We start off today introducing Craig Brown, Jack White’s buddy from Detroit and Cyanide Pills from Leeds, UK. The we introduce the guitar player from Minneapolis Ben Glaros who landed his skills to the Pirner brothers Dave and Paul on a Slim Dunlap tribute band The Happy Roosters and Fathom Lane with Michael Ferrier. My friend Stanjin Strbac has a new column and he writes about Rhiannon Giddens and Son Volt. Inspired by his writings, we check out these two in today’s show. Emma Ruth Rundle and Amber Arcades close the show today. Amber Arcades is actually Annelotte de Graaf, a Dutch singer-songwriter from Utrecht.
Knowbody Else – Until I’m Like Uncle Hugh;
Craig Brown – Overthinking;
Cyanide Pills – Say You Will;
John Wesley Coleman – Jesus Never Went To Jr High;
Billy Thorpe & the Aztecs – Movie Queen;
The Happy Roosters – Cooler Then;
Fathom Lane – Sugardown;
Mark And The Clouds – Don’t Block The Sun;
Rhiannon Giddens – Hey Bebe;
Son Volt – Back Against The Wall;
Bash And Pop – Breathing Room;
Mike Watt with Jom And Terry Show Live in CLE;
Status Quo – Over And Done;
Amber Arcades – It Changes;
Emma Ruth Rundle – The Distance.
After two vinyl junkyards in a row, we go back to the new (and some old) tunes. Tommy Keene is back with a new record and Dom Mariani (ex Stems) teamed up with another Australian cult musician Greg Hitchcock in a new line up called Datura4. We also introduce two new names for us, Cyanide Pills from Leeds and Destination Lonely from Bordeaux, Toulouse in France. The latter band has an awesome cover of an obscure 60s garage rocker Sun’s Going Down by the Dutch combo called The Outsiders.