If you like round numbers, then you should be excited that this is the 800th episode of “shortened” Little Lighthouse, since I moved to Ohio. If you add over 200 episodes from Utah and Louisiana, we’re way pass 1000 episodes. Other than that, we give you another average Little Lighthouse show (which is way beyond anything in the podcast universe). We start off with veterans: Paul Weller and Richard Thompson. Another veteran is our good friend Mike Watt, who has a new album with his Italian friends Stefano Pilia and Paolo Mongardi. We also have new tunes by John Larson from Providence, Lava Fangs from Melgourne, Sticker Clun from Sydney, Magic Fig from San Francisco and Street Panther from Montreal. A special treat is a great new singer, debuting at The Little Lighthouse, Grace Cummings from Melbourne.
Paul Weller – All The Pictures On The Wall [Demo]
Paul Weller – jumble queen
Richard Thompson – The Fear Never Leaves You
Richard and Linda Thompson – Jet Plane in a Rocking Chair
Fernando Perdomo – The Silent Sun
John Larson and The Silver Fields – Don’t Look Too Fast
Lava Fangs – Photograph
Daniel Romano – Where’s paradise_
Mike Watt – Piss-Bottle Man
If Sogno Del Marinaio – Purple, Orange, Green + Yellow
The Sticker Club – Way Up High
Motorpsycho – Hey, Jane
The Loons – Daffodils Or Despair
Magic Fig – Goodbye Suzy
Grace Cummings – Ramona
Doris Troy – A School For Fools
The Stems – Leave You Way Behind
Lucius – Hey, Doreen (The New Recording)
Street Panther – Aggro
Gyasi – Cheap High
The Rolling Stones visited Cleveland for the last time on June 15th this year, so we’re doing a small tribute to the greatest band in the world. Not much else to add here! Enjoy!
The Rolling Stones – I Wanna Be Your Man
The Rolling Stones – Fortune Teller
Idoli – Hajde!
Partibrejkers – Stoj Johnny
Elektricni Orgazam – Bejbe ti nisi tu
Lado Leskovar – To ni za me zadoscenje
Elvis J. Kurtovich and his Meteors – Da bog da crk’o Rokenrol
Elvis J. Kurtovich and his Meteors – Bascharshy Hanumen
Elektricni Orgazam – Citadel
VIS Mladi – Mona
Siluete – Uzmi ili ostavi
Zona B – As Tears Go By
Zlatni Akordi – Ostajes sama
Prele – Necu da se predam
Azra – Zadovoljstina
Legija – Odlazi dusa moja
Don Mentony Band – Mrtve roze
Laibach – Sympathy For The Devil
The Rolling Stones – Poison Ivy
Today we have a long list of exciting new music. Helios Creed from California has a new album. We introduce Omni from Atlanta GA, who recently had a really good show in Cleveland. They have a collaboration with Automatic, lead by charismatic Izzy Glaudini. We check out Drin from Cincinnati, Everything Else from Liverpool, Nass Zuruck from LA, The Amazing, Vaguess from LA, a ten piece band Velociprator from Australia and Uranium Club from Minneapolis.
A Place to Bury Strangers reissue an older single and we check it out.
Motorpsycho – Sterling Says
Helios Creed – The Descent
Omni & Izzy Glaudini – Plastic Pyramid
Automatic – On the Edge
Suitor – Waitress
The Drin – Venom
A Place To Bury Strangers – Change Your God
Ty Segall – Reflections
Alicja-Pop – I’m Here I’m There
Everything Else – Uncertain
Nass zuruck – Believe
David Nance – Tergiverstation
Milk Lines – Crib Death
The Amazing – I Think I Found a Way
Vaguess – Cease To Grieve
Descartes a Kant – The Mess We’ve Made
Leigh Gregory – Hit the Brakes
Velociraptor – Timebong
Uranium Club – Game Show
Paraf – Platno siroko
One more hard rock review today with new tunes by Obsessed, Pink Mexico and Sunwatchers. Plus introducing Puck from Turkey, Tidal Wave from Sweden, Ritual King from UK, Carlton Melton from San Francisco and Colour Haze from Germany.
