Today we start of with the new music from Guided By Voices and their former band mate Tobin Spout. Then we hear new music from Jenny Don’t, this time with her band The Spurs. Kelli Halliburton from The Pierced Arrows is also there. Jake Xerxes Fussell hails from Columbus, GA and he covered an awesome Jimmy Lee Williams song in a manner similar to Ed Crawford tribute to Elizabeth Cotten long time ago on a fIREHOSE record. Paul Kelly is back with the newest record and we also introduce Rahill Jamalifard and her band Roya. Jason Look of Part Time Lover is live in CLE with a Gene Clark song.
Tom Trocolli’s Dog – Suicide;
Tobin Sprout – A Walk Across the Human Bridge;
Guided By Voices – The Birthday Democrats;
The Windbreakers – Young Republicans;
Swa – Sex Doctor;
fIREHOSE – In Memory of Elizabeth Cotton;
Jake Xerxes Fussell – Have You Ever Seen Peaches Growing On a Sweet Potato Vine;
Jenny Don’t & The Spurs – Ghost of His Love;
Don’t – You Keep Cutting Through;
Hard Stuff – Jay Time;
Miriam Linna – So You Say You Lost Your Baby;
Gene Clark – So You Say You Lost Your Baby;
Jason Look – So You Say You Lost Your Baby (Live in CLE);
Paul Kelly – Finally Something Good;
My Buddy Moose – Letters From The Past;
Dream Machine – Buried Alive;
Daniel Romano – Roya;
Roya – Mailman;
Scarcity Of Tanks – Asylum Agents.
Four old legendary rockers are back these days with their new projects. Neil Young once again got on his Crazy Horse and this time he covered eleven songs from the history of the American continent. Thus the title Americana. Howe Gelb expanded Giant Sand to Giant Giant Sand and a busload of musicians from two places on the planet (Denmark and the US), and made a new rock opera dedicated to his hometown Tucson. Ed Crawford (Fromohio) has a new band FOOD and a new EP Four Easy Pieces. Alejandro Escovedo is back with the new record called Big Station. Once again, the record is co-written with Chuck Prophet and it is produced by Tony Visconti, just like the other two previous records. The idea of this episode is to fill up an our by hearing some new tunes from Young, Gelb, Crawford and Escovedo and also recall their earlier careers as well.