Today we have a nice mix of recent bluesy roots rocks. We open up with Benelux representatives: Low Point Drains and Ghalia Volt. Then we land in the USA and check in four ladies Joyann Parker, Joanna Connor, Rhiannon Giddens and Veronica Lewis. Maness Brothers over in St. Louis have two new singles. We close the show out with the legendary New York violinist Dave Soldier in collaboration with drummer Jonathan Kane.
Automatic City – See My Jumper Hanging On The Line;
Low Point Drains – Offline;
Ghalia Volt – Can’t Escape;
Danny Kroha – Detroit Blues;
Jim Dickinson – CaseyJjones (On The Road Again);
Joanna Connor – I Feel So Good;
Veronica Lewis – The Memphis Train;
Johnny Mastro & Mama’s Boys – Last Dance in Memphis;
The Maness Brothers – Life;
The Maness Brothers – The Way That it is;
Joyann Parker – Carry On;
John Paul Keith – I Don’t Wanna Know;
Seasick Steve – Miss Maybell;
Rhiannon Giddens – Calling Me Home (With Francesco Turrisi);
Jonathan Kane and Dave Soldier – Hate To See You Go.
Today’s editions brings you the newest album for The Kropotkins, band fronted by Lorette Velvette and Dave Soldier. This is their third album, and listeners of this show their two first albums very well if they followed our past episodes. We also have A. A. Bondy with his new album Daytrotter Session volume 2, Suzanne Vega with her new album Close-Up Vol. 1 Love Songs. Jon Dee Graham is also here with his brand new album It’s Not As Bad As It Looks. We know him previously as the member of The Skunks, True Believers and The Resentments. He recently had an accident that nearly took his life, and we’re glad to see him back raging full on. John Wesley Coleman III is the new name at the Little Lighthouse. In this show you can hear a tune from his new album called Steal My Mind, Coleman’s version of Warren Zevon’s Lawyers, Guns And Money.