We have a few really cool returns of legendary bands. Team Dresch and Dinosaur JR are back with their new singles. Leigh Gregory who we follow and support closely since our first year of broadcasting is back with a new track as well. He had sent us this exclusively. Another one of our old time favorites Low Cut Connie is enduring through line up changes and showed up with another fresh records. Natural Child from Nashville is also here with a new album. As we mentioned, All Them Witches are back as well. Twisted Teens who keep cranking great records have a second one in the past year out. And in the end, we saved one new introduction: Violet Grohl, daughter of Nirvana’s Dave, has a single out and we check it out as well.
Team Dresch – Remember Who You Are
Team Dresch – One Song
Dinosaur Jr. – Several Got Away
Dinosaur Jr – Let It Ride
The Sewergrooves – Stray Arrows
Low Cut Connie – Can’t Be Wrong
Natural Child – Financial Reasons
The Peawees – Wild About You (Strepitoso Session)
The Long Ryders – How Do You Wanna Be Loved
All Them Witches – Starting Line
Twisted Teens – Dancer
Arbor Labor Union – Out to Pasture
The Bevis Frond – Romany Blue
Violet Grohl – Big Memory
Leigh Gregory – Rising Tide
Mr. Bruce Gordon – Genie In A Bottle
Mitski – That White Cat
Lemmy Kilmister, Jennifer Batten, Bruce Kulick, Samantha Maloney – Shout It Out Loud
Today we have a well tempered new episode with Chelsea Curve from Boston, Greg Pope from Nashville, Hobsons Bay Coast Guard from Melbourne AU, Autumn Defense from Chicago, Street Eaters from California. Our good friend in San Francisco Leigh Gregory has a new album coming up so we check it out. Ezra Furman is back with a new single. And finally, Cleveland’s own Matthew Wascovich is ending this year with a few phenomenal singles, rounding up fantastic series that he started earlier this year with Flowers Destroy project. We check two of those new bands: Rational Cut with his friends from San Pedro CA and Repossession Time with his friends from 21 Vek in Skopje Macedonia.
The Plastic Pals – Flames of Fate
The Chelsea Curve – Rally ‘Round
Greg Pope – Fallen Star
Greg Pope – Blue Skies Above
The Galileo 7 – Crooked Smile
Hobsons Bay Coast Guard – Gust Gust
The Autumn Defense – Hearts Arrive
Mellow Drunk – From My Window
Leigh Gregory – All My Days
Leigh Gregory – Morning Rain
Ezra Furman – One Hand Free
The Sadies – Starting All Over Again
John Doe and Dave Alvin – Little Honey
John Doe and The Sadies – Night Life
Street Eaters – Cuts
Rational Cut – She Walks Alone
Repossession Time – Bury Our History
Flowers Destroy – Hawks Listen
Flowers Destroy – Contradictions
Oog Bogo – Before
Our new episode features new music from Mike Watt, Mike Baggetta and Stephen Hodges – MSSV, Leigh Gregory and Alicja-Pop. We also introduce a constellation of international artists: Decartes a Kant from Mexico, Hey Colossus from UK, Meat Shirt from France, Shiny Darkly from Denmark and New Vogue from Canada. Little Lighthouse shines all over this sad planet!
Outtacontroller – Gotta Get Out
New Vogue – On Your Way Out
MSSV – Human Reaction
MSSV – Old Crow
The Church – These Coming Days
Shiny Darkly – Letter
Leigh Gregory – 99 to 111
DAIISTAR – Star Starter
Electric Six – Hot Numbers On The Telephone
Meat Shirt – Burning Bilderberg
Hey Colossus – I Could Almost Care
Osees – Die Laughing
Alicja-Pop – Yellow Moon
Alicja-Pop – Not Gonna Be Dumb
Descartes a Kant – Graceless
Body Maintenance – Ends
Nice new tunes today from Guided By Voices, Rat Columns, Jay Gonzalez and Autogramm. Leigh Gregory of The Dispossessed and Mellow Drunk is back with a solo record and opening tune on it bears a tribute to Lemonheads in its title. Speaking of Lemonheads, PA musician Fred Mascherino teamed up with Evan Dando co-writing a song together for his band The Color Fred. We introduce Wilding from Melbourne and Sam Coffey and the Iron Lungs from Toronto. We close the show today with a small tribute to Zafir Hadzimanov, one of the most interesting early pop and rock singers of Yugoslavia who passed away recently.
Lemonheads – Alison’s starting to happen;
Guided By Voices – Margaret Middle School;
Autogramm – Bad Day;
Chris Church – Removed;
Rote Kapelle – You Don’t Know;
The Dispossessed – Sister Mary;
Leigh Gregory – Allison’s Not Happenin’ Anymore;
Jay Gonzalez – Need You Round;
Shocking Blue – Oh Lord;
Bonnie St. Claire – Catch Me Driver;
Velvet Underground – I’m Waiting for the Man;
Wilding – Burning Up Inside;
Rat Columns – Athens;
Audacity – Umbrellas;
The Numner Ones – Sharon Shouldn’t;
Scott Reynolds – The Truth About Tuesday;
Sam Coffey & the Iron Lungs – What This City Needs;
The Color Fred – Everwrite;
John Paul Keith – Ain’t Done Loving You Yet;
Ally Venable – Heart of Fire;
Zdenka Vuckovic – Cemu istina;
Zafir Hadzimanov – Momci.
The Resonars are back with the new record and so are Ghost Funk Orchestra who entertained us with a great album A Songs for Paul earlier this year. We check out new music from Leigh Gregory and Michael Tarbox (ex Tarbox Ramblers), both stars from some of the earliest Little Lighthouse episodes all the way back to 2001. We also go back to Mooner from Chicago and Sunfruits from Australia for new tunes. We introduce A. Swayze and The Ghosts from Tasmania and Bette Smith as new names at the show.
Remember two great volumes of early garage metal entitled Jobcentre Rejects? Third and fourth volumes are out and they are just as great. We sample all four volumes with one song from each.
Manarays – Comin’ Home;
Track 4 – Freetime;
Greensleeves – Fire;
Frenzy – Thanx For Nothing;
Warrior – Suicide;
The Resonars – Never Been Down Before;
A. Swayze & the Ghosts – Suddenly;
Cheap Trick – Just Got Back;
Cocktails – Bun E. Carlos;
Sunfruits – Mushroom Kingdom;
Mooner – Happily;
The Nude Party – Times Move On;
Lelee – Izvan sebe;
Ghost Funk Orchestra – Walk Like A Motherfucker;
Ghost Funk Orchestra – Fuzzy Logic;
Bette Smith – I Felt It Too ;
Disheveled Cuss – Wanna Be My Friend;
2nd Grade – Velodrome;
Leigh Gregory – This Time It’s For Real;
Michael Tarbox – He’d Be A Diamond.
Podcast made in Cleveland, Ohio. Syndicated by Prvi Prvi na Skali in Kragujevac, Serbia. Sponsored by Blue Arrow Records and Baby Next.
