A variety of catchy tunes today. If you were around in the late 80s, maybe you remember one of the most original Americana bands Souled American from Chicago. They disappeared in the 90s and now they are back. Cleveland’s own Doug Gillard is back with excellent new solo record. Graham Winchester from Memphis, formerly of So Gung Ho also has a new solo record. Chelsea Curve from Boston has a new LP after a series of singles. The Lords of Altamont and Memo PST come from LA, Jack Cades and Down and Outs from UK, Young Sinclairs and Visiting Hour come from Virginia.
Gem – Only A Loan
The Lords of Altamont – What’s Your Bag
Down & Outs – Last Orders
Hard-Ons – Getting Older
Motorpsycho – The Gaia ll Space Corps
Memo PST – Chrome Bubble
The Young Sinclairs – Evergreen Ln
The Tubs – Fade to Black
Doug Gillard – Come Out And Show Me
Doug Gillard – New Vista
The Jack Cades – Solitary Game
The Jack Cades – What Am I Going To Do
The Enfields – I’m For Things You Do
Visiting Hour – Long Spring
The Chelsea Curve – Ride
Suitor – Still Life
So Gung Ho – Schoolday’s Over
Graham Winchester – Hallowed Glow
Souled American – Sorry State
Souled American – Make Me Laugh Make Me Cry
Jon S Williams – Our Propensity
Topic today is recent garage rock scene around the globe. We first check in with Thee Isolators from Buffalo New York. Then we have Strange Attractor from Canada. Over in Oxford Mississippi, we hear a title song from Tyler Keith’s new album. Graham Winchester from Memphis has a new tune. Another fertile rock’n’roll ground, Detroit has sprung Popular Creeps with new album out on Big Stir Records. In UK, from London, Jack Cades are back with the new single. Also in UK, we have Liquorice Experiment. We also check out Optic Nerve, a band that was around since the mid 80s but remained virtually unknown until recently. They recorded a very nice album back in 2005 and it finally sees the light of day these days. Today’s show is dedicated to Jerry Lee Lewis who passed away recently.
C.O.F.F.I.N. – City Sun;
Thee Isolators – Crying Eyes;
Strange Attractor – Dog Walker;
S.U.G.A.R. – Heartbreaker;
Dion Lunaton – Too Hard to Love, Too Young to Die;
Tyler Keith – Hell to Pay;
Graham Winchester – Lab Rat;
So Gung Ho – Schoolday’s Over;
Wolfmanhattan Project – H Hour;
Popular Creeps – Black & Blue;
The Jack Cades – Something New;
Ace of Spit – Lonedell Wildflower;
The Downhauls – Convenient Friend;
The Darts – Love Tsunami;
The Optic Nerve – Everyday Sunshine;
The Toxics – Gaffer Tape;
Schizophonice – Turns to Glass;
Little Richard – Keep A Knockin;
Veronica Lewis – Ode to Jerry Lee;
Jerry Lee Lewis – Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On;
Jerry Lee Lewis – Lewis Boogie;
The Liquorice Experiment – Novice Pretender.
Today we check out new singles from Italian band Faz Waltz and Memphis rockers Model Zero. Also from Memphis, we check out new band over there So Gung Ho, collaboration between songwriter Graham Winchester, Seth Moody from Faux Killas and Jared McStay from Simpletones. Strange Notes come from Cleveland and hereby we introduce them to the rest of the world. At the tail end of the show we play music by The Saints and The Sadies, commemorating deaths of Chris Bailey and Dallas Good.
Bambino Koresh – What I’m Gonna Do Now;
Faz Waltz – Fool For Your Love;
Model Zero – Leather Trap;
Cheap Cassettes – How I Got What I Wanted;
David Nance, Pearl Lovejoy Boyd and James Schroeder – Murder’s A Mindset;
Mystic Braves – Can’t Have Love;
Mystic Braves – Changing My Color;
Rinehearts – Can’t Seem To Help Myself;
Junior League – Hart Island;
Coco Hames – Tiny Pieces;
Bash And Pop – Tiny Pieces;
So Gung Ho – Alabama Sun;
Strange Notes – Radio Birdtown;
Radio Birdman – Man with Golden Helmet;
The Saints – A Minor Aversion;
The Saints – I’m Stranded;
The Sadies – Stop and Start;
The Sadies – The Very Beginning.
Today we introduce two new names from the London scene. The Excellos, who inherit traditions of the fruitful pub rock scene, and loud rockers The Fireworks. Stonefield are three ladies from Victoria in Australia. Elouise Walker from Los Angeles fronts the new band named after her first name, Elouise. We wrap things out with two singer songwriters, Steve Dawson from Canada and Graham Winchester from Memphis TN.
Trixie Whitley – Faint Mystery;
Don’t – I Could Never Be the Same;
The Fireworks – All the Time;
Posies – Grant Hart;
Guided By Voices – Tractor Rape Chain (Live in CLE);
Guided By Voices – Game of Pricks (Live in CLE);
Three Fine Lines – Staying The Same;
Stonefield – Higher;
King Mud – Blood River;
Sonny Vincent – Talking Trash;
16 Horsepower – Black Soul Choir;
The Excellos – Everybody’s Body;
Elouise – Saturn Bar;
The Verbs – Glad All Over (The Dave Clark Five);
The Z-Boys – Track 4;
Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats – Inside;
Mount Carmel – Swallow Me Up;
Steve Dawson – Early Warning;
Graham Winchester – Little Things.
Podcast made in Cleveland, Ohio. Syndicated by Prvi Prvi na Skali in Kragujevac, Serbia. Sponsored by Blue Arrow Records and Baby Next.
Today we introduce two new names from the London scene. The Excellos, who inherit traditions of the fruitful pub rock scene, and loud rockers The Fireworks. Stonefield are three ladies from Victoria in Australia. Elouise Walker from Los Angeles fronts the new band named after her first name, Elouise. We wrap things out with two singer songwriters, Steve Dawson from Canada and Graham Winchester from Memphis TN.
