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Category Archives: R.I.P.

508 Hours Of Rudy Van Gelder Engineered Tracks

September 8, 2016by fleamarketfunk 2 Comments

Photo Francis Wolff When Rudy Van Gelder died, he left a legacy of music. Some of that music we have listened to over and over, but like many, we haven’t […]

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Crate Digging, Flea Market Funk, jazz, music, R.I.P., Record Digging, records, vinyl

Rest In Peace Skatemaster Tate

October 14, 2015by fleamarketfunk Leave a comment

Photo by Jim Gray Imagine being a teen and skateboarding and music were all you knew. Ok, throw in some 80’s basketball as well. You went everywhere on your Varifelx […]

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Crate Digging, Flea Market Funk, funk, Legend, music, R.I.P., Record Digging, records, Skateboarding

Good Night Lucille

May 15, 2015by fleamarketfunk 1 Comment

“You only live but once, and when you’re died, you’re done, so let the good times roll”-BB King In memory of BB King who just passed away at age 89. […]

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Blues, Flea Market Funk, music, R.I.P., Record Digging, Record Labels, Respect, vinyl

Idris Muhammad Rest In Power

August 1, 2014by fleamarketfunk 2 Comments

I was first introduced to Idris Muhammad initially by his imagery, not his music. This was through the cover of Power of Soul on a tee shirt Mike D was […]

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Crate Digging, Drums, Flea Market Funk, funk, jazz, music, R.I.P., Record Digging, Respect, soul, vinyl

If Otis Were Still Alive

December 10, 2013by fleamarketfunk 1 Comment

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Crate Digging, Flea Market Funk, music, R.I.P., records, soul, Stax Records, vinyl

Thank You Nelson Mandela

December 6, 2013by fleamarketfunk Leave a comment

“ As we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same.” ― Nelson Mandela Let’s take time to reflect on one of the […]

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Flea Market Funk, Hip Hop, Hip Hop Culture, music, R.I.P.

Police And Thieves In The Street

December 3, 2013by fleamarketfunk Leave a comment

As a younger music lover, I heard a version of Junior Murvin’s “Police and Theives” by The Clash. Reading the liner notes after hearing Strummer’s voice, I immediately went out […]

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Flea Market Funk, Jamaica, music, R.I.P., records, reggae, vinyl

R.I.P. Chico Hamilton, He Was Just Passin’ Thru

November 27, 2013by fleamarketfunk Leave a comment

It’s with sadness that I heard the great Chico Hamilton passed away yesterday. I’ve always had a fond memory of Chico Hamilton, and it’s connected with a guy I call […]

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Crate Digging, Flea Market Funk, jazz, music, R.I.P., records, vinyl

R.I.P. George Duke

August 6, 2013by fleamarketfunk 3 Comments

Woke up this morning to the sad news that George Duke had passed. The keyboard virtuoso and pioneer of Jazz and Jazz Fusion was associated with musicians ranging from Jean […]

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Flea Market Funk, music, R.I.P., record collecting, Record Digging, records, vinyl

Happy Born Day Nina

February 21, 2013by fleamarketfunk Leave a comment

Today would have marked the 80th birthday of one Eunice Kathleen Waymon aka Nina Simone. If there is one singer that has struck a chord here at Flea Market Funk […]

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music, R.I.P., Respect, soul, Soulful Jazz, vinyl

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