About once a month, Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus gets the call from DJ Pete Pop to swing at the Funky Broadway Brunch at Mama Roux. He got that call again on July 10.

On this occasion, the weather fully cooperated and the festivities were able to take place in the beautiful Mama Roux back yard. The DJ booth was set up in a little nook and folks from all over the Mid-to-Lower Hudson Valley dropped in to dig the brunch food and the hot toons that DJ Pete Pop and Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus were laying down.

Speaking of food, soon after they walked in, The Boog and Boogaloo Bag photographer Miss Nancy were presented with some excellent quiche with a pastry on the side. Well, they had to pick out the ham parts, but other than that, it was an excellent quiche. Once the brunch was over, the chef pulled out a pasta dish of some sort along with a salad and all the staff members—which included the DJs and photographer—enjoyed it.

Here are all the records played by Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus at the Funky Broadway Brunch:

• James Booker–Big Nick (Peacock)
• The Wild Magnolias–Iko Iko (Polydor)
• Los Mirlos–La Danza de Los Mirlos (INS; Colombia)
• Johnny Tolbert–Check Your Battery Part I (Jasman)
• Dyke and the Blazers–Funky Broadway Part I (Original Sound)
• Joe Haywood–(Play Me) A Cornbread Song (Kent)
• Syl Johnson–Annie Got Hot Pants Power Pt 1 (Twinight)
• Edwin Starr–You’ve Got My Soul on Fire (Motown)
• Eddie Parker–Do the Choo Choo (Jay-Walking)
• Laurel Aitken–Mr. Popcorn (NewBeat; UK)
• Winston Groovey–Funky Chicken (Jackpot; UK)
• The Chants–Chicken n’ Gravy (Checker)
• The Meters–Chicken Strut (Josie)
• Ironing Board Sam–Original Funky Bell Bottom (Googa-Mooga; France)
• Simtec & Wylie–Gotta’ Get Over the Hump (Mister Chand)
• The Temptations–I’ve Passed This Way Before (Motown; Japan)
• Paul Varisco & the Milestones–She’s a Big Girl Now (Morceu From New Orleans)
• John Paul–I’m a Bad Son-of-a-Gun (Philips)
• Larry Birdsong–Digging Your Potatoes (Ref-O-Ree)
• Tito Puente’s Orchestra–Have a Ball Baby (Tico)
• Lee Fields–She’s a Love Maker (London)
• Edwin Starr–Ball of Confusion (That’s What the World Is Today) (Soul)
• Smokey Robinson and the Miracles–I Second That Emotion (Tamla)
• Simtec Simmons–Tea Pot (Maurici)
• Shark Wilson & the Basement Heaters–Make It Reggae (Soul Jazz; UK)
• Desmond Dekker & the Aces–Intensified (Beverly’s; Jamaica)
• The Sister and Brothers–The Jed Clampett – Part 1 (Uni)
• Smokey Brooks–Spin-It Jig (Now)
• Gladys Knight & the Pips–Cloud Nine (Soul)
• Ohio Players–Fire (Mercury)
• Parliament–Up for the Down Stroke (Casablanca)
• Curtis Mayfield–Future Shock from EP Back to the World
• Lee Dorsey–O Me-O My-O (Polydor)
• The Beginning of the End–Funky Nassau – Part I (Alston)
• The Nite-Liters–Tanga Boo Gonk (RCA Victor)
• Guitar Jr.–Go to the Mardi Gras (Capitol)
• Sugar Boy–Jock-A-Mo (Checker)
• The Maytals–Do the Boogaloo (Beverley’s; UK)
• Los Melodicos–Cumbia Sampuesana (Discomodia; Colombia)
• Toño Quirazco y Su Conjunto–Mama Gorda (Orfeon)
• Don Alfio–Smack (UniFunk; Italy)
• Mfalme–Danser et Chanter (Asante)
• The Rising Sun–Funky Yolk (Kingston)
• 100 Proof (Aged in Soul)–I’d Rather Fight Than Switch (Hot Wax)
• Rosco and Marc Gordon–Don’t Mess With My Stuff (Bab-Roc)
• The Jolly Jax–Tiphe Tina (Cookin’)
• Billy Stewart–Secret Love (Chess)
• Aretha Franklin–Can’t You Just See Me (Columbia)
• Billy Preston–Advice (Capitol)
• Alan Copeland–Mission: Impossible Theme / Norwegian Wood (ABC)
• The Four Tops–Piangono Gli Uomini (Tamla/Motown; Italy)
• Sandy Nelson–Peter Gunn (Imperial)
• The Trumphs–Burnt Biscuits (Volt)
• Big Moose & the Jams–Off the Hook (Age)
• Little Robby and the Empirics–Calypso at Night (Accent)
• The Del-Tones featuring James “Mr. Piano” Booker–Everybody’s Doin Sumthin (Ace)
• The Fatback Band–Street Dance (Perception)

None of these records are for sale.