Today we have two new records. Legendary Fleshtones have a new album called Brooklyn Sound Solutions and they are also playing tonight in Cleveland at my favorite club Beachland. Holly Golightly is also back with another Brokeoffs release called No Help Coming. Last week we introduced Middle Brother, and today we continue listening to their self-titled record with a tune that features Nashville singer-songwriter Johnny Corndawg. He’s a new name at the Little Lighthouse, so we also check out one of his own tunes. Other than that, you may enjoy some glam hits and sixties straight-in-the-gut rock tunes from our today’s playlist.
Henry Mancini – The Party;
The Fleshtones – Day Tripper;
Hayvanlar Alemi – Mega Lambada;
Demon’s Claws – Catch Her By The Tail;
Tarbox Ramblers – Jack of Diamonds;
ing – Jack of Hearts;
Holly Golightly And The Brokeoffs – Jack O’Diamonds;
Holly Golightly And The Brokeoffs – Here Lies My Love;
Lucinda Williams – Born To Be Loved;
Sweet – Wig-Wam Bam;
Suzy Quatro – 48 Crash;
Slade – Man Who Speeks Evil;
Wille Nile – Hear You Breathe;
Middle Brother – Middle Brother (Feat Jonny Corndawg);
Johnny Corndawg – Shut Up;
The Marmalade – Rollin’ My Thing;
The Gods – Long Time Sad Time Bad Time;
Tim Lee 3 – Sirens.
Today we remember Jet Harris, the original bass player for The Shadows. He died on March 18 this year. We also have two new supergroups today. Middle Brother consists of members from musicians that normally play in Deer Tick, Dawes and Delta Spirit. They have a great new album, which I think surpasses everything they did in their individual bands. The other supergroup is Obits, which consists of former members of Hot Snakes and Edsel. We know their previous album I Blame You very well at the Little Lighthouse, and now they have a new one called Moody Standard and Poor.