The 238’s w/ Julia Haile – The Itch b/w The Scratch
When two powerhouses collide to form a group, well it’s a good thing. Linking up through social media in 2014, organist Chris Hazelton from the Boogaloo 7 and The M-Tet’s […]
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The M-Tet: Long Play
Bay Area work horses The M-Tet have long been championed here on Flea Market Funk. From the early 45s on Lugnut Brand Records to the iterations of the band in […]
Thee Baby Cuffs – Where Did Our Pride Go
It’s January 20th, 2017, and the music revolution begins. It also begins with Thee Baby Cuffs and the debut release on the Raza del Soul label. “Where Did Our Pride […]
Capriccio, Magnant & Associates: Local Government Victory b/w Gavel Strike
Out of the Lugnut Brand Records camp (along with a full length The M-Tet record) comes this very limited edition 45 from Capriccio, Magnant & Associates. A double sider that […]
The M-Tet Plus Two – Sal’s-U-Save (Part 1&2)
A few weeks ago we brought you what we called the best seven inch record from the Bay Area’s The M-Tet in “VAMP, Oakland”. They have been working hard the […]
The M-Tet – VAMP, Oakland
We have been following the M-Tet very closely since their start, and they have impressed us. A few full length and funky forty fives on their own Lugnut Brand record […]
FREE DOWNLOAD: The M-Tet – Carol Of The Bells
Nice to wake up to some festive, funky holiday cheer from one of our favorite bands, The M-Tet. What’s even better is that there is a free download attached to […]
The M-Tet: Express Yourself b/w Sweetheart
One of our favorite new bands, The M-Tet comes correct with a seven inch from Detroit powerhouse label Funk Night Records. This is the first collaboration between the two forces […]
The M-Tet – Mike’s New Adidas b/w All Growns Up
After a great 2014, a year that brought the band into the national funk soul, and jazz scene, The M-Tet is back with a new 45 for 2015. In fact, […]
The M-Tet – Number One
Ouch! Hot Fiyah alert. Lugnut Brand Records sent us over a scorcher of a 45, that sounds like it was dug up in the heart of New Orleans in the […]
