Hi Everyone just wanting to get the word out about our new soul club which holds a monthly event featuring Soul, RnB, Popcorn, Boogaloo, Latin, Funk & some disco we are on facebook Antwerp Soul Club,

Found this a while back and thought I'd share. Pretty obscure and elusive Funk 45 out of the D.C. area. I uploaded both sides for your enjoyment. 

on hearing ‘90s WOF these days: super raer funk 45s are just Starbucks Muzak now.

on hearing ‘90s WOF these days: super raer funk 45s are just Starbucks Muzak now.

just picked this up. i like lucky brown's loose and rough funk tracks

Not new but it got me today (again). Theremin Disco Funk

Last night I bought 9 boxes of drum and bass records. There were about 100 soul, funk, and hip hop records mixed throughout the boxes. Here are a few of the better records.

I'm going to take photos of the soul and funk records that were mixed in and post them in the finds thread. 

AKIWAWA... the bi-monthly party series by DJ Pun (Unique Records) and Rainer (Konzeptlos) based in Basel City, Switzerland. Raw, dusty & crackly 60s/70s funk, soul, jazz etc. sounds from the US, the C

like the first time you hear a once-rare-as-hell funk 45 being played as part of Starbucks' corporately approved in-cafe playlist.

Yep, I just put in an order for[Ernie K Doe's]TE TA TE TA TA[1961]early New Orleans funk!!

https://www.theguardian.com/music/2022/mar/09/cymande-the-classic-british-funk-band-you-dont-know-you-know

George Clinton-inspired funk from San Bernardino, California. The group's founder, Mitch McDowell, is on the bass. The drummer is Alvino Bennett who joined LTD the same year ('78).

My horseshit read-only FB account is the same.  I don't "Like" anything and get suggestions for restaurants thousands of miles away, all-female running clubs and hermit crab owner groups.

House Of Rising Funk - The Chubukos

Laying low this January ducking the cold and the 'cron.  I have a couple live streams scheduled for this month including a little funk 45 madness this Saturday night 8-9 PM EST.

I have some 60s-80's NOLA funk and soul 45s. I was in NOLA a few weeks ago and bought a bunch of stuff but most of it was given away in a holiday record swap. I do have some spares of some of the Sans

I collect stuff from 50s R&B (even have some Professor Longhair 78s) through the mid-70s funk. Have some rare seconds. Am looking for some rare firsts. Even if you don't want to sell/trade, it'd just

A lot of the city pop records are super hit-and-miss but I found that this ("Misslim" by Yumi Arai, later Yumi Matsutoya) is a really solid listen throughout. Love her vocal style and laid back vibe.

Jam Named Saturdays" (after the Instant Funk intro). It's either Crazy Eddie or Davy DMX on the cuts, assuming it might even have been a contemporary record of the time, but not sure. Did anyone ever