Kerbside Collection: Cajun Jollof (Remixes)
When we were first starting out in radio at the mighty 91.7 WLFR in Pomona, NJ, our first slot was a reggae/ ska show called Trouser Music. We shit you […]
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The Meters: Sing A Simple Song
When a release like this comes out, it takes us back to just how far Flea Market Funk has come. From our very first review of Brother Jack McDuff’s “Oblighetto” […]
El Michels Affair meets Liam Bailey: Awkward (Take 2)
When we say that Big Crown march to the beat of their own drum, we’re not kidding. El Michels (that’s pronounced Michaels not meeshells Iggy Pop!) takes one of the […]
Feeling This Friday: Sound and Vision Tees
We all have gone to live shows in our lifetimes and we all come back with a band tee. If I had a dollar for every band tee that I […]
Dolores Fuller: One More Chance Lord b/w My Greatest Desire
This one is a record we’ve been excited about for a while and now that the Acid Jazz subsidiary label Miles Away has released this seven inch, we’re hoping you’ll […]
Eleven76: The Scarab’s Quest
Always on time and on point, the Mocambo Record Corporation has been known to let loose with some heavy percussion and bring the house down with sounds from bands like […]
The Winston Brothers: Boiling Pot
Colemine Records coming back to you with a big bang today as the B-Side wins again and again on the latest forty-five from the label. In fact, they released four […]
The Allergies (feat. Dynamite MC): Lean On You
Woooo! (insert Ric Flair imagery right here). Monday starts off with a huge bang as The Allergies go straight for your jugular with their new single “Lean On You”. 2020 […]
GA-20: No No
It seems that the Massachusetts duo GA-20 has been busy during this pandemic. The blues rockers, whose debut record on Karma Chief/ Colemine Records Lonely Soul debuted at #2 on […]
Karol & Jeho Kapela – Celodenní (Mayer Hawthorne’s The Walk Czech Cover)
What we have here today is another heat rock from Memory Records Prague, who have given us Czech versions of The Flying Stars of Brooklyn, James Brown, and Otis Redding. […]
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