In our Vinyl Junkyard special series, we feature some old scratchy records, all found somewhere cheap collecting dust in a bargain bin. Today we feature Džuboks flexies. Džuboks was a monthly entertainment magazine focusing on rock and pop music that featured a 6″ flexi record inserted inside in an envelope. There was 16 flexies total between 1967 and 1968. Those were incredibly important in Yugoslavia with circulation cca hundred thousands and each contained contemporary hit from the US and UK rock and pop charts of the moment. They were very well done, fully licensed and they still sound great and most songs are truly some of the greatest written in that period. They were pressed by Jugoton and the publisher used the records to advertise their normal vinyl releases on 7″ and 12″ records. Influence on the local readership and scene in Yugoslavia was immeasurable. To fill up the rest of the hour, I included three greatest Yugo rock originals from that period and I’m closing with two Polish postcard records. My Džuboks flexies are in great condition and my Polish postcards are were heavily damaged. Yet all are extremely charming and I’m playing them directly from the sources.
Grupa 220 – Osmijeh
Indexi – Ruke pružam
Kameleoni – Sjaj izgubljene ljubavi
Rolling Stones – Have You Seen Your Mother Baby Standing In The Shadow
The Who – Happy Jack
The Royal Guardsmen – Snoopy vs The Red Baron
Rolling Stones – Ruby Tuesday
Nancy and Frank Sinatra – Something Stupid
Easybeats – Friday on my Mind
Eric Burdon and The Animals – When I Was Young
Cliff Richard – I’ll Come Running
The Shadows – Running Out Of World
Alan Price Set – House That Jack Built
Box Tops – The Letter
Paul Jones – Sons And Lovers
Dave Clark Five – Everybody Knows
The Beatles – Hello Goodbye
Beach Boys – Darlin’
Lulu – Me The Peaceful Heart
New Vaudeville Band – Winchester Cathedral
Cliff Richard – We Say Yeah
The Amplifier Heads joined forces with Barrence Whitfield on their new single. Daniel Romano has a new album with his Outfit. Dream Machine over in Utah have a new single. Kill Devil Hills from Perth, AU have a new album. Reflectors are back with another super catchy tune. Roots rock duet Courettes from Denmark continue their productive sequence of hits. We even have a bit of a supergroup today. Members of Spongetones, Spygenius plus Chris Church and Dolph Chaney collaborate in The Electromagnates. John Larson has a new song with his Silver Fields. Our friends from the first episodes Special Pillow have a new album over in New Jersey. Hurray For The Riff Raff are also finally debuting in our show after being unjustly ignored for years. All and more today in the Lighthouse.
Fugs – Morning Morning
The Amplifier Heads with Barrence Whitfield – They Came To Rock
Daniel Romano – You can steal my kiss
Daniel Romano’s Outfit – Jokerman
Steely Dan – Barrytown
The Special Pillow – A Certain Level of Uncertainty
Hurray For The Riff Raff – Hawkmoon
Rose Garden – Look What You’ve Done
Spencer Davis Group – Every Little Thing
John Larson and The Silver Fields – Don’t Look Too Fast
The Electromagnates – Airwave Hello
J Mascis – Set Me Down
Big Trouble House – Hundreds of Refugees
The Courettes – Shake!
The Reflectors – All The Way Down
Dolph Chaney – Californiagain
Fendahlene – When the Hit Began
The Kill Devil Hills – Prescribed Burns
Dream Machine – Find Me Again
Doris Melton – Red Flowers
Roots rock and blues episode today with the new music from Left Lane Cruiser from Indiana and Italian duet Devils. Greg Cartwright is back with his new project Hypos with Scott McMicken. Seth James from Texas created a very cool tribute to Delbert McClinton. We heard Mike Zito in a Creedence Clearwater Revival cover, and now we also check out his own new tune. We introduce trio from New York Jamie McLean Band and UK band Hanks Company Band and Mint Biscuit.
