The M-Tet: Long Play
Bay Area work horses The M-Tet have long been championed here on Flea Market Funk. From the early 45s on Lugnut Brand Records to the iterations of the band in […]
Category Archives: Hammond Organ
Soul Sugar – All I Know
Parisian organ whiz aka Guillaume Metentier aka Gee is back once again with another 45 from his outfit Soul Sugar. This time he’s recruited Courtney John for some reggae magic. […]
The Brian Auger Freestyle Records Sampler EP
Any time we see something from Brian Auger we are happy. One of our faves here at FleaMarket Funk, this piano prodigy, 60’s Swinging London player, and Hammond Hall of […]
The Sure Fire Soul Ensemble – Rise of The East
While we are continually digging out of some sort of frozen precipitation here on the East Coast, it is always a pleasure when a nice warm front comes through to […]
The Out Of Towners – Malton Boys Club
Today’s slice of goodness comes from the good folks over at Our Label Records from Hamburg, Germany. Gu and Tom have featured funky stuff from Japan, Germany, Switzerland, Spain, England, […]
Flea Market Funk x The Leadbelly NYC
It seems the good folks over at The Leadbelly like what I was throwing down last Saturday night and invited me back for some more 45 goodness. I’ll be bringing […]
Chris Hazleton’s Boogaloo 7 – The Chartreuse Woman b/w The Grand Avenue Get-Down
As the cooler weather creeps in here in JC, we’ve got some cool funky jazz for you courtesy of Chris Hazleton’s Boogaloo 7. Reminiscent of the late 60’s Prestige and […]
Ziek: Hammond Freakout from The Netherlands
When you are introduced to a band that you’ve never heard before, and from the jump off they blow you away, you’re hoping everything else they do is just as […]
Glenn Maltman – Talkin’ Baloney
It’s no secret that the music for television and commercials (as well as dance studios like Hoctor) are some of the most low key, funky tunes ever written. Most of […]
The M-Tet – Number One
Ouch! Hot Fiyah alert. Lugnut Brand Records sent us over a scorcher of a 45, that sounds like it was dug up in the heart of New Orleans in the […]
