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Flashlite #792

Lizzie No

Today we check out the latest on the singer-songwriter scene. We start by introducing Lizze No from New York City. We follow that up with the new album from Sarah Shook and her Disarmers. Rosali is back once again with David Dance Band with a great new album. Grace Petrie is debuting at The Little Lighthouse from UK. From Nashville, we check in with Amelia White, Shannon McNally and Siarra Ferrell. From Arkansas, we check in with Bonnie Montgomery and Britti hails from New Orleans. Finall, from North Carolina (just like Rosali), we have new album by Hannah Kaminer.

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Helene Cronin – Your Cross
Lizzie No – Lagunita
Sarah Shook And The Disarmers – You Don’t Get to Tell Me
Meghan Maike – Chase The Wind
Rosali – My Kind
Grace Petrie – Cynicism Free
Hurray For The Riff Raff – Alibi
Amelia White – Get to the show
Bonnie Montgomery – Cut You a Check
Suzy Bogguss – Gps
Britti – Keep Running
Hannah Kaminer – Time’s too fast
Brennen Leigh – Carole With An E
Shannon McNally – Ceremony
Sierra Ferrell – Lighthouse
Hannah White – Chains of Ours

Flashlite #632

Sara Petite

Today we inspect what’s new on the country rock scene. We introduce new names for us, Sara Petite from San Diego CA, Beth Lee from Austin TX, Esther Rose from New Orleans LA, Victoria Bailey from California and Cassandra Jenkins from New York City. John Hiatt joined forces with the Ohio folker Jerry Douglas on a new album, Shannon McNally joined forces with Rodney Crowell on his old standard I Ain’t Living Long Like This and Allysen Callery digs into the Byrds cannon with her version of Goffin/King standard Wasn’t Born To Follow.

Dream Syndicate – I Ain’t Living Long Like This;
Sara Petite – Runnin’;
Beth Lee – Waiting On You Tonight;
Suzy Boggus – Outbound Plane;
Aubrie Sellers – My Love Will Not Change;
Desert Rose Band – She Don’t Love Nobody;
John Hiatt with The Jerry Douglas Band – All The Lilacs In Ohio;
Esther Rose – Keeps Me Running;
Nanci Griffith – Morning Train;
Mary Chapin Carpenter – Passionate Kisses;
Victoria Bailey – The Beginning;
Shannon McNally – I Ain’t Living Long Like This;
Waylon Jennings – I Ain’t Living Long Like This;
Turf War – Ain’t Living Long Like This;
Sylvia Rose Novak – South Of Boulder;
Cassandra Jenkins – Michelangelo;
Allysen Callery – Wasn’t Born to Follow;
Byrds – Wasn’t Born To Follow.

Flashlite #628

Tal Wilkenfeld

Blues review today. We have new music from John Paul Keith over in Memphis and we also check out the new stuff from Seasick Steve from around the same area. Also, we hear recent works from Tal Wilkenfeld and Terry Allen (with Shannon McNally). Jeffrey Foucault pays a tribute to Rainer Ptacek. Over in France, Théo Charaf has a new record. We introduce Shawn Pittman from Dallas TX and Johnny Mastro (and Mama’s Boys) from New Orleans, LA.

R.L. Burnside – Goin’ Down South;
Johnny Mastro & Mama’s Boys – Elmore James for President;
John Paul Keith – How Can You Walk Away;
John Mayall – Unanswered Questions;
Shawn Pittman – Leanin’ Load;
Seasick Steve – Goin’ Down South;
North Mississippi AllStars – Goin’ Down South;
Mud Boy and The Neutrons – Carl’s Blues;
Rainer and Das Combo – Mellow Down Easy;
Jeffrey Foucault – Here Comes Rainer;
Théo Charaf – Devil got my woman;
Chris Whitely & Jeff Lang – Twelve Thousand Miles;
Trixie Whitley – Strong Blood;
Tal Wilkenfeld – Killing Me;
Terry Allen and Shannon McNally – All These Blues Go Walkin’ By;
Leyla McCalla – Love Again Blues;
Dommengang – Happy Death (Her Blues II).

Flashlite #438

Shannon McNallyToday we start with the new project for the Black Crowes guitarist Rich Robinson called The Magpie Salute. Then we check out the new solo single from the hard working New Zealander Dion Lunadon. Elder come from Boston and The Black Watch is a one man band John Andrew Frederick, novelist painter and a professor of English from Richmond VA. Ian Svenonius, from The Make-Up has a new band called Chain And The Gang. Cheap Trick have a new record and so does Shannon McNally. The latter one is produced by Rodney Crowell. We also introduce The John from Macedonia and a new band called Arcadea crated by the Mastodon drummer Brann Dailor.