Left Lane Cruiser and 20 Watt Tombstone – Laid to the Bone
Left Lane Cruiser – Juice To Get Loose
The Devils – Divine Is The Illusion
The Devils – White Collar Wolf
Arrogants – Stoned Blues
The Hypos – Tore My Whole World Down
Seth James – Maybe Someday Baby
Delbert McClinton – Maybe Someday Baby
Arthur Adams – Do What Cha Doin’
Mike Zito – Nobody Moves Me Like You Do
Jamie McLean Band – Open Up
Eramus Hall – Your Love Is My Desire
Alexis Corner – Blue Mink
Hanks Company Band – Manifesting Prayer
Mint Biscuit – Laguna Bugera
Guadalupe Plate – Stabat Master
Today we welcome J Mascis and David Nance both with the new albums. Also, returning to the Little Lighthouse we have Ghost Funk Orchestra from New York and Hightown Pirates from UK. Avi C. Engel is also back, but with a new name (used to be Clara Engel). We introduce Sleeveens with roots in Ireland, Fast Eddy from Denver CO, The Other Hit from Minneapolis, Reitxel O. from Spain. Gaby Moreno is a really well established name in the world of pop music, but here she is for the first time at the Little Lighthouse too!
The Honey Pot – Comfy’s Honey Jar
The Sleeveens – Give My Regards To The Dancing Girls
Fast Eddy – Spirit Commander
Dinosaur JR – Watch The Corners
J Mascis – What Do We Do Now
David Nance – Mock the Hours
David Nance – 5, 2 and 4
Hightown Pirates – 1000 Nights
Ghost Funk Orchestra – Nova
Freedom Hawk – Age of The Idiot
The Other Hit – Stone’s Throw
Reitxel O. – Throw it away
Doris Melton – Everyone is my Enemy
Gaby Moreno – Solid Ground
Avi C. Engel – Ladybird, What’s Wrong
Ty Segall – Eggman
International hard rock selection today with Cardinals Folly from Finland, Blood Lightning from Boston, MA, Young James Long from Dallas, TX, Appalooza from Brittany, France, Myrkur from Denmark, Syteria from UK, Sister Midnight from LA, Blues Emergency from Toronto, Canada and Transit Method from Austin TX.
Sheer Mag – Steels Sharpens Steel
Cardinals Folly – Ride Or Die 666
Blood Lightning – Bananaconda
Sun Crow – Nothing Behind
Young James Long – Bornou Man
Appalooza – Framed
Shotgun Sawyer – Ain’t Trying to Go Down Slow
Myrkur – Like Humans
Syteria – Monsters
Sisteria – Hunger
Sister Midnight – Sold My Soul
Hermano – The Bottle
The Wytches – Something to Fall Back On
The Blues Emergency – Quicksand
Transit Method – Nightmare Machines
Graveyard – Rampant Fields
Roots rock review today with the new track from Walter Daniels, who joined forces with Jack Oblivian. We have some recent work from the Spanish band Guadalupe Plata, Jessy Dayton from Texas, Lilli Lewis from New Orleans and we introduce Cinelli Brothers from London and Diablogato from Boston. We check out a new track be Arthur Adams, an 80 year old blues legend who is still going strong. Mike Zito and Sonny Landreth joined forces on a new Creedence Clearwater tribute.
Mose Allison – The Seventh Son
Walter Daniels Meets Jack Oblivian and the Sheiks – 7th Son
Guadalupe Plata – Al Infierno que Vayas
Guadalupe Plata – Esqueleto
Hipbone Slim and the Kneejerkers – Kneecapped
Jesse Dayton – Baby’s Long Gone
Mike Zito & Sonny Landreth – Fortunate Son
Janiva Magness – Fortunate Son
Divine Horsemen – Talking in your Sleep Again
Lilli Lewis – Sin Eater
Arthur Adams – Kick Up Some Dust
Terry Adams – These Blues
NRBQ – Scraps
David Craven & Jon S Williams – Trees sing
The Cinelli Brothers – Ain’t Blue But I Sigh
Diablogato – Blasphemy
Buddy Guy & Junior Wells – When I Feel Better
Kerri Powers – Rusted Bell
Arthur Adams – Let Your Hair Down
Luther Dickinson – Boom Boom
Today we have a covers special. I gathered some of the most interesting covers in the past year that I haven’t played yet in any of the previous shows. I hope it’s going to be interesting for all!
