Market Funk 