Rory More – Looking For Lazlo
We love soundtracks here at Flea Market Funk. From Blaxploitation to weird French and Science Fiction movies, we are always picking up some OST to add to the crates. Eclectic, […]
Category Archives: records
Hung Up On The Reissues?
Kenny Dope has one. JJ Whitfield passed up on a whole box of them on a digging trip in the 90’s. Shadow and Cut Chemist did a routine with one. […]
Wax Rax: Record Storage Storage Re-Mastered
Over the weekend we visited our good buddy, and fellow Dust & Grooves alum Pat James Longo. One of the best collectors out there, while browsing through some records in […]
Sleepin Giant – Purple
First of all, any musician that pays tribute to the excellent cover art of the Ohio Players is ok in our book. Secondly, if the music is dope, well then […]
Classic Album Sundays: Quincy Jones Walking In Space
Here’s the concept. Take a classic LP. Play it over an audiophile sound system for an audience in its entirety to give the listener a pure listening experience. Repeat all […]
Blood Money – Nighttime Gangster Jazz
We think that everyone should have their own theme music, why not? Whether it’s the What’s Happening theme when you’re cruising the block (hey hey hey) or when you are […]
Is Technology Killing The Sample Game?
A few weeks ago Noisey had an article about new producers who scour YouTube and web sites to get samples. It talked about the popularity of internet record digging, that […]
The Droptones – Don’t Get Caught
While other labels try to get on the level of this Mid West powerhouse, Colemine Records just keeps putting out tracks. This time, it’s another left coast band, The Droptones, […]
Gutter Snypes – Sucker Punch
We love to hear new stuff from established groups, even though we weren’t aware of them before. In the mid 1990’s, we were immersed in Jazz and New York Hip […]
Big Ups With Tim “Love” Lee
I first heard Tim “Love” Lee on a track from The Chemical Brothers Live At The Social Vol. 1, which I promptly played until I couldn’t play any more. The […]
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