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 […]
Tag Archives: jazz
Happy Birthday Roy Ayers!
Happy 72nd birthday to Roy Ayers. There is some big time love going on here at Flea Market Funk for this man and I’d thought I would drop a little […]
DJ Spinna Presents: The Eccentric Movements of José James Mixtape
Turn down the lights, grab your girl, because DJ Spinna is gonna get you in the mood ifyaknowhutimean. Better yet, if you don’t have a girl, go on and relax […]
Vinyl Goes Mainstream
As long as I have been collecting vinyl, I have done it for my own reasons. I love the music, that’s a given, but nothing comes close to vinyl. The […]
Lonnie Liston Smith & The Cosmic Echoes – Expansions
I first wrote about Lonnie Liston Smith here, when I profiled the “Goddess of Love” 45. However, this is one of my all time favorite tunes on vinyl. It’s a […]
Flea Market Funk x The Ace Hotel NYC 2012
It’s that time of year again people. Flea Market Funk invades the Ace Hotel NYC lobby on Friday nights in July. I will be spinning a tasteful mix of Deep […]
Rufus Harley – Feeling Good
If you were to say to me that there was some bagpipe Soul Jazz with a Latin tinge out there, I might say that you were pulling my leg. However, […]
Alice Clark – Don’t You Care
When you’re out in the field digging, sometimes you just get a feeling. Not the feeling when you pick up a copy of Peter Brown’s ‘Do You want To Get […]
Secret Stash Records: Twin Cities Grooves
The greatest thing about music, especially unreleased music, is that eventually someone finds it. Whether it’s some private press 45 in the trash, an acetate that was found at a […]
Big Ups with DJ Gu
Our Label Records own DJ Gu talks Keb Darge, pasta, Urban Jazz and more Continue Reading
Flea Market Funk 