We begin today’s show with several rebellious songs to help with keeping the spirit of the Zagreb students that are protesting new tuition fees that were imposed on them. Second part of the show introduces new albums for Bob Dylan, Meat Puppets and Thee Oh Sees. Thee Oh Sees debuted last year with their album Master’s Bedroom… In today’s show we check out the new one, called Help, and a compilation of their re-recordings Thee Hounds of Foggy Notion, which came out a few months ago. New Dylan’s album Together Through Life is perhaps the most talked about record recently. Legendary Puppets out out the second album after their recent reunion and it’s cold Sewn Together. Through life?
Neil Young – Ohio;
Alice Cooper – School’s out;
Azra – ’68;
The Replacements – Kids Don’t Follow;
Minutemen – Please don’t be too gentle with me;
The Rolling Stones – Street Fighting Man;
The Who – Kids Are Alright;
Bob Dylan – It’s All Good;
Neko Case – This Tornado Loves You;
Buddy & Julie Miller – Memphis Jane;
Thee Oh Sees – Ghost In The Trees;
Thee Oh Sees – Enemy Destruct;
Thee Oh Sees – Adult Acid;
Dream Syndicate – 50 in 25;
Meat Puppets – Rotten Shame;
Curt Kirkwood – In Bone.
Today’s show is dedicated to Duane Jarvis, singer, songwriter and session musician based in Los Angeles. He died from colon cancer on April 1st this year at only 51. Another dedication goes to the students of Zagreb who are protesting against new tuition fees over there. Buddy and Julie Miller are for the first time at The Little Lighthouse with their new album Written in Chalk. The Velvematics is a new power-pop name from Akron. Krayolas are back with a brand new album Long Leaf Pine. It’s my favorite album of the season, so look out, I’ll be reviewing it soon.
Steve Wynn – My Old Haunts;
Jay Reatard – Hang Them All;
The Continentals – Fizz Pop Modern Rock;
Nick Lowe – I Knew The Bride;
Betty Everett – You’re No Good;
Tav Falco – Born Too Late;
The Krayolas – A-Frame;
Delbert McClinton – Texas Me;
Doug Sahm – It’s Gonna Be Easy;
The Krayolas – It’s Gonna Be Easy;
Lucinda Williams – Still I Long For Your Kiss;
Duane Jarvis – Vanishing Breed;
Bill Fox – Let In The Sun;
Mike Therieau – Wear You off My Mind;
Buddy & Julie Miller – Gasoline and Matches;
Mark Mann – Everybody;
The Velvematics – She’s The One;
The Heretics – Wild Mercury Sound;
Steve Wynn – When You Make Up Your Mind.
We have four new names in today’s show. Three represent straight forward garage rock. Elephant Bones are coming from my town, Cleveland. Their album Arms is a glamified deal with good lyrics and well informed with history of pop music. Bazooka Falcon are from New York, but sound more like they’re from Sweden. They have some of that rocking sound that we’ve heard from the Hellacopters and Hives. The third in the new line up is The Rain Bonnets, who I know very little about, but they sound like Iggy Pop with a good dose of humor. Greg Koons from Philadelphia also debuts at The Little Lighthouse. His song Los Angeles Looks Prettier on TV is a modern songwriting masterpiece. His tour-list is very extensive, so make sure if he’s visiting your town. Demon’s Claws from Montreal have a new 45 and we check it out today. And, finally – we have waited 30 years for their second lp, but only 5 for their fourth one – Jimmie Dale Gilmore, Butch Hancock and Joe Ely – The Flatlanders are together again.
Bruce Springsteen – It’s Hard To Be A Saint In The City;
Jackie DeShannon – Movin’;
Rod Bernard – Recorded In England;
Bazooka Falcon – New Enemy;
Rain Bonnets – Your Space and Your Reaction;
Dan Auerbach – My Last Mistake;
Elephant Bones – Diaspora;
Demon’s Claws – Get Together;
Demon’s Claws – 9000 Feets;
Neil Young – Just Singing A Song;
Mama Rosin – Bon Temps Roulet;
Tarbox Ramblers – Last Month Of The Year;
Flatlanders – I Know You;
Flatlanders – There’s Never Been;
Flatlanders – Dallas;
Greg Koons – Los Angeles Looks Prettier On TV;
Guy Clark – LA Freeway.
Today we bring you two European bands with appreciation for the American sound. Mama Rosin come from Switzerland and play Cajun music. Waistcoats are from Netherlands and they put out one of the strongest garage rock eps this year. Stateside, Neil Young is back with new album Fork In The Road. Steve Earle has a Townes Van Zandt cover album and Mission of Burma has a live ep distributed online.
John Martyn – Root Love;
Mission Of Burma – Academy Fight Song;
Waistcoats – Take That You Bastards;
Jimmie Dale Gilmore – Outside The Lines;
Neil Young – Johnny Magic;
Neil Young – Tonight’s The Night;
Townes Van Zandt – Where I Lead Me;
Steve Earle – Where I Lead Me;
Mama Rosin – J’Vas Mon Chemin;
Rufus Jagneaux – Opelousas Sostan;
The Resentments – Struttin’ Yer Stuff;
Neko Case – I’m An Animal;
Don Nix – Goin’ Down;
Jeff Beck Group – Going Down;
Autosalvage – The Great Brain Robbery.
Today’s show brings a very special block dedicated to legendary keyboardist Augie Meyers, original member of Sir Douglas Quintet who is making a sensational comeback these days with The Krayolas. We also have a brand new CD for John Doe who joined with The Sadies, re-recording a selection of classical country songs. Indie rockers Superchunk are back with a new single and Cat Power covered Dylan on her new EP.
The Bubble Puppy – Beginning;
Blue Öyster Cult – Hot Rails To Hell;
Superchunk – Learned to Surf;
Superchunk – Seed Toss;
Bob Mould – It’s Too Late;
Obits – Back and Forth;
Cat Power – I Believe In You;
Bob Dylan – I Believe In You;
Bob Dylan – Love Sick;
The Krayolas – We’ve Got a Secret;
The Krayolas – Aw Tonight;
Sir Douglas Quintet – If You Really Want Me To I’ll Go;
The Ron-Dels – If You Really Want Me To I’ll Go;
The Resentments – Look Up;
Johnnie Allan – Promised Land;
Ean Eraser – It Does Not Matter To Me;
John Doe And The Sadies – Help Me Make It Through The Night;
Kris Kristofferson – Help Me Make It Through The Night.
Podcasting from Cleveland, Ohio. Broadcasting on Radio Kragujevac, every Sunday from 4-5pm (Central European Time). Streaming on Rock XS every Thursday at Midnight (Eastern European Time).