The Shivas – Love Buzz
The Masonics – New Rose
CTMF – Love Comes in Spurts
Hambone Skinny – Green Manalishi with the Two Pronged Crown
The Well Wishers – Flip Your Wig
Chrome Spiders – Jumping Jack Flash
J.T,IV – I Wish I Was Your Mother
Civic – Needle In The Camel’s Eye
Tav Falco Panther Burns – Bangkok
Chris Stamey – She Might Look My Way
Leadfinger – Left of the Dial
Local H – Birth, School, Work, Death
The Routes – Ever Fallen in Love
Tommy & The Roockets – Heart Of The City
The Downhauls – Hazy Shade Of Winter
Eilen Jewell – Shakin’ All Over
The Third Mind – Why Not Your Baby
Julie Christensen – Can’t Find My Way Home
Eamon McGrath – Straight To Hell
International garage rock review today with the latest tunes from The Volcanics (Perth AU), Ladrones (Atlanta GA), Lisa Beat and the Liars (Ancona IT), Smoggers (Sevilla, SP), Poison Boys (Chicago IL), The Mings (Eindhoven, NL), Judges (Melbourne AU), Arrogants (Lille FR) and Coffin (Sydney AU).
The Brandos – Strychnine
The Volcanics – Saturday Night
Ladrones – Energia
Dinos Boys – She’s Outdated
Tyvek – Rhythm _ Pattern
Brad Marino – A.D.H.D.
Lisa Beat And The Liars – Italian Sun
Ramones – California Sun
The Sonics – Strychnine
The Smoggers – Strychnine
Poison Boys – Run and Hide
Brat Farrar – It’s on me
The Animals – I’m Crying
The Mings – I Don’t Matter to You
The Judges – The House Always Wins
KÜken – Out Of The Water
Dion Lunadon – Rocks On
The Arrogants – No Plan
COFFIN – Sydney King
Zerodent – Oakfield Dreams
Sugar Tradition – Out of Time
Fret Rattles – Stop Holding On
We first make a stop at San Francisco where we catch up with Charles Moothart and Ty Segall, both well known to the regular inhabitants of The Little Lighthouse. Tommy Stinson put forces together with Chip Rogers and released an album as Cowboys in the Campfire. Also in California, we check out the new name for us, Decibels. Over in Texas, we introduce Nite Sobs and Emily Wolfe. In Salt Lake City, we introduce an upcoming young multi instrumentalist and singer songwriter Makki Jones. Internationally, we hear new music from The Empire Strikes and Zac from Italy. Fran Aschroft has new songs, and back in the original New Wave and Punk days, Fran was in The Monos!
The Lemon Twigs – My Golden Years
Charles Moothart – Roll
Ty Segall – My Best Friend
Ty Segall – I’m Free
Fuzz – Nothing People
Nite Sobs – Do You Wanna Be in Love
The Decibels – Enough
Red Mass – A Boy and His Robot
Outtacontroller – Gimme Nothin’
The Empire Strikes – Take it easy
Fran Ashcroft – Longhaired Git
The Monos! – Teenage confessions
Lemonheads – Seven Out
Zac – Summer Dreamers
Tommy Stinson’s Cowboys in the Campfire – Karma’s Bitch
Bash And Pop – Friday Night Is Killing Me
The Replacements – Awake Tonight
Emily Wolfe – Silencer
Makki Jones – A New World
The Beatles – I Need You
Today we check out the newest on the singer-songwriter scene. We check back with Dori Freeman from Virginia, Margo Cilker from Washington state and Kerri Powers from Connecticut. Country music legend Suzy Bogguss is back with the new record. We introduce Lauren Watkins and Jessi Colter from Nashville, Hannah White from UK and Jaimie Wyatt from Los Angeles.
Graciehorse – Hollow Head
Lauren Watkins – Fine County Line
Hannah White – The Aftershow
Lydia Loveless – Toothache
Sara Petite – Forbidden Fruit
Jessi Colter – With or Without You
Jaime Wyatt – Back To The Country
Whitney Rose – Can’t Remember Happiness
Laura Cantrell – When The Roses Bloom Again
Dori Freeman – Gonna Be A Good Time
Margo Cilker – Lowland Trail
Meghan Maike – Chase The Wind
Brennen Leigh – Carole With An E
Kerri Powers – Morning Glory, Midnight Blue
Suzy Bogguss – It’s Too Late
Lindsay Lou – Rules
Elizabeth Moen – Where’s My Bike
Podcasting from Cleveland, Ohio. Broadcasting on Radio Kragujevac, every Sunday from 4-5pm (Central European Time). Streaming on Rock XS every Thursday at Midnight (Eastern European Time).
