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Flashlite #189

Perry BaggsThis show is dominated by several new names today. First, we have the Connection – a power pop band from Portsmouth, NH. They are joined by Wyatt Funderbunk as a guest, who we also have for the first time. Then we have the Black Oil Brothers, an interesting unpretentious mixture of traditional blues and other types of art. For instance, on their site you can download a nice story of a struggling painter. Another new name are the Australian band The Murlocks. We also have some good old friends here with new music. Singing Loins are about to put out the new record called Here on Earth and David Eugene Edwards is back with another Woven Hand release. Nick Cave invited Mark Lanegan to sing on the soundtrack for the movie that he wrote Lawless.

We also say goodbye to Perry Baggs, the drummer of Jason and The Scorchers who died on July 12th this year after a long battle with diabetes and kidney problems. Last month the Scorchers, held a memorial to help cover the funeral costs. We play two songs from the Scorchers repertoire, cowritten by Baggs.

Mikal Cronin – Situation;
Jason And The Scorchers – Six Feet Underground;
The Connection – I Think She Digs Me (With Wyatt Funderbunk);
Thee Oh Sees – Lupine Dominus;
Redd Kross – Winter Blues;
Dawes – Coming Back To A Man (Live in CLE);
Chilli Willi And The Red Hot Peppers – Midnight Bus;
Dan Stuart – Clean White Sheets;
The Black Oil Brothers – Not Gonna Leave Her;
Link Wray – Fire And Brimstone;
Mark Lanegan – Fire and Brimstone;
The Wandering – Glory, Glory;
Othar Turner’s Rising Star Fife and Drum Corps – Glory Hallelujah;
Woven Hand – King O King;
The Murlocs – Manny’s Bar;
The Singing Loins – Crying Out Loud;
Jason And The Scorchers – Far Behind.

Flashlite #87

Jennifer D'AngoraA lot of new stuff in this new episode of The Little Lighthouse. We have new albums for Hacienda, Willie Nelson and the former 16 Horsepower leader David Eugene Edwards. He’s now of course in Woven Hand. Kurt Vile has a new single. A new name at the Little Lighthouse is Jennifer D’Angora from Boston and her band Jenny Dee And The Deelinquents. They have a new version of one of the greatest songs in the world, Shake Some Action by the Flamin’ Groovies. This is how we start the show…

Eric Ambel – Shake Some Action;
The Flamin’ Groovies – Shake Some Action;
Jenny Dee And The Deelinquents – Shake Some Action;
Hacienda – You’re My Girl;
Hacienda – Angela;
Dan Auerbach and Hacienda – Prowl;
Mark and The Spies – Gimme Your Love;
Mark and The Spies – Find Yourself A Way;
Sweet Apple – Somebody Else’s Problem;
Pierced Arrows – Ain’t Life Strange;
Range Rats – Fast Freight Train;
Willie Nelson – Satan Your Kingdom Must Come Down;
Uncle Tupelo – Satan Your Kingdom Must Come Down;
16 horsepower – Black Soul Choir;
Woven Hand – The Threshing Floor;
Wounded Lion – Belt of Orion;
Wounded Lion – Carol Cloud;
Holly Golightly & The Brokeoffs – Two Left Feet;
Kurt Vile – Ocean City.