Today’s show is concentrated on Australia. On the 40th anniversary of the greatest rock compilation ever, the original Nuggets, a bunch of Australian bands gathered to make a tribute these days. The tribute is entitled Nuggets Antipodean Interpolations of the First Psychedelic Era and it brings to us 27 bands from the new Australian garage rock scene. This time we bring two new names from that record: Tiny Migrants and Palms. Outside the compilation, but still from Australia, we have duet Digger and The Pussycats and the new supergroup consisted of two members from The Beasts of Bourbon and two members from The Drones. The band is called Spencer P. Jones and the Nothing Butts. From Europe, we have My Buddy Moose, Americana band from Rijeka, Croatia, with their new single and the new name from San Francisco scene Kelley Stoltz. But the biggest news this week is definitely Eric Burdon who joined forces with Greenhornes for the new, exciting EP!
The Rolling Stones – Time Waits For No One;
Mouse And The Traps – A Public Execution;
Tiny Migrants – A Public Execution;
Tiny Migrants – Fishpond Goldmine;
Palms – Love;
Palms – Don’t Look Back;
Remains – Don’t Look Back;
The Animals – When I Was Young;
Eric Burdon And The Greenhornes – Can You Win;
Digger And The Pussycats – I Hope You Don’t Mind About Your Sister;
Dead Sweaters – Spy (Live in CLE);
Spencer P. Jones And The Nothing Butts – Only a Matter of Time;
Kelley Stoltz – (My Baby Always Knows) What Time It Is;
My Buddy Moose – Fucking Boring;
Cheap Wine – Lost Inside;
Modern Superstitions – Bandits;
Mark Lanegan – Burn The Flames.
Today we begin with a block of Los Angeles garage bands and we choose the songs from the latest Nuggets compilation, called Where The Action Is. We take a chance to reflect especially on Sky Saxon, legendary member of The Seeds who passed away earlier this summer. Rickie Lee Jones has a new album out called Balm In Gilead and it’s filled with smoky, intimate, slow tempo tunes. We also check in with Marshall Crenshaw and his new album called Jaggedland and with the Drive-By Truckers guy Patterson Hood who has an exciting new solo album out called Murdering Oscar.