Well tempered international episode today with catchy tunes from Dahlmans from Norway, Hillbilly Moon Explosion from Switzerland, Nice Biscuit from Brisbane Australia, Color Green from LA, Meringues from Canada. And new music from LA’s Beachwood Sparks and La Luz, Bonny Doon from Detroit and Rat Columns from Australia.
Nancy Sinatra – In Our Time
The Dahlmanns – Lucky
Beachwood Sparks – My Love, My Love
Beachwood Sparks – Sister Rose
The Hillbilly Moon Explosion – Sometimes Late At Night
Nice Biscuit – Rain
La Luz – San Fernando Shadow Blues
La Luz – News of the Universe
Bonny Doon – Clock Keeps Ticking
Las Nubes – Silhouetted Man
Rob Griffiths – Helliday
Color Green – God In A $
Plunderers – Strange Affection
The Meringues – Shambles
Rat Columns – Galilee
Rat Columns – Ashes Of A Rose
Cody Dickinson – Homewrecker
Grace Cummings – Something Going ‘Round
Today we start with the new tune from LA band Berries. We check out a couple of more California artists. Tony Molina, for instance, who just announced his new album. Petrified Max, with LA punk legends Vitus Mataré and John Rosewall is back with their third album Everything’s Beautiful Now which sounds flawless. La Luz from Seattle have two new releases, a new single and a new instrumental album. From Australia, we check out L.A. Mood. Over in Helsinki, Finland, we check out Black Lizard. In Boston, we introduce The Gypsy Moths and in Chicago, we introduce Dedh.
The Berries – Heavy Rain;
The Berries – Prime;
Black Lizard – Trouble Ahead;
Trotsky Icepick – Love Song With Migraine;
Petrified Max – Three Times Gone;
Petrified Max – Formerly Mr. Softy;
L.A. Mood – Catch the Sun;
Replacements – Unsatisfied;
So Gung Ho – Unresolved;
Best Bets – Whataworld;
Tony Molina – The Last Time;
The Gypsy Moths – The Continuing Story Of Arthur Duffy;
The Junior League – Library Bar;
Chris Cacavas – On My Back;
Guided By Voices – Alex Bell;
Dehd – Bad Love;
La Luz – San Fernando Shadow Blues;
La Luz – Spider House;
Evie Sands – Don’t Look Back, Don’t Look Down.
Trippy show today with two Canadian bands: Possum from Toronto and Elevator To Hell from New Brunswick. Two tributes, one to Roky Erickson and the other one to Bubble Puppy. In particular, we hear the new version of Don’t Fall Down by Black Angels and Hot Smoke and Sassafras by Deniz Tek and newly reformed Rittenhouse Square, featuring Mitch Easter, Peter Holsapple, Will Rigby, Chris Stamey and Don Dixon. We also introduce Fuzzy Lights from UK, Ribbons of Euphoria from Greece and hear new music from La Luz and The Shivas. We end the show with an obit to Sarajevo musician and master of ceremonies Zvonimir Altarac ÄŒiÄak who passed away in March this year.
Grand Union – She Said, She Said;
Possum – Gala at the Universe City;
Deniz Tek & the Mortmen – Hot Smoke & Sassafrass;
Rittenhouse Square – Hot Smoke & Sassafras;
Bubble Puppy – Hot Smoke and Sassafras;
The Fingers – I Hear The Sun;
13th Floor Elevators – Don’t Fall Down;
All The Saints – Don’t Fall Down;
The Black Angels – Don’t Fall Down;
Elevator to Hell – I’ve Gone for a Ride;
The Barrier – Dawn Breaks Through;
The Goatdancers – Eat Me Alive;
Dave Davies – Creeping Jam;
Fuzzy Lights – Maiden’s Call;
La Luz – In the Country;
The Drag Set – Day And Night;
The Shivas – If I Could Choose;
Ribbons of Euphoria – 3 4ers;
Indexi – Negdje u kraju, u zatiÅ¡ju;
ÄŒiÄak – Moj drug.
Today we check out the new music from King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, La Luz, Laissez Fairs, Ghost Funk Orchestra and Altin Gun. We introduce an international lineup of phych tinted tunes by Daliborovo Granje from Croatia, 62 Miles From Space from Russia and Nik Turner from the UK. Take a trip with us.
