Broadcasting Live From Greenville Studios
Well, Brooklyn, our time together has come to an end. While we continue to have much love for the borough that gave us a lot of love back, Flea Market […]
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Smoove & Turrell: Broken Toys
Newcastle’s finest duo since Andy Cole and Peter Beardsley are back once again for the third time with Broken Toys, another vinyl adventure that is sure to please. Riding high […]
Tumi Mogorosi – Project ELO
A DJ friend of mine once told me: “I don’t listen to anything except Free Jazz anymore”, as he slipped me this French Free Jazz masterpiece to dub. I had […]
Juice Box Crowd Fund Their 10″
In todays diverse environment of music, you need do something to stand out in the crowd. Whether it’s going about touring differently, linking up with an off kilter sponsor, or […]
Glenn Maltman – Talkin’ Baloney
It’s no secret that the music for television and commercials (as well as dance studios like Hoctor) are some of the most low key, funky tunes ever written. Most of […]
Jazz Spastiks feat. Apani B Fly – Move
The Edinburgh, Scotland production and DJ team Jazz Spastiks are at it again. Highlighting their love of Jazzy samples and neck snapping beats, they put out a 90’s laid back […]
Lonnie Liston Smith Live At The Jazz Set 1973
This came across the Flea Market Funk plate recently, and it was too good not to pass on. The good people from Past Daily were kind enough to put this […]
Sure Fire Soul Ensemble – City Heights b/w Strollin’ Adams
It’s always great to hear new music, especially from a band like the Sure Fire Soul Ensemble. We have got behind these guys since their debut 45 “Layin’ Low”, and […]
The Inner Fire of Souljazz Orchestra
One of our all time favorites here at Flea Market Funk, Gary Bartz & NTU Troop’s “Celestial Blues” is a staple on the turntable as well as in our headphones. […]
Gregory Porter: The Greatest Voice Of Our Generation
Photo Courtesy of Ruth Fremson/The New York Times When I first heard Gregory Porter’s “1960 What?”, I thought I had stumbled upon some sixties revolutionary anthem that was unearthed from […]
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