Daniel Romano – I Tried To Hold The World (In My Mouth);
The Magpie Salute – Omission;
Dion Lunadon – 1976;
OBN IIIs – Let The Music;
Century Palm – To the Ether;
Elder – Staving Off the Truth;
The Black Watch – Oscillating Redux;
Cairo Gang – Real Enough to Believe;
Evan Dando – The Same Thing You Thought Hard About Is the Same Part I Can Live Without;
The Move – Blackberry Way;
Cheap Trick – Blackberry Way;
The John – Ми се деси пекол;
Amy LaVere and Shannon McNally- Good Old Time;
Shannon McNally – I Ain’t Gonna Stand for It;
Chain and the Gang – Free Will;
Faces – Whole Lotta Woman;
Todd Rundgren – Sleep;
Arcadea – Neptune Moons.

Flashlite #231

Ariane Mahryke LemireWe start off with the new band in the show today. Their name is Mouthbreathers and they come from Lawrence, KY. Another new band for us is The Fish, which don’t play together anymore. Their leader Chuck is now in Nude Beach, which is also a guest at our Live in CLE segment. We also have one new lady in the show today. She is Ariane Mahryke Lemire and she comes from Edmonton, Canada. Eamon McGrath joins her on a song that we check out today. We know Valerie June from her last year’s collaboration The Wandering with Luther Dickinson, Shannon McNally and Amy LaVere. She now has a solo album out, produced by Dan Auerbach. We also have one new tune for King Khan. Finally, we say goodbye to Dejan Kostic, a musician from Belgrade who played in two very interesting new wave bands, Grupa i and Du Du A. Sadly, he passed away last week.

Mouthbreathers – Nowhere Else to Go;
King Khan – Strange Ways;
Step-Panther – Sentimental Town;
The Fish – Lazy Lover;
Nude Beach – No One But You;
Nude Beach – Some Kinda Love (Live in CLE);
Taste – Same Old Story;
Booker T. Jones – Representing Memphis (Featuring Matt Berninger & Sharon Jones);
Booker T. Jones – Fun;
Du Du A – Afrikanac u Beogradu;
Grupa i – Teenage Blues;
Yardbirds – Someone To Love;
Chuck Berry – Deep Feeling;
Valerie June – Somebody To Love;
The Wandering – If I Had Possession Over Judgment Day;
Shannon McNally – Save Me Jesus;
Ariane Mahryke Lemire and Eamon McGrath – Ce Soir.

Flashlite #219

Shannon McNallyToday we feature the new music for the long time rock legends Meat Puppets who have a new album Rat Farm. Our old friends from Australia, City of Cool have a new single and we pick one song in a string of demos by a musician from Šabac, Marko Artuković. Shannon McNally has a new album called Small Town Talk, which is a very nice tribute to late great Bobby Charles. Dirtmusic is also back with a new song. New band today James And The Ultrasounds from Memphis.

We also say goodbye to three musicians today. Ed Cassidy from Spirit passed away in December last year, but I only recently found out about that. Rick Huxley from Dave Clark Five passed away last month. But, perhaps the most devastating loss that we cover today is death of Ted Flynn, a guitar player from Cleveland who passed away last week at a very young age from a bad asthma attack.

Spirit – Mr. Skin;
Michael Tarbox – Hey Mr Starlight;
James And The Ultrasounds – Apocalyptic Love;
John Paul Keith – The Last Last Call;
Bobby Charles – Street People;
Shannon McNally – Street People;
Gram Parsons – I Can’t Dance;
Natural Child – I Can’t Dance (Live in CLE);
City of Cool – Listening Wind;
Meat Puppets – Original One;
Meat Puppets – Bad Love;
Marko Artuković – Neka;
Nude Beach – Walkin’ Down My Street;
Bruce Springsteen And The E Street Band – Shirley Darling;
Scarcity of Tanks – Head of Electrons;
Spirit – Coral;
The Dave Clark Five – Glad All Over;
Dirtmusic – Fitzcarraldo.

Flashlite #193

Nick CurranToday we review some parts of the blooming and booming new San Francisco rock’n’roll scene, lead by Ty Segall who has a new album out there called Twins. We also check out the wonderful cajuns from Switzerland, Mama Rosin, who made a new album in New York City with Jon Spencer and also have another ad-hoc project called Les Frères Souchet. Talking about the Francophone stuff, we have a new single for Perpignan’s Jack of Heart and including their potent cover of Gun Club’s For The Love of Ivy recorded live in Cleveland. We close the show with Amy Lavere and Shannon McNally with their new tour rehearsal tapes and with Lucy Kaplansky’s cover of The Beatles tune I’m Looking Through You.

