The first part of the show today is a loving tribute to Fred Cole, the leader of Dead Moon, a true embodiment of rock’n’roll independence, who passed away on November 9 after losing a battle with cancer. Then we also introduce the new records for Legendary Shack Shakers, Cotton Mather and Samantha Fish, who rejoined forces with Luther Dickinson for her new album, already second this year. We introduce Proto Idiot from Manchester UK, for the first time at The Little Lighthouse. In honor of Fred Cole, today’s show is mixed mono.
R.L. Burnside – Poor Black Mattie;
Dead Moon – Dead Moon Nite;
Zipper – Born Yesterday;
The Rats – Animal;
Pierced Arrows – Paranoia;
Pierced Arrows – Live in CLE;
Fred And Toody Cole – Live in CLE;
Dead Moon – Uknown Passage;
Gun Club – Mother of Earth;
The Count Bishops – Train Train;
Legendary Shack Shakers – Curse Of The Cajun Queen;
Samantha Fish – Poor Black Mattie;
North Mississippi AllStars – Po Black Maddie;
Proto Idiot – Chief Kegwin;
Cotton Mather – High Society.
This time we start off with the new music from Steve Earle. We also hear the new stuff from Kentucky’s Legendary Shack Shakers, as well as the new one from The Allrighniks. We also hear a bunch of new introductions. Ruby Force is a supergroup from LA and Zebra Hut is from Spain. We have two new bands from Sweden, Black River Delta and Josefin Öhrn with her Liberation. Breanna Barbara is a New York based singer songwriter who made a new record over in Nashville with Andrija Tokic. Don’t forget to check out an exceptional live show from The Cairo Gang.
Today’s show is full of supergroups. There’s a new album by Datura4 (Dom Mariani and Greg Hitchcock), new song from the ex-Yugoslavian supergroup Trese.Lupa.Udara lead by Koja and Tommy Stinson’s Bash and Pop are back with the new tunes. Gartrells is a new supergroup from Georgia with members from Black Lips, Legendary Shack Shakers, Black Linen and The Gaye Blades. We also hear a new tune from Eamon McGrath and a new one from Wild Billy Childish – this time with his band CTMF.