2017: The Jazz
We got the jazz, we got the jazz. 2017 had some great jazz too. We covered some terrific records all across the jazz board. Whether it was straight ahead, nu-jazz, […]
Category Archives: Flea Market Funk
Best of 2017: World Funky Jams
2017 gave us some really great world music. Whether it world beat, afrobeat, Ethio-jazz, and beyond, we’ve found the funk in many of these tracks that have graced the pages […]
Best of 2017: The Funk
Another year down and another year of great funky 45s. There are so many funky 45s that come out during the year that we enjoy sharing with the Flea Market […]
Lack of Afro (feat. Wax & Herbal T) – Back In Business
Our favorite multi-instrumentalist and big drum beater Adam Gibbons aka Lack of Afro is back before the holidays and he’s bringing the uber-talented Wax & Herbal T with him on […]
Disco Dub Band – For The Love Of Money
Sliding into your weekend with a record like this is a guaranteed mood lifter. We are talking about another Mr. Bongo sure shot, and this time it’s a dubby cover […]
Medline – La Planète Sauvage
This kind of project always gets us excited here at Flea Market Funk, especially when it involves soundtrack work, or as in this case a cover and combination of tracks […]
Boca 45 Vs Mohawkestra – The Bear Pit
And just like that, Bristol’s Boca 45 will be in the music game for 20 years very shortly. That’s two decades of beat making, mixes, putting out seven inch records […]
The Humidors – Walking Contradiction
There must be something in the water that helps the West Coast churn out some fantastic funk and soul bands. A little funkiness that has been evolving since the days […]
Hi Lux – Dance With My Baby
The Sunflower Soul record label has had some interesting releases in its time. From soul jazz and straight ahead jazz to afro beat and more, their output has always been […]
PP-002: Uknown/ Rose Hicks
Man, these releases from the Preservation Project are definitely dope, but if you blink, you miss them. The second release from this label is dedicated to the ladies, the ladies. […]
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