FMF Guest Mix Series: DJ Prime Cuts
DJ Prime Cuts always coming correct with the Reggae I’ve know DJ Prime Cuts for a long time. I mean, we go back pretty far. We have been collecting vinyl […]
Category Archives: roots
King Yellowman & The Mighty Josey Wales – Weh Dem A Go Do
Reggae records, especially good Reggae records are hard to come by in this area. Sure you’ll find the scant Studio 1 compilation, or maybe even a Prince Buster 45 here […]
Asbury Park Record Show 02.24.08
Well, the second record show of the year was the most successful. There were about 10-12 vendors this time, lots of vinyl, a great brunch, plus Pete Pederson’s famous Bloody […]
Back in the Saddle and Inquiring Minds Want To Know
This Roller Skate lady always has some HEAT, and today she danced at her table while I sampled. Bonus. After taking a few weeks off, I got back in the […]
Tony Tuff – Run Come Come
Tony Tuff – Run Come Come from the Scorcher 45 I got a nice haul of Reggae 7″ as of late. i’ve been stockpiling a lot of Jamaican 45s, and […]
Mighty Groove Makers – Let’s Dance Some Mo (Part 1)
The creator of the Norfolk Sound, Frank Guida Mighty Groove Makers – Let’s Dance Some Mo’ Part 1 from the Peanut Country Records 45 Here we go again. Before I […]
First Frost Dig
Normally covered with merchandise, today, nothing but frost. With yesterday a complete washout with the cold rain, I figured I had to get out today. Even though a cold front […]
Flick Wilson – Keep The Troubles Down
Flick Wilson – Keep The Troubles Down from the Ultra Records 45 I am into Reggae. Now when I say Reggae, I’m not referring to what the kids would refer […]
Michael Jackson and God Are My Co-pilots
Since I was washed out yesterday, and my digging day shot, I decided to hit up the spot today. Sunday is a great day there (we usually go later), but […]
FMF Meets DJ Bluewater: Heavy Crates All 45 Mix
It’s midweek already, and I’m happy to say that DJ Bluewater and I have done a little collaboration together, finally. For those of you that do not know Lou, he […]
Flea Market Funk 