It’s been a bit of time since I did an update and well it’s time to get back in the saddle. Here’s a little link to a cool blog and some video selections!
The Flea Market Funk blog did a post back in May about The Music Specialists. I thought it was a fun read so [...]
There was an interesting piece in the Jamaica Observer about the classic Count Prince Miller cut “Mule Train”. This was a hit back in the day and still gets a spin sporadically in the clubs today.
As the story states: his involvement in the 1972 recording session was somewhat impromptu. “I came down here with, Millie [...]
In the interest of highlighting modern acts that were little known outside of certain circles, that issued only a few tracks or 1 “45″ but were outstanding to see live and ahead of the curve, we kick off a new feature to help spread the word about these “Lost Gems”.
Dynamic Pressure is one of [...]
Following up on our last post about NYC’s The Terrorists I wanted to give a little more information on the vinyl releases.
I have both the Guerrilla Priest/ Love Is Better Now 12″ with Lee “Scratch” Perry and the Max’s Kansas City 45 in my collection. Both are well worth searching out for collectors and DJ’s [...]
This has been out for more than a few years now but I think it’s a lost gem well worth revisiting again and again. It’s a critical piece of punky ska & reggae history especially here in the U.S. as it pre-dates the actual 2 Tone explosion from the UK. It also managed to bring [...]
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