The Obsessed – Be the Night (Demo)
The Obsessed – Jailine
Puck – Shukuchi
Curse the Son – Effigy
Tidal Wave – Manuscript 512
Pink Mexico – swear words
Transit Method – Another Wasted Life
Ritual King – Words Divide
Carlton Melton – Cloudstorming
Nothing Behind – Sun Crow
Colour Haze – Goldmine
Sunwatchers – World People
Shotgun Sawyer – Ain’t Trying to Go Down Slow
Today Little Lighthouse turns into little mortuary. We say goodbye to several great rock musicians who all passed away recently. Guitarist of MC5, Wayne Kramer passed away of pancreatic cancer on February 2nd. Singer of Jeff Beck Group, The Gass and Hummingbird, Bobby Tench passed away on February 19th. Denny Laine who was a founding member of The Moody Blues and played with Paul McCartney in Wings passed away on December 5th last year. Dex Romweber of Flat Duo Jets passed away on Februay 16h. Mojo Nixon died on February 7th. Scott Kempner who was in Dictators, Del Lords and Brandos passed away on November 29th last year. The last one we pay tribute to this time is Melanie, who passed away on January 23rd.
MC5 – Kick Out The Jams
Wayne Kramer – Danground Madness
MC5 – Teenage Lust
MC5 – Miss X
The Jeff Beck Group – Highway
The Jeff Beck Group – Going Down
The Gass – Black Velvet
The Moody Blues – And My Baby’s Gone
Wings – Again and Again And Again
Paul McCartney and The Wings – No Words
The Flat Duo Jets – Wild Trip
The Flat Duo Jets – Rock House
The Flat Duo Jets – Stalkin
Mojo Nixon And Skid Roper – Burn Down The Malls
Mojo Nixon and Skid Roper – Amsterdam Dog Shit Blues
Mojo Nixon – Girlfriend in a Coma
The Del-Lords – True Love
The Del-Lords – Mercenary
The Del-Lords – Cheyenne
Melanie – Maybe Not For A Lifetime
Melanie – Don’t Wait By The Water
Blues and roots rock special today with new music from Ghalia Volt from Belgium, Matt walker from Australia, Spoon from Texas, Ida Mae and Rob Clarke from UK, Jason Ricci from New Orleans. Plus, Robert Filney and Gabe Carter appear on Dan Auerbach’s contemporary blues rock compilation. Plus, legendary Bobby Rush is back on tour and with the new album too.
Buddy and Julie Miller – I Been Around
Ghalia Volt – Every Cloud
Matt Walker – All By Myself
King Khan – Hot Dog For Melvin
Spoon – She’s Fine, She’s Mine
Bobby Rush – Running In And Out
Fred Davis – Wine Hop
Gabe Carter – Buffalo Road
Robert Finley – Miss Kitty
GA-20 – Jolene
Ida Mae – American Cars
Jason Ricci and the Bad Kind – 5-10-15
Joe Simon – Drowning In the Sea of Love
Rob Clarke – She’s A Mean
Mark Lanegan with Nick Cave and Warren Ellis – Go Tell The Mountain
Little Sister – Stanga
Loud and heavy rocking episode today with new music from J Mascis’ Heavy Blanket and San Francisco band Older Sun. Lydia Lunch is here with a cover of Black Sabbath’s War Pigs. We introduce two bands from Melbourne AU: Cable Ties and Civic. Also, new for us are Märvel from Sweden and Blue Heron from Albuquerque, NM. Towards the end of the show, we pay a tribute to Van Conner, bass player of Screaming Trees who passed away on January 17th this year. He was only 55.
