Eclectic Styles: CRuNCH 22
A bunch of years ago I reviewed a unique record out of Israel by The Apples. They took Rage Against The Machine’s “Killing In The Name Of” and funked it […]
Category Archives: Record Digging
The Dust & Grooves Road Trip: Digging For America’s Finest Vinyl Collectors
It’s been about a year in the making, but The Dust & Grooves Road Trip: Digging For America’s Finest Vinyl Collectors is finally here. After last year’s successful Kickstarter campaign […]
#EnjoyandBeEducated: FMF x CTI
This Monday morning we have a special treat for you here at Flea Market Funk. Over the weekend I had the pleasure of guesting once again on The Diggers Union […]
In Praise of CTI Records
Record digging has always been an adventure and from the first time that I dug up a CTI record I was hooked on this very special label. When I found […]
Frootful – The Road
Frootful’s follow up to 2011’s album of the week at Jazz FM Colours is a a two sided, Latin infused, Soul explosion. This is the first single off of the […]
Happy 40th Birthday Hip Hop
The above flyer is probably the most important flyer in the history of Hip Hop. It signified the birth of the genre by none other than the DJ Kool Herc […]
Revisiting The Clutchy Hopkins Mystery
It’s funny how when you do a bit of cleaning you come up with stuff you haven’t seen in years. Case in point: a burned, hand written recording of The […]
LascaMão – Rufar Dos Tamborins
Today’s heat comes courtesy of “the hottest sounds around”, we’re speaking of the Names You Can Trust label out of Brooklyn. The crew over at NYC Trust has been delivering […]
R.I.P. George Duke
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 […]
Remembering Johnny’s Jazz Market
I walked into Johnny’s Jazz Grocery on the West Side of Red Bank, NJ sometime in the late 1990’s with curiosity. I had been into Jazz music, but someone told […]
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