Frank Gossner
The founder of Voodoo Funk shares his extraordinary collection of African records
Thomas Pasquet
Hello again, Please welcome Thomas Pasquet, a collector and vinyl dealer from Paris, France. He’s one part of French Attack, an online vinyl shop based in France. What do you
Manu Boubli
Father of four, DJ, founder of Comet and Mind Records, co-owner of Superfly record store—and he still has time for digging!
Victor Kiswell
A worldly collection filled with Motown, Ethiopian jazz, Afro-funk and Turkish rarities.
Pablo Yglesias
Just call me Bongohead, said ?#$%?# when I asked him how should I call him. I had to agree. you don't argue with a Bongohead.
Andrew Mason (Monk-One)
DJ, music journalist and hip hop head Mason leads us on a breakbeat-laden odyssey
Steven Blush
Author and filmmaker Steven Blush has almost every Black Flag record and is not ashamed to admit his penchant for hair metal.
Larry Grogan
Founder of funky16corners.com, with a special post dedicated to the late Eddie Bo.
Tony Larson (Triple Double)
Philly's own, Tony Larson (Triple Double), takes us on a digging adventure through dusty crates, flea markets, and exploding U-Haul trucks.
Pat. James Longo
An illustrator, designer, and DJ who views life in rhythmic patterns and phrases, Pat. teaches his son and DJ-in-training Hank everything he knows.
Jamison Harvey (DJ Prestige)
Flea Market Funk man Jamison shows us the soul, funk, and jazz behind his blog.
Matt Weingarden (Mr. Finewine)
Motor City–born Matt digs up the records behind the soul and rhythm of his WFMU radio show, 7-inch by 7-inch.
Cosmo Baker
Cosmo employs a zen-like filing philosophy for his collection: “hip hop” and “not hip hop.”
Joel Oliveira
Welcome to Tropicalia in Furs, the Brazilian embassy of obscure records, psychedelic fuzz, and of course, bananas—ambassador Joel Stones gives us the lay of the land.