Remembering the White Label Record
In the late 90’s and early 00’s, I had a few residencies a week both here in NYC and in NJ. This was pre-Serato, so when you had a shift […]
Category Archives: vinyl
The Talk Show That Broke Barriers Is Back
Growing up, you either heard new artists on the radio, you found out from your local record store what was hot, or you saw them on television shows. Other than […]
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 […]
The Poets of Rhythm – Anthology 1992-2003
For those of you not familiar with The Poets of Rhythm, let me catch you up to speed. In the early 90’s, while all of Germany was into New Wave […]
Calibro 35 – Giulia Mon Amour
Goblin, Deep Red, and High Crime AKA The Marseilles Connection. Just a small amount of the absolutely brilliant soundtracks put together by the Italians in the 60’s and 70’s. These […]
Klim – Soul Buttons
It’s often said that the language of Hip Hop is universal, and it’s readily apparent in today’s offering, Soul Buttons by Klim. Hailing from Kiev, Ukraine, this producer has got […]
Real Time Dust – A Real Time Dust & Grooves Feature
For all you vinyl record heads who love to see the beautiful features on the Dust & Grooves website, here’s your chance to see what goes on behind the scenes. […]
Big Ups with Amir
When you look up hardworking in the dictionary, it’s most likely you will see DJ Amir’s likeness. The man has been tirelessly unearthing gems by himself and with his DJ […]
Vinyl: A Short Film By Andy Hylton
Got this little gem of a short film passed on to me a few weeks ago. I’m sure all of us vinyl diggers have been in this situation. It could […]
Anatomy Of Sample: Stanley Turrentine – Sister Sanctified
I wore the cassette of The Cactus Al/bum out in my ride as a late teen. Still reeling from the onslaught of white boy rap by the Beastie Boys, I […]
Flea Market Funk 