On June 5—the morning after the Newburgh Illuminated affair noted in the previous post—Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus was back at Mama Roux for more hot DJ action; this time for the Funky Broadway Brunch that is hosted by DJ Pete Pop every Sunday.

On this day, Mama’s owner Miss Sterling insisted that Phast and Miss Nancy, who was photgrapher on the scene, should take advantage of the excellent fare being served and suggested the burrata shakshuka. We couldn’t tell you exactly what it was (or even if it was legal in this state!), but it seemed to involve two or three poached eggs swimming in a rich, spicy sauce. Man, it was good.

What also was good were the fabulous records played by DJ Pete Pop. This cat has some spectacular sides and every time we DJ together he impresses with his selections. In a few weeks, he and The Boog will be workin’ it at Quinn’s for his Do The 45 dance spectacular and that will be a gas.

Here’s a list of the selections made by Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus at the Funky Broadway Brunch on Sunday June 5:

• Booker T. & the M.G.’s–Melting Pot (Stax)
• Southside Revue–Chittlins, Part 1 (Mellow)
• Willie Harper–But I Couldn’t (Alon)
• The Impressions–Gypsy Woman (ABC)
• Sly & the Family Stone–Sing a Simple Song (Epic)
• The Steppers–What the Problem Is (Aware)
• Rudy Ray Moore and the Fillmore Street Soul Rebellion–Put Your Weight On It (Generation)
• The Heptones–I Shall Be Released (Coxone; Jamaica)
• The Staple Singers–Heavy Makes You Happy (Sha-Na-Boom Boom) (Stax)
• Marsha Hunt–Walk on Gilded Splinters (Track; UK)
• The Gaturs–Cold Bear (Atco)
• Little Sister–Somebody’s Watching You (Stone Flower)
• Timmy Thomas–Why Can’t We Live Together (Glades)
• Al Green–I Can’t Get Next to You (Hi)
• Don Julian and the Larks–Shorty the Pimp – Part 1 (Money)
• The Mohawks–Let It Be (Supreme; UK)
• The Heptones–Save the Last Dance for Me (Pama Supreme; UK)
• Funkadelic–Cosmic Slop (Westbound)
• Preston Love featuring Suggie Otis on Guitar with Johnny Otis–Cool Ade (Kent)
• The Rascals–Jungle Walk (Columbia)
• Mary Jane Hooper–I’ve Got Reasons (Power)
• Al Downing–The Whole World’s Gone Funky (Chess)
• The Chi-Lites–Are You My Woman? (Tell Me So) (Brunswick)
• Variations–Papa Was a Rolling Stone (Amouk)
• Johnny & Jackey–Someday We’ll Be Together (Tri-Phi)
• Aretha Franklin–Since You’ve Been Gone (Sweet Sweet Baby) (Atlantic)
• Freda Payne–Bring the Boys Home (invictus)
• Cold Blood–I’m a Good Woman (San Francisco)
• Walter Wanderley–Jet Samba (World Pacific)
• The Latin All Stars–Senora (Roper)
• Mickey and the Soul Generation–Iron Leg (Maxwell)
• Booker T. & the MG’s–Hang ‘Em High (Stax)
• Grady Martin–Twist and Turn (Decca)
• The Happenings Four–Boogaloo Boogaloo (Capitol; Japan)
• Quartet Tres Bien–Voo Doo Man (Royal-Tone)
• Annie Ross–I’m Gonna Go Fishin’ (Everest)
• The Latin All Stars–Ring a Ding (Roper)
• Prince Buster and the All Stars–Ob La Di Ob La Da (Prince Buster; Jamaica)
• Barbara Randolph–I Got a Feeling (Soul)
• The Honey Cone–Girls It Ain’t Easy (Hot Wax)
• Buzzie–Stone Soul Booster (Gordy)
• Little Royal–I’ll Come Crawling (Tri Us)
• Jerryo–Karate-Boo-Ga-Loo (Shout)
• The Moods–King Hustler (Red Dog)
• Prince Buster and His All Stars–Get Ready (Part I) (Prince Buster; Jamaica)
• Jesse Hill–Naturally (Blue Thumb)
• Rockin’ Dopsie and the Cajun Twisters–I Hear You Knockin’ (GNP Crescendo)
• Jessie Hill–Can’t Get Enough (Of That Ooh Poo Pah Doo) (Minit)
• Pete Bennett & the Embers–Fever (Sunset)
• Marv Johnson–Let Yourself Go (United Artists)
• Rosco & Barbara–Could This Be Love (Old Town)
• Prince Phillip–Keep on Talking (Smash)
• Billy Stewart–Scramble (Chess)
• Prince La La–She Put the Hurt on Me (A.F.O.)
• Sugarman & Co.–Honey Wagon (Daptone)

None of these records are for sale.