It’s time for another installment of our Vinyl Junkyard serial, where I pick some cheap vinyl record that I found lying somewhere in a bargain bin, which also sounds awesome at the same time. In this show, I picked a compilation record Live at CBGB’s – The Home Of Underground Rock, published in 1976 on the CBGB label and distributed by Atlantic. It contains somewhat of the second tier of the CBGB associated bands, Mink DeVille being the best known in the bunch. And even their songs are three tracks which never made it to their own records. There’s a large variety of musical styles covered, which proves that CBGB was not just a punk club, it was just pure unadulterated rock’n’roll. I like listening to this record and I hope you will too.
Tuff Darts – All For The Love Of Rock ‘N’ Roll;
The Shirts – Operetico;
Mink DeVille – Cadillac Moon;
The Laughing Dogs – I Need A Million;
The Shirts – Poe;
Mink DeVille – Let Me Dream If I Want To;
Tuff Darts – Head Over Heels;
Manster – Over, Under, Sideways, Down;
Manster – I’m Really Not This Way;
Sun – Romance;
Stuart’s Hammer – Everybody’s Depraved;
The Miamis – We Deliver;
Mink DeVille – Change It Comes;
The Laughing Dogs – It Feels Alright Tonight;
Tuff Darts – Slash.
Today’s show is dedicated to Sid Selvidge. He was a part of the Mud Boy and The Neutrons, a group of highly influential Memphis musicians. Lee Baker on guitar and Jim Dickinson on piano both passed away relatively recently, and Sid, who was the lead singer, just died in May this year. He was an incredible talent and a great singer who did not put out a lot of records, but nevertheless, influenced many. We also have Bassholes with their new record called Boogieman Stew and King Khan also with his new record called Idle No More. We also introduce a new super-group, consisting of Eddie Munoz from Plimsouls, Clem Burke from Blondie and Keith Streng from Fleshtones. It’s called The Split Squad. Our Australian favorites, King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizzard are back with a new Internet single, a cover of T. Rex song Lean Woman Blues.
Mud Boy And The Neutrons – Angel Band;
Mud Boy And The Neutrons – Bo Diddley;
Sid Selvidge – That’s How I Got to Memphis;
Sid Selvidge – Miss Eleana;
Sid Selvidge – By Your Side;
Mud Boy And The Neutrons – I’ve Goa A Secret;
Marcia Ball – Live in CLE;
The Groundhogs – Express Man;
Bassholes – Express Man
King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard – Lean Woman Blues;
T. Rex – Lean Woman Blues;
King Khan – Come Levitate With Me;
King Khan – So Wild;
The Split Squad – Touch and Go;
The Split Squad – Teenarama.
We have some interesting reissues today. Tav Falco continues reissues of his opus with a second installment of Lore and Testament which compiles two EPs and one live concert in Vienna from 1986. Another reissue today is a 2cd set that compiles the music from the 80s rock band in Zagreb called Trobecove Krušne Peći. New stuff today is a new song from John Paul Keith, new debut album from The Connection, and the new record for Ty Segall. Tim Williams is back with his Summer Suns with a new record called Eulalie. The only truly new band today is The Torments from Cleveland, who we feature in our regular live in CLE segment.
Mission of Burma – All World Cowboy Romance;
The Connection – Wrong Side Of 25;
The Summer Suns – Cupid The Assasin;
Games – Why Can’t We Go Back;
Zoogz Rift – Beak Roy Orbit’s Sonmo’ Mo-Fo’smain Theme;
Tav Falco’s Panther Burns – Oh Pretty Woman;
John Paul Keith – Everything’s Different Now;
John Paul Keith – Afraid To Look;
The Torments – Bursting Love (Live in CLE);
The Paul Butterfield Blues Band – Lovin’ Cup;
Oblivians – Loving Cup;
Viva Glorio – Mama;
Trobecove krusne peci – Imam dovoljno te vlage;
Shoes – Educated;
Ty Segall – Sweet C.C;
Mikal Cronin – Better Man.
Today we spend some time listening to the records that came out earlier this year, only we somehow did not represent yet. There’s a new band from LA called Criminal Hygiene with the self titled effort and we check it out now, even though it has been sitting on the shelf for some time. English rocker Hipbone Slim and Mama Rosin collaborator also has a record from a few months ago called Go Hog Wild. We also have some brand new stuff – the new EP for Kevn Kinney’s Drivin’ N’ Cryin’ and a new track from Rain Parade’s Matt Piucci. In the end, we pay a tribute to the legendary singer from Memphis, Bobby Blue Bland. One the most interesting characters from the Yugoslav rock scene Enco Lesić also passed away, so we pay a tribute to him as well.
Mega City Four – Start;
Matt Piucci – Beautiful Flower;
Rain Parade – Depending On You;
Kevn Kinney – In the Land (Of Things That Used to Be);
Drivin’ N’ Cryin’ – The Psychedelic Time Clock;
Mama Rosin – Sittin’ on top the world;
Hipbone Slim And The KneeTremblers – Crawl Back To Me;
Bobby Blue Bland – I Woke Up Screaming;
Bobby Blue Bland – St. James Infirmary;
Idoli – Amerika;
Indexi – Sve Ove Godine;
fIREHOSE – The Candle And The Flame;
Hüsker Dü – In A Free Land;
Bob Mould – In a Free Land (Live in CLE);
Criminal Hygiene – Summertime in October;
Mega City Four – Stop.
Today we begin with two obituaries. J.J. Cale died on July 26 from a heart attack. A day after that Mick Farren, British writer and leader of proto punk band The Deviants passed away after collapsing on stage. Then we hear some new stuff. From Hozac label we check out Games who had a great album last year which somehow fell through the cracks. Also on Hozac, Heavy Times from Chicago are back with the new record called Fix It Alone. R.Stevie Moore has a new compilation record entitled Personal Appeal. City of Cool from Australia are back in great shape and we check out the new tune. Mallard from San Francisco and Eat Lights Become Lights are influenced heavily by the kraut rock, so we finish things off today in that style.
The Three O’Clock – Mrs Green;
J.J. Cale – Rock And Roll Records;
The Deviants – You´ve Got to Hold on;
Mikal Cronin – See It My Way;
Games – When The Time;
Heavy Times – Trouble Walker;
Shocked Minds – Shocked Minds;
Scrawl – Live in CLE June 15 2013;
City of Cool – Cholera Outbreak;
R. Stevie Moore – Why Can’t I Write A Hit;
Thee Oh Sees – Tunnel Time;
The Mallard – Gestur;
Eat Lights Become Lights – 13th Looking South;
Kraftwerk – Ruckzuck;
J.J. Cale – After Midnight.
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