Light In the Attic Reissues D’Angelo’s Voodoo
I can remember pulling a white label copy of “Devil’s Pie” for a buck at A1 and a 50 cent score on the “Brown Sugar” 12″ at a flea market […]
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Hot 8 Brass Band – Ghost Town
Three things I dig: Marching bands, Hip Hop, and The Specials. New Orleans own Hot 8 Brass band, “purveyors of Jazz-infused, hip-hop-fired marching band music” are back once again with […]
Help Keb Darge Put A Library Together
For most of you, picking up a book, magazine, or newspaper is done on a daily basis without a thought. What if you didn’t have any periodicals to pick up? […]
Ray Barretto – De Donde Vengo
I was first exposed, unbeknownst to me, to Ray Barretto in 1989 through Dutch Funk/Rap/ band Urban Dance Squad. Their single “Deeper Shade of Soul” borrowed heavily from Barretto’s original, […]
Action Bronson – The Symbol
Photo Courtesy of Kevin Nottingham It looks like FMF’s favorite 90’s sports name checking, chef-turned-rapper, the “80’s bushy pussy tushy player” Bronsinelli Queens rapper has a new single. He’s playing […]
R.I.P. David S. Ware
Rest in Peace to Free Jazz great David S. Ware. David S. Ware – Astral Earth A World of Sound Trailer Keep Diggin’!
Jim Sharp: Straighten It Out Vol. 2
It’s been about 9 months since Jim Sharp dropped Straighten It Out Vol. 1. The mix was well received here on Flea Market Funk as well as the record community […]
The Soul Immigrants – The Ghetto, There’s No Way Out
There is a Funk riot going on in South London. Leading the revolt are the Soul Immigrants. Led by former Funk Ambassadors (the backing band of the JB’s tour when […]
DJ Nu-Mark x Quantic: Tropicalifornia
Your favorite funky Uncle Nu is back with another Broken Sunlight Series record. Previously re-working Ernie Hines’ “Our Generation” for No. 3, collabing with J.Live and Tyron and Ayomari on […]
Label Check: Cherries Records
Here’s a label I have been anticipating releases from for a while. Based out of Chicago aka the Windy City aka Chi-Town, a city that has given us so many […]
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