Tim Maia’s Birthday Parties
After 10 long years of legalities, Luaka Bop’s latest installment of the World Psychedelica Series: Nobody Can Live Forever: The Existential Soul of Tim Maia will finally be released on […]
Tag Archives: Flea Market Funk
The Get Up – Suga Mama b/w Straight from the Hob
Moving dance floors since 2004, The Get Up are known to drop some heavyweight Funk for the people. London’s breakin’ bread label, home to bands like Killer Meters, Ill Boogs […]
Eric Kloss – Grits & Gravy
When you think of Pittsburgh history, instantly The Steel Curtain of the 70’s Steelers of the NFL and Willie “Pops” Stargell or Dave Parker banging homers out of Three Rivers […]
The Return of Vinyl Hunt
When I wrote the feature on The Vinyl District’s Record Store Locator early this year, I mentioned an old site that used to be the go to internet site to […]
Kenny Cox – Clap Clap! (The Joyful Noise)
Here’s a project we here at Flea Market Funk have been waiting for for a long time. It’s the resurgence of the Strata Records label. A while back we wrote […]
The Souljazz Orchestra – Cartão Postal
With the end of Summer approaching a few days away, it’s always nice to hang on a little longer to those sunny days, late nights, and for some of us, […]
Spin Clean: Thorough and Efficient Record Cleaning
For as long as Flea Market Funk has been in existence, I have been asked this question over and over: What is the best way to clean your records? There […]
Raekwon The Purple Tape Box Set
Now yo yo, whattup yo, time is runnin out It’s for real though, let’s connect politic – ditto We could trade places, get lifted in the staircases Word up, peace […]
Freqnik and WDRE – Favela B-Boy Funk
Here is an upcoming release from two musicians who describe themselves as “normal dudes who want to put out music…and have fun.” Freqnik and WDRE are two long time skateboarders […]
Quartescence – Bossa Nova Scotia
It’s not often that I come across private press records in the field. Some diggers have better luck. Maybe it’s geographic location, proximity to a birthplace of a genre, or […]
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