Live From Greenville Studios Episode #10
Well, we made it to episode 10 of Live From Greenville Studios. Almost a year ago we relocated, and we promised we would get a radio show going on, and […]
Category Archives: Vinyl Record Culture
New Direction In Sound: A Guest Mix for F16 Corners
Today, we have something completely different. It’s no surprise that deep funk and soul record collectors branch out into different genres. Whether it’s prog rock, psychedelic, or in this case, […]
Jersey City Record Riot Round Up
For a while there, the Jersey City Record Riot and the weather could not agree on anything. Rain showers always seemed to come in just when it was time to […]
RECORD STORES: The photobook about record stores
For as long as we have been collecting the black crack, we have been visiting record stores. Each one is unique. From the huge such as Amoeba in San Francisco, […]
What Are You Cleaning Your Records With?
When I first started collecting records as a teen, one of my uncles gave me a vinyl cleaning brush. It had a spot on top where you put cleaning fluid […]
Primemundo: Dub City
Primemundo improvising on the bar at Fat Buddah NYC some years ago Photo Courtesy Lou Bluewater It’s Friday, and there is no shortage of good music or mixes popping around, […]
New Dirty Burners (Personify + Case Bloom) Mix for Soundwaves Radio
The weekend starts here and we’ve got a treat for you! FMF fam Dirty Burners (Personify + Case Bloom) have a new mix they recently did for Soundwaves Radio (90.7 […]
Quincy Jones – Summer In The City
Even though it’s a holiday this weekend, we are still digging. A while back we got a bunch of unsleeved 45s from a flea market that belonged to an obscure […]
The Inner Peace of Record Digging
There was a time when we here at Flea Market Funk would be digging 4 to five days a week. As time goes by, we got married, had kids, and […]
The Day I Touched Reggae Music Itself
Photo courtesy of FleaMarket Funk Archives Today I was going through some photos in the Flea Market Funk archive and I stumbled upon a folder from a Lee “Scratch” Perry […]
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