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It’s always a joy to see musicians get their propers. There were so many people making original music in the late 60’s/ early 70’s that never get their respect or […]
Category Archives: music
It’s The Fat Night Sound
It’s been close to two years since I received some demos from the guys in Fat Night that I reviewed here on Flea Market Funk. The Funk and Soul outfit […]
Brukky – Why Yu Nuh 45
Summer may be over, but to the lads at NYC Trust, Summer is eternal, and they keep the good vibes flowing with this upcoming bubbler out of Brooklyn. Reminiscent of […]
Jazzy Jeff On Staying Relevant
At one point, the turntable was outselling the guitar, so that, and the ease of getting equipment has definitely contributed to the number of so-called “DJs” in our industry today. […]
Dope Gems – It’s Your Love
Here’s another deep cut from Franck and the gang over at Heavenly Sweetness Records in Paris, France. This new effort from Dope Gems is some hot wax. The band formed […]
The Talk Show That Broke Barriers Is Back
Growing up, you either heard new artists on the radio, you found out from your local record store what was hot, or you saw them on television shows. Other than […]
Prince Jazzbo: Rest In Peace
Today, unfortunately we lost another of the greats. Prince Jazzbo lost his battle with cancer yesterday. Starting out with Coxsone Dodd’s Studio One in the early 70’s, Linval Roy Carter […]
The Poets of Rhythm – Anthology 1992-2003
For those of you not familiar with The Poets of Rhythm, let me catch you up to speed. In the early 90’s, while all of Germany was into New Wave […]
Calibro 35 – Giulia Mon Amour
Goblin, Deep Red, and High Crime AKA The Marseilles Connection. Just a small amount of the absolutely brilliant soundtracks put together by the Italians in the 60’s and 70’s. These […]
Klim – Soul Buttons
It’s often said that the language of Hip Hop is universal, and it’s readily apparent in today’s offering, Soul Buttons by Klim. Hailing from Kiev, Ukraine, this producer has got […]
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