We have some nice new projects for the familiar faces at The Little Lighthouse. Jeffrey Evans (68 Comeback, Gibson Bros) plays with Ross Johnson (Panther Burns) occasional gigs in Memphis and now an album of a set they recorded back in 2008 with Jim Dickinson is finally out on a disc. Robert Pollard gathered some old Dayton friends and formed a new band called Ricked Wicky (actually the name of one of his first bands). Tim Lee and Susan Bauer celebrate a 33rd and 1/3 anniversary with an LP of the same title. We introduce some new names in this show this time: Germ House from New Mexico, Two Gallants from San Francisco and The New Piccadillys who play Mersey beat versions of well rock’n’roll standards (mostly!).
Tim Hardin – Once-Touched By Flame 1;
68 Comeback – Chantilly Rock (And A Pony’s Tail);
Ross Johnson and Jeffrey Evans – Dateless Night;
The Strungs – Closing Speed;
Ricked Wicky – Frenzy of Blame;
Germ House – I Can’t Stand Neon;
Turf War – Where I Belong (Live in CLE);
The Windbreakers – Again;
Tim Lee 3 – (Let’s Do) Something Stupid;
Two Gallants – My Man Go;
Rod Stewart – Gasoline Alley;
Koko Taylor – Wang Dang Doodle;
The New Piccadillys – Voodoo Chile;
Jimi Hendrix – Blues – Voodoo Chile Blues;
Stop – Voodoo Chile;
Tim Hardin – Once-Touched By Flame 2.
This show starts of with Jonly Bonly – a new band out of Austin, lead by Jason Smith who used to be a lead guitarist in OBN IIIs. Dreamsalon from Seattle are back in our show. Exactly one year ago we introduced them with their previous album, and now the new one Soft Stab is out. John Schooley teamed up with Walter Daniels who played with many – 68 Comeback and Oblivians are just some of the names. Chook Race from Australia took those REM jangly guitars and reincarnated that lost sound on a new record About Time. Jeremy Morris from Lemon Clocks is back with another band called simply The Jeremy Band. And in the end we pay another homage to Kim Fowley.