The Family Daptone – Hey Brother (Do Unto Others) / Soul Fugue
If there is one record label that has been consistent the whole twelve years I’ve had Flea Market Funk, it’s been Daptone Records. Before I was writing about modern day […]
Tag Archives: Record Digging
Bobby Oroza – Lonely Girl
If you’ve been stuck in traffic somewhere, really too much into GOT, or just have not been paying proper attention, then you are actually missing some very important music that […]
Kabasa – African Sunset
If you have been a fan of the BBE discography over the years, you know that they are one of the few that really dig far, far out there to […]
Boca 45 “Forty Five” LP
The funky music machine known as Boca 45 has got a new release. This time, it’s a long player, not a 45, but entitled Forty Five. Got that? It’s an […]
The Beat Box Boys – Yum Yum (Eat ‘Em Up)
Leave it to Fraternity Music to once again bring us the gems that you need for that record bag. Enter a collaboration between Fraternity Music and Meno-Vision. Meno-Vision was a […]
Scone Cash Players – Canned Champagne
We told you all, here they come. And they are coming in hot! Scone Cash Players are back with a bang on their new single “Canned Champagne” off of their […]
Scorpio and His People – Unforgiven
This one is on some completely obscure out there funk tip from 1972. Scorpio and His People may or may not have been from California; Long Beach or Los Angeles. […]
Ralph Weeks – Let Me Do My Thing
Today’s feature is about as hot as you can get on a forty five. This chestnut is most likely the most sought after Panamanian soul record around. The original on […]
Mama’s Gun – The Spooks b/w Golden Days
New music this Monday from the UK outfit Mama’s Gun. Mama’s Gun are no stranger to making good music, getting their music on the charts, or having hits on multiple […]
Black Fire Exhibition NYC
Black Fire Records was started in the early 1970’s by Jimmy Gray. A black owned label, it distributed records from labels like Strata East and artists that included Gil Scott […]
