The Viceroys / Zvuloon Dub System – Love Is Stronger
More snow here in NYC this Monday, but we’re thinking of warmer places like Jamaica and Israel. A nice warm beach would do us all some good right about now. […]
Category Archives: reggae
David Rodigan: Masterpiece
David Rodigan is a music institution. The professor of Reggae music, Daddy Rodigan has been doing it for thiry years plus. We paid tribute to the king back in 2011, […]
Hear The Sound: A Funky 45 Ramble Through The Crates
Here is one last all 45 live mix for 2013. I wanted to sneak one in before the holidays and showcase some of the great newer music I have been […]
Police And Thieves In The Street
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 […]
Wendell Stuart and the Downbeaters – My World Is Empty Without You
This weekend I did a small dig in Brooklyn. I have a spot that isn’t secret, but always comes through every time I go there. I was a bit concerned […]
Soul Sugar – River Nile
Through Flea Market Funk’s existence, I have made many contacts and also many friends throughout he world. It’s amazing to see what big things people are doing that never get […]
Super Ape Gets The Deluxe Treatment
This one is for all the Reggae lovers out there. You know who you are. The good people from the excellent Boston based Get On Down label have this (one […]
Kalbata & Mixmonster – Congo Beat The Drum Trailer
This is a project that I thought was so dope, I had to talk about it. We here at Flea Market Funk pride ourselves in giving a different perspective to […]
Brukky – Why Yu Nuh 45
Summer may be over, but to the lads at NYC Trust, Summer is eternal, and they keep the good vibes flowing with this upcoming bubbler out of Brooklyn. Reminiscent of […]
Prince Jazzbo: Rest In Peace
Today, unfortunately we lost another of the greats. Prince Jazzbo lost his battle with cancer yesterday. Starting out with Coxsone Dodd’s Studio One in the early 70’s, Linval Roy Carter […]
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