Speedometer – Happy
Here’s a nice little treat for your ears to start your weekend off right. When this original song was released as a single by Pharell, there was a video of […]
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Lee Fields & The Expressions – Magnolia
There’s something to be said for true Soul. You can’t buy it. Just because you put on a suit with a thin tie, some shades and a fedora, it doesn’t […]
Myron & E with The Soul Investigators: Behind Closed Doors
The one two Soul combination of Myron & E (backed by the on point Soul Investigators) are back once again with another Timmion Records sure shot. “Behind Closed Doors” packs […]
House of Pain St. Paddy’s Day Green Vinyl
House of Pain’s “Jump Around” was a one of a kind record. The infectious Bob and Earl horns in the beginning, plus elements of Chubby Checker’s “Popeye” and Jr. Walker’s […]
The Brazil 45s Series
You always hear some crazy Brazilian tracks, and wonder: where can I get this stuff? I’m not talking about Brazil ’66, I’m speaking on the deeper cuts. Funky, beautiful, fuzzy, […]
The Inner Fire of Souljazz Orchestra
One of our all time favorites here at Flea Market Funk, Gary Bartz & NTU Troop’s “Celestial Blues” is a staple on the turntable as well as in our headphones. […]
Harry Mosco – For You Specialy
If you’ve dabbled in African music at all, no doubt you’ve come across the Nigerian Funk Rock band The Funkees. This powerhouse band released two records in the 1970’s and […]
Cut Chemist – Funk Off
Cut Chemist is known for his progression and innovation. Not one to sit idle, if that were true, he would still be focused on Funk and Soul 45s (although he […]
J-Zone: Lunch Breaks
Jay Mumford aka J-Zone, is the most honest dude in the game. He’s not afraid to call it like he sees it and tweet about it or put it on […]
Gregory Porter: The Greatest Voice Of Our Generation
Photo Courtesy of Ruth Fremson/The New York Times When I first heard Gregory Porter’s “1960 What?”, I thought I had stumbled upon some sixties revolutionary anthem that was unearthed from […]
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