Today we introduce two new artists at the Little Lighthouse. Both are coming from Atlanta, Georgia. Vincas remind me a lot on All The Saints, who are also from there. I wonder what happened to them. We also have a new blues band from Atlanta, Delta Moon. Ty Segall is very active. Besides his brand new record with White Fence, he also has a new record with his own band called Slaughterhouse. One of the most interesting reissues so far this year is The Red Bird Girls Very First Time in True Stereo which introduces some of the most interesting singles from Red Bird Records for the first time in stereo.
Rich Hopkins and Luminarios – Ragged Hearts;
Think As Incas – Palestine One Mile;
Ty Segall Band – I Bought My Eyes;
Ty Segall and White Fence – Easy Ryder;
The Times – I Helped Patrick McGoohan Escape;
Magnetix – 60s Ball;
Vincas – Black Mountain;
All The Saints – Papering Fix;
Mark Sultan – Satisfied And Lazy;
The Barreracudas – Promises (Live In Cleveland);
Evie Sands – I Can’t Let Go;
Bessie Banks – Go Now;
The Moaners – Happiness Is The Road;
Delta Moon – Black Cat Oil;
Reigning Sound – So Goes Love;
Green On Red – Sea Of Cortez;
Rod Stewart – Born Loose.
Summer’s knocking on our door, and we present three new things this week. Howe Gelb of Giant Sand is back with a new album of songs inspired by gypsy music from Cordoba is Spain. His new band is called Band of Gypsies and album is called Alegrias. Remember the great tribute to Roky Erickson back in 1990 called Where the Pyramid Meets the Eye? Well, there’s another tribute to Roky out there twenty years after called The Psychedelic Sounds Of The Sonic Cathedral. All The Saints who we loved two years ago with their album Fire On Corridor X are on that tribute, which makes us search for the new info on them. Their new album is recorded and will be out soon and on their myspace page, we found a song that’s been unreleased so far…
We welcome you to a new epsode of The Little Lighthouse with several new interesting tunes. We have a brand new band from Atlanta GA, All The Saints with their own twist on psychedelic rock. The Service Industry were around for quite some time with their songs about survival in the working class, but this is their debut at the Little Lighthouse. Diplomats of Solid Sound is a new retro band from Iowa, drawing on soul and funk sound patterns from the golden era of 60s and 70s. Also, check out two new tunes that we dug out for you – one by Ray Mason and other by The Moaners.