Had – Suncani dan;
The Laissez Fairs – Crying City;
Daliborovo granje – Mehana;
Air – Twelve O’Clock Satanial;
62 Miles From Space – Sentinel;
Nik Turner – Sygnus;
John Dwyer, Nick Murray, Brad Caulkins, Tom Dolas, Greg Coates8 On Your Way Now;
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard – O.N.E;
La Luz – Don’t Leave Me On The Earth;
The Most – Woah! Hot Cinders;
Leb i Sol – Kako ti drago;
Ghost Funk Orchestra – Lone;
Altin Gun – Sevda Olmasaydi;
Sevil & Ayla – Bebek;
Secret Oyster – Mind Movie.
Today we introduce the new power pop band Hawk, which features David Hawkins along with Ken Stringfellow and Gary Louris from Posies. Nick Lowe is back with an new EP and also Wilko Johnson, legendary Dr. Feelgood guitarist is back with the new record. We check out the new music from La Luz over in Seattle and we catch up with the recent music from Dot Dash, from Washington DC. Dave Alvin and Jimmie Dale Gilmore are in our live in Cleveland segment. We pay tributes to two drummers Knick Knox from the Cramps and D.J. Fontana, from Elvis’ band. Both of them passed away recently.
The Cramps – New Kind of Kick;
Hawk – Around the Sun;
Dot Dash – Woke Up Saturday Night;
Dot Dash – Rainclouds;
The Strungs – No Crime;
The Exploding Hearts – Thorwaway Style;
Dream Machine – Weeping Statue;
La Luz – Greed Machine;
Nick Lowe – Crying Inside;Nick Lowe – Big Kick Plain Scrap;
Brinsley Schwarz – I Worry (‘Bout You Baby);
Dave Alvin and Jimmie Dale Gilmore – Lawdy Miss Clawdy (Live in CLE);
Dave Alvin and Jimmie Dale Gilmore – Get Together;
Wilko Johnson – Beauty;
Dr. Feelgood – One Weekend;
Pat Todd & The Rankoutsiders – Known Ta Stumble_Known Ta Fall;
Stray – Hallelujah;
The Cramps – Domino;
Elvis Presley – Hound Dog.
Today we continue listening to the Suicide Squeeze Records compilation with two new bands: four ladies in La Luz and Audacity from California. Out of Ireland comes Goodly Thousands. Terry Manning, legendary producer and engineer from Memphis, with a great solo album from 1969 recorded at Ardent is back with the new, low key album called Heaven Knows. And finally, Kim Fowley’s posthumous release Detroit Invasion is out. It was recorded three years before his death with the help of Matthew Smith from Outrageous Cherry, Johnny Nash from Electric Six and Troy Gregory in Detroit. What an incredible album!
Velvet Underground – The Gift;
Audacity – Finders Keepers;
Summer Cannibals – Not Your Turn;
Patti Smith – Summer Cannibals;
Veronica Falls – Broken Toy;
Goodly Thousands – Walking Home;
Jonathan Richman – Wait Wait;
King Tuff – Staircase of Diamonds (Live in CLE);
Outrageous Charry – Energy;
Kim Fowley’s Psychedelic Dogs – Death;
Sonny Boy Williamson and Baby Boy Warren – Chicken (Blues Alphabet);
Dirty Fuse – Oasi;
La Luz – T.V. Dream;
Paul Kelly And the Merri Souls with Clairy Browne – Keep On Coming Back For More;
Terry Manning – Guess Things Happen That Way;
Terry Manning – God Only Knows.
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).
Today we introduce the new power pop band Hawk, which features David Hawkins along with Ken Stringfellow and Gary Louris from Posies. Nick Lowe is back with an new EP and also Wilko Johnson, legendary Dr. Feelgood guitarist is back with the new record. We check out the new music from La Luz over in Seattle and we catch up with the recent music from Dot Dash, from Washington DC. Dave Alvin and Jimmie Dale Gilmore are in our live in Cleveland segment. We pay tributes to two drummers Knick Knox from the Cramps and D.J. Fontana, from Elvis’ band. Both of them passed away recently.
Today we continue listening to the Suicide Squeeze Records compilation with two new bands: four ladies in La Luz and Audacity from California. Out of Ireland comes Goodly Thousands. Terry Manning, legendary producer and engineer from Memphis, with a great solo album from 1969 recorded at Ardent is back with the new, low key album called Heaven Knows. And finally, Kim Fowley’s posthumous release Detroit Invasion is out. It was recorded three years before his death with the help of Matthew Smith from Outrageous Cherry, Johnny Nash from Electric Six and Troy Gregory in Detroit. What an incredible album!