Feel What I’m Feelin’ – An All 45 Mix
It’s Friday, and with a nod to Adam Yauch and Saul Bass, Flea Market Funk presents Feel What I’m Feelin’: An All 45 Mix. Here’s a baker’s dozen of 7″ […]
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The White Mandingos – The Ghetto Is Tryna To Kill Me
What do you get when you take one talented underground rapper and vocalist, a legendary hardcore bass player, and a Hip Hop writer who also is known for his musical […]
Analog Players Society – Hurricane Season In Brooklyn
This just came across the FMF desks from the homie Kamui and it’s some hot fiyah. The Brooklyn collective known as Analog Players Society is a bastion of players from […]
King Tubby’s Hometown Hi Fi Live ’76
Originating in Jamaica the Sound System was an important part of Jamaican culture. Later adapted by Kool Herc and Bambaataa (using their own sound systems to rock the block parties), […]
Big Ups with Danny Holloway
For those of you not aware who Danny Holloway is, let me quickly recap for you. Holloway, a former writer for NME (where he interviewed artists like David Bowie and […]
Cool and Deadly: An All Live Vinyl Reggae Mix
Today for your listening pleasure, I’ve put together a variety of Jamaican 12″ sides as well as LPs that I think are Cool and Deadly. Drawing inspiration from some Kung […]
Enjoy and Be Educated
Not too long go I profiled Hevehitta of the Digger’s Union (Local 1200) in Big Ups. He said that he and his partner DJ Unexpected had something big coming up. […]
FMF Presents: Ape Jams! A Live Mix
Photo Courtesy of Flea Market Funk There has been so much good music coming in my inbox lately, I thought I would put together a little mix for you today. […]
George Fullwood & Soul Syndicate Band – Stop And Think It Over
The other day I had to get out of the house to get my youngest some milk. On the way is my local charity shop. Their records used to be […]
Jackie Mittoo – Earthquake
This morning at Flea Market Funk we are taking a soulful Jamaican stroll with one Donat Roy Mitto aka Jackie Mittoo. I’ve written about him before, and today I was […]
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