Sisteria – Om-Yes
Civic – Born in the Heat
MÄRVEL – All For The Glory
Stack Waddy – Rosalyn
Heavy Blanket – Crushed
Older Sun – Misty Mountains
The Deviants – Broken Biscuits
Blue Heron – Push the Sky
Lydia Lunch – War Pigs
The Mark Of Cain – Visions Of Love
Predatür – Take A Walk
Cable Ties – Perfect Client
Screaming Trees – Julie Paradise
Solomon Grundy – My Mind
Today we check out new jams by Mythic Sunship from Denmark and Dead Meadow from Washington DC. Arizonians Naïm Amor and John Convertino collaborate on very interesting instrumentals. Introducing this week, Odd Men Out and Korb from London UK, Elkhorn from New York, Marcel Borrack from Melbourne Australia and Third Sound from Berlin.
Ghost Funk Orchestra – Blood Moon;
Odd Men Out – Summer;
Mythic Sunship – Tempest;
Mike Baggetta, Jim Keltner, Mike Watt – Everywhen We Go (Slight Return);
Naïm Amor and John Convertino – Black Foot Shuffle;
Elkhorn – Wilderness;
David Craven & Jon S Williams – Mountain;
Korb – Android;
Marcel Borrack – Marcel Borrack – Stop Trippin’;
Daliborovo Granje – Mehana;
Dead Meadow – Valmont’s Pad;
The Third Sound – Ghosts of Memphis;
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard – Ice V.
Welcome to the first regular Lighthouse in 2023! We have new tunes from Trotsky Icepick, Starcrawler, Brower, Speedways and The Routes. Speedways from UK and Brower from New York have exceptionally catchy new tunes. We introduce Pointed Sticks from Canada, Rayland Baxter from Nashville and Varonas from Spain. We also have two tributes. One to Terry Hall, the vocalist of The Specials and leader of Fun Boy Three and the other to Massimo Savic, legendary Yugo rock singer. Both passed away last month.
The Walker Brothers – The Sun Ain’t Gonna Shine Anymore;
Dorian Gray – Sjaj u tami;
Trotsky Icepick – Girl You Got to Change;
Petrified Max – The Big W (Happy New Year);
Mick Trouble – Me and the Riddle Tree;
Brower – Where is the Magic;
The Speedways – Secret Secrets;
Deniz Tek – Home;
Fruit Tones – Cream & Sugar;
The Pointed Sticks – Out Of Luck;
The Pointed Sticks – There’s The Door;
Rayland Baxter – Tadpole;
BBQT – JUMPOUTS (single version);
Starcrawler – Thursday;
Varonas – Décadas;
Doctor Explosion – Grises;
The Routes – Lead Lined Clouds;
Fun Boy Three – The Lunatics (Have Taken Over The Asylum);
The Specials – Friday Night Saturday Morning;
The Specials – Concrete Jungle.
This is a nice little overview of the new female country rock scene. We start off with Kimberly Morgan York from Southern Kentucky. Then we check in with Nikki Lane from Nashville. Also in Nashville, we have Kelsey Waldon and Caitlin Rose. Over in Finland, we check out Erja Lyytinen. On the other side of the planed, we check in with Tami Neilson and Freya Josephine Hollick. In Canada, we hear the new stuff by Mariel Buckley. Stateside, Sunny Sweeney from Austin has a new record and so does Mean Mary from Geneva, Alabama.
Julie Christensen – Gloryland;
Kimberly Morgan York – Fallen;
Nikki Lane – Denim & Diamonds;
Sophie & The Broken Things – Heavy Metal;
Erja Lyytinen – Bad Seed;
Tami Neilson – Mama’s Talkin’;
Sarah Petite – Runnin’;
Mariel Buckley – Neon Blue;
Kelsey Waldon – History Repeats Itself;
The HawtThorns – On the Way;
Freya Josephine Hollick – Impossible to Love;
Sunny Sweeney – Someday you’ll call my name;
Sylvia Rose Novak – A Better Euphemism, Still;
Mean Mary – No Man’s Land;
Caitlin Rose – Black Obsidian;
Jamie McDell – Botox.
Podcast made in Cleveland, Ohio. Syndicated by Prvi Prvi na Skali in Kragujevac, Serbia. Sponsored by Blue Arrow Records and Baby Next.
