Saucy Lady – Supanova
If you’ve been following this site or been coming to the Shake! Brooklyn party for the better part of three years, then you’ve heard of Saucy Lady. The interplanetary cosmic […]
Tag Archives: Disco
Mukatsuku Presents: Afro Funk & Disco Gems Volume 10
Back once again with more fiery goodness out of Africa, Mukatsuku Records goes deep and hard with this seven inch that is Afro Funk & Disco Gems Volume 10. Not […]
Leopard DaVinci – “C’est donc ça avec Paul
Today’s goodness comes from DJ/ producer Leopard DaVinci. Part deep funk, part Mothership connection, part feline legendary painter, he was a member of The Fat Badgers, creating this solo project […]
Smoove & Turrell – Mount Pleasant Remixed Vol. 2
It’s Friday and we all just want to break out from our weekly grind, so what better way to do that with than a track from our Geordie friends Smoove […]
Shake! X Saucy Lady 1.19.19 Brooklyn
This Saturday night, we have a very special guest at our Shake! night at Friends and Lovers in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. Known world wide and hailing from Boston, MA, Monk […]
Tunes That Rocked The Room at Shake! in 2018
We started Shake! at Friends and Lovers in Crown Heights, Brooklyn over 2.5 years ago, we wanted to play funk 45s. Immediately it turned into something special and different. After […]
Enrique Lynch Y Su Conjunto – African Bump
As the year is winding down, we are getting some terrific forty fives from all over the world. Some, no doubt will make our year’s end lists. We’re happy that […]
Jaye P. Morgan – Jaye P. Morgan
This one’s been floating around for a while as a single, but leave it to the good folks over at We Want Sounds to give us the full length from […]
Bostonian: Keep The Groove
This one may have flown under your radar, as we’re sure it did for most when it was on Platinum Blue Rose in 1981. Say “Thank You!’ to Clap City […]
79.5: Predictions
For the last two years we have championed 79.5 here at Flea Market Funk. Their now classic, but then underground forty five “Terrorize My Heart” had been lighting up NYC […]
