Today we remember Jet Harris, the original bass player for The Shadows. He died on March 18 this year. We also have two new supergroups today. Middle Brother consists of members from musicians that normally play in Deer Tick, Dawes and Delta Spirit. They have a great new album, which I think surpasses everything they did in their individual bands. The other supergroup is Obits, which consists of former members of Hot Snakes and Edsel. We know their previous album I Blame You very well at the Little Lighthouse, and now they have a new one called Moody Standard and Poor.
Incredible Bongo Band – Apache
The Shadows – Apache
Jet Harris and Tony Meehan – Diamonds
Hayvanlar Alemi – Welcome to Sunny Australia
Obits – Widow of My Dreams
Obits – Everything Looks Better in the Sun
Occult Detective Club – Tortures
Black Joe Lewis And The Honeybears – Big Booty Woman
Paul Barbarin – El Las Bas
Prince Conley – I’m Going Home
Roy Head – Treat Her Right
Cobra Verde – Conflict
The Replacements – Talent Show
Middle Brother – Portland
The Replacements – Portland
Mr. Ron Jetson – Femme Fatale
The House Painters – Semantics
The Master Scratch Band – Degout/ West Street Mob – Breakdance Electric Boogie.
We have an exciting line up of novelties today. Black Joe Lewis is a new attraction from Austin TX, combining soul and garage rock influences. They have an excellent fun new album Scandalous. Another garage rock hopeful comes from London England: Little Barrie. One more band from London ends todays playlist – their name is Wolf People. But my favorite new band on todays playlist is the Turkish psychedelic combo Hayvanlar Alemi, which relies heavily on an excellent Turkish rock tradition of the late sixties, early seventies. Also, towards the end of the show, we have a small block devoted to springtime and gardening. We check all of that out on the playlist below…
Pere Ubu – Chinese Radiation;
The Blasters – So Long Baby Goodbye;
The Bellyachers – Big Talking Man;
Texas Border Radio – Thinking of Rain;
Redondo Beat – The Sweetest Sound;
Little Barrie – Surf Bell;
Richard Kent Style – Just a Little Misunderstanding;
Lucinda Williams – Buttercup;
J Mascis – Make it Right;
Cahit Oben – Makaram Sari Baglar;
Hayvanlar Alemi – Karpuzkafa 777;
Black Joe Lewis and The Honeybears – You Been Lyin’ (featuring The Relatives);
July – Dandelion Seeds;
The Nerves – Seeds from the Electric Garden;
Brimstone Howl – Bad Seed;
Wolf People – Silbury Sands.
Today’s show is dedicated to Suze Rotolo, Bob Dylan’s muse from the early days. He wrote some his most beautiful love songs about her. One of his most bitter songs Ballad in Plain D is about his breakup with her. She passed away on February 25th this year. We also have the new music from the New York garage rockers The Fuzztones and London singer songwriter John Bisset. Grant Hart has a new rarities compilation and Strage Boys have a fun single dedicated to the American radio dial.
Bob Dylan – Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right;
Beau Brummels – One Too Many Mornings;
The Fuzztones – We’re Pretty Quick;
The Fuzztones – Between The Lines;
The Music Machine – Double Yellow Line;
The Strange Boys – American Radio;
Buffalo Tom – Guilty Girls;
Buffalo Tom – Directive;
Marrianne Dissard – Merci De Rien Du Tout & Flashback;
John Bisset – Over And Over;
Laura Cantrell – Pile of Woe;
George Usher – Not The Tremblin’ Kind;
Gran Hart – Masters Of War;
Bob Dylan – Ballad in Plain D;
The Association – One Too Many Mornings.
Today we continue representing the Vacilando ’68 artists. We have three London based names: Mr. Ron Jetson, a one man band, and two rockin’ bands Thee Spivs and Dear Thief. Very interesting music scene from England and on V’68 roster! Jamie Lawson was an artist that we featured exactly 10 years ago in our show. Today, we hear he has a brand new hit single in Ireland. We check that out. Also, three legendary 80s rockers are back. Exene Cervenka and J. Mascis have new solo albums and REM has a new LP.
Glenn Danzig – Less Than Zero;
The Dead Milkmen – Big Lizard;
Personal And The Pizzas – I Want You;
Madness – Burning The Boats;
Mr. Ron Jetson – House of Strange;
Thee Spivs – All Day Long;
Dear Thief – Ceasar;
X – Highway 61 Revisited;
Exene Cervenka – I’ll Admit It Now;
J Mascis – Not Enough;
Sweet Apple – Never Came;
REM – Auctioneer;
REM – That Someone Is You;
Jamie Lawson – Fussy;
Jamie Lawson – I Wasn’t Expecting That;
The Plastic Pals – Theres Wind On The Moon;
Terry Melcher – Freeway Close.
Today we feature three new artists that publish for V’68. They sent us a nice package and we for today we picked three artists that are have ties both to Europe and to Tucson AZ. Marianne Dissard and Naim Amor moved from France over to Tucson to live and create music. Still, they often sing in their mother tongue. The third is Susie Hug, who we introduced in Flashlite #112. Besides these V’68 artists, we also have Lucinda Williams and her new album Blessed that just came out both in studio and kitchen demo versions. McCaughey, Wynn, Pitmon and Buck are back with volume two of The Baseball Project and we check that out as well. We also introduce a new band at The Little Lighthouse, Redondo Beat from Germany.
Buffy Sainte Marie – Smack Water Jack;
Redondo Beat – My Baby (Knows How To Have A Real Good Time);
The Baseball Project – Ichiro Goes to the Moon;
Steve Wynn And The Miracle 3 – Ribbons And Chains;
Cecilia Ann – Belles Artes;
ing – Astrophobia;
Anastasia Screamed – Tide;
Alice Cooper – Is It My Body;
Alex Harvey – Flying Saucer´s Daughter;
Lucinda Williams – Seeing Black;
Lucinda Williams – Seeing Black (Kitchen version);
Bettye LaVette – Games People Play;
Susie Hug – Shed A Tear;
Marianne Dissard – The One And Only;
Naim Amor – Woman Who’s Woman;
North Mississippi Allstars – How I Wish My Train Would Come.
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