Donnie Fritts recorded a new tribute to the late and great singer songwriter Arthur Alexander, and we sample in in this episode. Our pals, Plastic Pals from Sweden are also back with the new single. Walter Lure who used to be one of Johnny Thunders’ Heartbreakers is back with his band The Waldos. We also introduce The Peawees from Italy, Record Company from Los Angeles, Vines from Sydney Australia, and Subsonics from Atlanta, GA.
The Rolling Stones – You Better Move On;
The Peawees – As Long As You Can Sleep;
The Record Company – Coming Home;
Wussy – Jonah;
Texxcoco – Interludio;
Ford Madox Ford – Before The Fall;
Walter Lure & The Waldos – Lazy Day;
The Plastic Pals – Connecting;
Peter Blegvad – Powers In The Air;
Danny & The Doorknobs – Birthday Wishes;
The Vines – Hate the Sound;
Subsonics – He’s a Keeper of the Fire;
Dot Dash – Holly Garland;
The Lemon Twigs – Never In My Arms, Always In My Heart;
Marc Ribot’s Ceramic Dog – Shut That Kid Up;
Joe Bonsall – Pauve Hobo (Poor Hobo);
Arthur Alexander – You Better Move On;
Donnie Fritts – You Better Move On.
Today’s show is dedicated to Larry Ramos, the singer who was a part of The Association, starting with their third album Insight Out. He passed away last week. We remember him with two tunes, but we also celebrate some new music as well. We introduce The Record Company, a band from Los Angeles. On the other band, in Brooklyn NYC we have a new really fun band called Screamin’ Rebel Angels. Greg Oblivian’s Reigning Sound have a new single. Los Puchos is a new name from Phoenix AZ. They put their music out exclusively on cassette tapes. Tame Impala have a new live LP. We also check out two recent LPs by Brimstone Howl. They were a great band from Omaha who broke up some 7 years ago, but before they split, they recorded two albums. One back home in Omaha and the other one in Detroit with Jim Diamond. Those albums were shelved and waited until recently only to show up in limited edition vinyl. John Ziegler, vocalist from that band also has a new band called The Lupines.