Today we start off with the new album by Nashville’s own Margo Price. Everybody is talking about it these days! Lynn Miles and Norma MacDonald are new introductions from Canada. Over in UK, we have Hannah White and The Nordic Connections, as well as the duet Snowgoose with Jim McCulloch and Anna Sheard. Marianne Dissard from Tucson AZ covers a Steely Dan song and Josephine from New York City has a new single. We also introduce Weyes Blood and Natalie Laura Mering, clearly later than most other relevant rock shows, but their music fell through the cracks for me last year and I’ve just figured out how much her voice reminds me of the legendary Jadranka Stojaković.
The Haden Triplets – Say You Will;
Margo Price – Twinkle Twinkle;
Lynn Miles – Main St.;
Whitney Rose – Better Man;
Sylvia Rose Novak – South Of Boulder;
Hannah White & The Nordic Connections – Gotta Work Harder;
Norma MacDonald – Wonder in the Summer;
Aubrie Sellers – Under The Sun;
Beth Bombara – I Only Cry When I’m Alone;
Josephine – Shipwrecked;
Snowgoose – Gave Up Without A Sound;
Judy Dyble And Andy Lewis – My Electric Chauffeur;
Big Hogg – When We Were Young;
Tami Neilson – Tell Me That You Love Me;
Nicole Atkins – In The Splinters;
Marianne Dissard – Dirty Work;
Weyes Blood – Something to Believe;
Jadranka Stojaković – Gdje si duÅ¡o.
We of with two new interesting records form two ladies. Hayley Thompson-King kicks off with a surprising mixture of americana and europeana, and Lilly Hiatt who steadily provides great sounding records. Tall Juan is a new name from Queens, New York City, and in some ways, it does pay a tribute to the original pride of Queens, The Ramones. Lost Baloons come from Wisconsin and they had an excellent show in Cleveland, so we hear them in our live segment and we also check out their new album. Smog Veil record label mailed me a big box of records, and sifting through them, I picked The Prisoners and The Robert Besnick Band for this show. And, as an exclusive preview, we hear a brand new track from Cheese Borger and his Cleveland Steamers. Today’s show is dedicated to Holger Czukay of Can and Walter Becker of Steely Dan, to guys that indebted rock’n’roll in great, although very different ways. They died within two days from one another in early September.