Today’s show is dedicated to Nick Curran who we recently lost after two years of battle with throat cancer.

The Fall – Jerusalem;
The Modern Minds – Theresa’s World;
Nick Curran – Shot Down;
Nick Curran & The Lowlifes – The Lowlife;
Apache – Heaven Can Wait;
Ty Segall – The Hill;
Thee Oh Sees – Flood’s New Light;
Mikal Cronin – Get Along;
Rat Columns – Death Is Leaving Me;
Jack of Heart – Oscar Wilde;
Jack of Heart – For The Love of Ivy (live in CLE);
King Tuff – Screaming Skull;
Mama Rosin – Parait qu’y a pas l’Temps;
Les Frères Souchet – Umido E Denso;
Rosanne Cash – I Don’t Want To Spoil The Party;
Lucy Kaplansky – I’m Looking Through You;
Amy Lavere And Shannon McNally – Good Old Time

Flashlite #181

Kelly HoganUnfortunately, today we say goodbye to two great rock musicians who died recently. First of all, Tim Mooney who was in American Music Club passed away on June 15th. Then, most recently, Deep Purple keyboardist Jon Lord also passed away a month later, on July 16th. We remember them both today. Lil’ Band O’ Gold are also back with a new record after 12 years, this time dedicated to the good old Fats Domino. Redd Kross are back rocking their heads off with the new record called Researching The Blues. Luther Dickinson is quite busy recently. First he prepared a collection of live recordings that he and his brother recorded with his father Jim Dickinson shortly before his death. Also, there’s a new band for Luther himself, a supergroup The Wandering that consists of Shannon McNally, Amy LaVere, Valerie June and Sharde Thomas. Kevn Kinney is also busy. After his great solo record earlier this year, he also reformed his old band Drivin n’ Cryin’. Kelly Hogan, who we know from Jody Grind and as a backup singer for  is also back. She has a new record I Like To Keep Myself in Pain. And let us not forget Turf War – a new band from Atlanta, live in CLE!

fIREHOSE – For The Singer Of REM;
American Music Club – It’s Your Birthday;
Redd Kross – Stay Away from Downtown;
Redd Kross – Notes and Chords Mean Nothing to Me;
Lil’ Band O’ Gold – Parlez Nous A Boire;
Lil’ Band O’ Gold – Ain’t That a Shame;
Fats Domino – Ain’t That a Shame;
James Luther Dickinson – Rooster Blues;
The Wandering – Sitting On Top of the World;
Vlado Kreslin – Sitting On Top of The World;
The Jody Grind – It Ain’t Necessarily So;
Kelly Hogan – Sleeper Awake;
Turf War – Bad Moon Rising;
Turf War – Live in Cleveland;
Kevn Kinney – Gotta Move On;
Drivin n’ Cryin’ – REM;
Santa Barbara Machine Head – Porcupine Juice;
Deep Purple – Shadows;
Crosby Stills Nash And Young – Ohio.

Flashlite #103

Shannon McNallyToday’s show is mix and match. We have three new albums for three wonderful ladies and the rest of the show is mostly 80s vinyl records I got/renewed recently. Juliana Hatfield has a new solo album, mostly lo-fi and acoustic. There’s a song about Evan Dando on it. And since we know It’s About Time was for her, we play both songs today. Shannon McNally from Memphis has a new album out called Western Ballad. I was lucky to see her live in Chicago and it was awesome. Anna McCue is the new name in the Little Lighthouse. She’s from Nashvlle TN (but born in Australia) and has already 7 albums out. The newest addition to the roster is Broken Promise Land.

Jeff Beck Group – Let Me Love You;
The dBs – Love Is For Lovers;
The Blazers – Country Girl;
Bodeans – Try And Try;
Shannon McNally – Bolder Than Paradise;
Shannon McNally – True Possession’
Anne McCue – Don’t Go To Texas (Without Me);
Anne McCue – Bright Light Of Day;
Beat Rodeo – Falling Out Of Love;
The Godfathers – Love Is Dead;
The Beat Farmers – There She Goes Again;
Evan Dando – It’s About Time;
Juliana Hatfield – Evan;
Ike And Tina Turner – I’ll Never Need More Than This;
Bob Mould – Heartbreak A Stranger.