In One Piece: In One Piece
Well, leave it to Mukatsuku Records to once again bring us some crazy slice of unreleased West Coast funk to groove to. This time it comes from the vaults of […]
Tag Archives: Unreleased
The Poets of Rhythm – More Mess On My Thing Part 2
When we are hearing tracks from The Poets of Rhythm, it’s time to stop what you’re doing like Digital Underground and take a pause. These cats aren’t ruining the image […]
The Four M Company – You’re Not Functioning
We hope you had a great long weekend where ever you are. We’re back today with some heat with a capital H, and it has to be Family Groove Records […]
Rasputin’s Stash – Make Up Your Mind
Just what we like to see, some unreleased funk coming our way. They had a banger with “Chump Change” from Odia Coates, and now Family Groove are coming correct once […]
New York Undeground Funk Band – Strugglin’ b/w I’ve Been Fooled
We are always excited when an unreleased funk record sees the light of day. It’s even better when some heavyweight record guys get together and put together a label and […]
The Dontells – Move On Down The Line
Along with the grip of original sounding and recorded funk and soul records that Colemine have put out, their latest release falls under the unreleased category. So unreleased, in fact, […]
Santiago: 22 Somerset Drive (1976-1978)
Rounding out the week we have some lost funk gems from New Jersey’s own Neftali Santiago. Santiago, who formed bands such as The Santiago Band, Santiago & Friends, and Neftali’s […]
Sander Sisters – Put It In Writing
The boys over at Cannonball Records in Italy have been busy once again. This time they’ve unearthed another piece of history and a second seven inch from the Sander Sisters. […]
Akalepse – Some Things I Never Said
File this under something we slept on, and man are we glad we got the reminder from Akalepse via email on this one. Apparently, we aren’t the only one to […]
Master Plan Inc.
It’s always a joy to see musicians get their propers. There were so many people making original music in the late 60’s/ early 70’s that never get their respect or […]
Flea Market Funk 