Why The Rockers Book Is The Best Book Of The Year
The hardbound book Rockers, put out by Gingko Press, is a combination autobiography of Ted Bafaloukos, the connection between 1970s New York and Kingston, Jamaica, as well as the making […]
Tag Archives: History
Edan – Fumbling Over Words (Mac McRaw Remix 2005)
Here is a classic revived by our man Mac McRaw, vinyl veteran, country gentleman, record digger, and one hell of a producer. Mac dug deep in his bag to pull […]
Who Knew Hawaii Had So Much Vinyl?
All Photos Courtesy Roger Bong This month marked the one year anniversary of Soul Time in Hawaii, a monthly party put on by Roger Bong and his Aloha Got Soul […]
Here I Am: A Look At Hip Hop in the 90’s
Music history has been captured aurally on a variety of mediums whether it’s analog tape that goes straight to vinyl, compact disc or cassette. Visually, it is still important to […]
Blue Note: Uncompromising Expression
Just like vinyl records, we love and collect books here at Flea Market Funk. We are always looking for some interesting books to get with while we are listening to […]
A Thousand Words Keeps It Real
I met up with the brother Koe Rodriguez a few months ago and we spoke about this special project, A Thousand Words. Today it has come to life, and it’s […]
Remembering Johnny’s Jazz Market
I walked into Johnny’s Jazz Grocery on the West Side of Red Bank, NJ sometime in the late 1990’s with curiosity. I had been into Jazz music, but someone told […]
Scion IQ Project Museum
For quite some time, Scion has been consistently linking up with DJs and musicians. Whether it be a Scion mix tape series or some sort of band or DJ tour, […]
Hip Hop: A Cultural Odyssey The Book
Photo courtesy of Hip Hop: A Cultural Odyssey Who doesn’t like a good coffee table book? In today’s “I want it now” generation of instant gratification: music downloads, Twitter, text […]
