Soul Sugar’s Organ Funk
Guillaume & Carneiro of Soul Sugar play live. What’s not to like about a band that takes its name from a Jimmy McGriff record and is calls Paris Montmartre their […]
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Your Daily Vinyl Dose
Along with the daily posts about record culture, reviews, documentaries, digging stories, mixes and the like, we also do a daily Instagram post here at Flea Market Funk. We dig […]
Ready Or Not, Here Comes Adrian Younge
The name Adrian Younge may be unfamiliar to many people, but in record circles, underground movies and cartoons, and the West Coast music scene, his name well known. Producer, artist, […]
Kenny Dope All 45 Set Live in NYC
This past summer Scratchvision broadcast live from the Best Buy in Union Square here in NYC. Kenny Dope spun along side DJ Scratch and of course dropped a bunch of […]
Brother From Another Planet
On the first day of 2013, I wanted to expand your mind a bit. I came across this documentary off of BBC Four from the great Don Letts that I […]
John Patton – Freedom Jazz Dance
When we talk of Soul Jazz, there is one man who’s name who always arises. It’s John Patton. Jazz lovers know his silky smooth flow on the organ, and although […]
Karriem Riggins: The Intersection of Hip Hop & Jazz
From early on, it seemed that Karriem Riggins was destined for greatness. Playing instruments in the studio with his father Emmanuel, a musician with the Jazz legend Grant Green, he […]
R.I.P. Marva Whitney
It seems once again we have lost one of the greats. If the death of Soul Brother Number One, James Brown, who died on Christmas Day in 2006 wasn’t a […]
Augustus Pablo – Pablo Style
Today I bring you some Jamaican goodness from one Horace Swaby aka Augustus Pablo. Keyboard player, producer, record label owner, and master of the melodica, Pablo has put out a […]
Alpman: Instrumental Spychedelic Funk
The great collector/DJ/ music historian Pat James Longo said to me recently: “Young people always are in awe of older people’s record collections. Do you know why? Because we were […]
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