To Push or Not To Push Buttons
This morning, I woke up to a great article in the Huffington Post by A-Trak. Now, if you’re not familiar with him, here’s the scoop. A child prodigy on the […]
Category Archives: music
Vinyl Goes Mainstream
As long as I have been collecting vinyl, I have done it for my own reasons. I love the music, that’s a given, but nothing comes close to vinyl. The […]
Happy Born Day Guru
There are rappers, and then there are rappers. Keith Elam, aka Guru, one half of Gang Starr, solo artist and innovator in his own right, was born today in 1961. […]
Grace Jones – Pull Up To The Bumper
As records go, there are always surprises right around the corner. In NYC, you never know where records are going to turn up. Sometimes they turn up in a suitcase […]
Fat Boys Pizza Box Set
Growing up during the birth of Hip Hop, it wasn’t unusual to hear it on the radio, especially top 40 stations. MTV was all the rage, and the music video […]
Dust & Groove Kickstarter Campaign
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Dust & Grooves Party/Kickstarter Campaign/ Ace Hotel NYC
So tonight is going to be a busy night. I already have a 45 box full of heat for the Dust & Grooves photo exhibition going on at Tropicalia in […]
Big Ups with Bobbito Garcia
This week Flea Market Funk family, I bring one of the most well recognized New York personalities around. Bobbito Garcia aka DJ Cucumberslice aka Kool Bob Love aka Make it […]
Lonnie Liston Smith & The Cosmic Echoes – Expansions
I first wrote about Lonnie Liston Smith here, when I profiled the “Goddess of Love” 45. However, this is one of my all time favorite tunes on vinyl. It’s a […]
Herbie Mann – Watermelon Man
Here’s an artist that I really can’t get enough of. In fact, like a Jimmy McGriff, I buy every record I see from him, especially the one that really did […]
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