Nice show today! We start off with two bands from Canada. Good as Gone is the new one for us and Needles // Pins we know well. Both have new tunes out. Danny from Danny and the Champions of the World is here with a new song and so is legendary Wanda Jackson and Joe Jack Talcum of Dead Milkmen. We check out the new solo music from Scottish singer songwriter Josienne Clarke and introduce The Hotpoints from Australia.
Prefab Sprout – When love breaks down;
Good As Gone – Comin’ Down Blues;
Needles Pins – A Rather Strained Apologetic;
Andy Bopp – Sure and True (Everything Is Accurate);
Bash’n’Pop – Anything Could Happen;
Willie Nile – Asking Annie Out;
Danny George Wilson – Can You Feel Me?
The Hotpoints – Head Over Heels;
The Murlocs – Illuminate The Shade;
Lelee – Cudo;
Josienne Clarke – Sit Out;
Wanda Jackson – Big Baby;
Tank and The Bangas – Rhythm of Life;
Yola – Dancing Away In Tears;
Joe Jack Talcum – Record Store;
Harvey McLaughlin – Miss It When I’m Gone;
R. Stevie Moore – Safe, Reliable And Courteous.
Little Lighthouse is usually centered around music recorded with live drum and good guitars. Very rarely do we play synthesized beats and keyboard driven music. This episode is an exception. Nearly all songs are either synthesizer based or contain synthesized beats. Fake music. Lügenmusik. I promise it’s just a one-off. I’m really not an expert in this style of music. But enough interesting new tunes came in to build a good show and it also left us with enough space to look for some classics. We begin with the new tune for Psychedelic Furs and continue with a new name for us, Billy Nomates (or Tor Maries). Then we check out a new track from Metrolight (in Cleveland) and Can Tan from Turkey. Key Out come from Australia and we check out one of the latest tunes from Moon Duo. Dead Milkman Joe Jack Talcum has a new synth based dune and the new EP from Sculpture Club is based on synths.
Altin Gun – Gesi Baglari;
The Psychedelic Furs – No-One;
Billy Nomates – Escape Artist;
Trixie Whitley – The Hotter I Burn;
Human League – Life Killers;
Laki Pingvini – Devojka iz svemira;
Metrolight – 20th Century Boy;
Can Tan – Slap Inside This House;
Todd Rundgren – Breathless;
Suicide – Cheree;
Depeche Mode – So Much Love;
Key Out – buildings;
Moon Duo – Motorcycle, I Love You;
The Berries – DYWIB;
Chris Cacavas – Burn The Maps;
Joe Jack Talcum – Donut Dance;
Sculpture Club – Cops Don’t Care Pt. II;
Fred Thomas – Cops Don’t Care Pt. II;
Kraftwerk – Mitternacht.
Last week we had a pleasure to see Joe Jack Talcum at the Beachland. Joe’s show was a very touching solo acoustic performance. He brought with himself another duet, also based in Philly, called The Bassturds. He also carried a box with the brand new Dead Milkmen CD. They reunited this year to record a selection of new tunes, but this time with Dandrew on bass replacing Dave Blood. So, in the first part of today’s show we listen to new tunes for the Milkmen, Joe Jack and The Bassturds. After that, we have some other artists with new records. Rock legend Duane Eddy is here, as well as Buddy Miller on a Tom T. Hall cover. Beautiful Amy LaVere is also here with her double bass. Black Lips have a new record, and let us not forget The Cajun Country Revival with their portion of Louisiana madness.
Let me just mention in the end that this is the last Little Lighthouse show and post until October, since we’re taking a small summer break.
The Dead Milkmen – The King in Yellow – William Bloat;
Joe Jack Talcum – Lonelyland;
Joe Jack Talcum – Dean’s Dream;
The Bassturds – Talk To Me;
Ornamental Wigwam – Er Bits Du;
Rory Gallagher – Wheels Within Wheels (Alternative Version);
Aaron Spades – Tired of You;
Duane Eddy – Movin’ and Groovin’;
Duane Eddy – Primeval;
Buddy Miller – Sneaky Snake [feat Duane Eddy];
Amy LaVere – That Beat;
Amy LaVere – A Great Divide;
Black Lips – Modern Art;
Cute Lepers – I Can’t Do Things;
The Godfathers – This Damn Nation;
Disciplina Kicme – Prestani da mrzis!;
Mama Rosin with Hipbone Slim and the Kneetremblers – Paint The Town Red;
Jesse Lege, Joel Savoy And The Cajun Country Revival – S’en aller sur l’Cortableau;
Willy Deville – Venus of Avenue D.
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Last week we had a pleasure to see Joe Jack Talcum at the Beachland. Joe’s show was a very touching solo acoustic performance. He brought with himself another duet, also based in Philly, called The Bassturds. He also carried a box with the brand new Dead Milkmen CD. They reunited this year to record a selection of new tunes, but this time with Dandrew on bass replacing Dave Blood. So, in the first part of today’s show we listen to new tunes for the Milkmen, Joe Jack and The Bassturds. After that, we have some other artists with new records. Rock legend Duane Eddy is here, as well as Buddy Miller on a Tom T. Hall cover. Beautiful Amy LaVere is also here with her double bass. Black Lips have a new record, and let us not forget The Cajun Country Revival with their portion of Louisiana madness.
