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Mayo ya se va. Y lo sobrevolamos recordando algunas de las novedades favoritas que te hemos presentado a lo largo del mes.(Foto del podcast; Private Function)Playlist;(sintonía) LOST ACAPULCO “México libre” (Death by robots)PRIVATE FUNCTION “Gamma Ray” (A bunch of songs)SPLIT SYSTEM “Quemicals”CYANIDE PILLS “Falling for you”NERVOUS EATERS “No more idols”THE SOUND MINDS “Hide and seek”THE UNTAMED YOUTH “Patty baby” (Gip up and go!)BILLY CHILDISH and THE CHATHAM SINGERS “Beneath the midnight trees” (Step out!)VINICIUS e SEU CONJUNTO SALVAGEM “Vou roubar o seu corasao”BLOODSHOT BILL “Rule book”LOS TORONTOS “Take a bath”LOS MEJILLONES TIGRE “Vente conmigo (el baile del vampiro)” (Me gustó más el libro)GARBAYO “Corre conmigo” (Días de euforia)TY SEGALL “Possession” (Possession)ROBERT FORSTER “All of the time” (Strawberries)ANGELA HOODOO “Fugitivo” (Outlaw girls)JODIE CASH “That light on me” (My senses)NEIL YOUNG and THE CHROME HEARTS “Talkin’ to the trees”Escuchar audio
Sobrevolamos el legado reciente de la que sin duda es la figura más icónica, importante e influyente que ha dado el garage R’n’R británico de los últimos 50 años; Steven John Hamper, conocido mundialmente como el salvaje Billy Childish.Pintor de renombre, poeta y escritor, su faceta como músico es la más prolífica de todas. En el último año y medio ha editado los álbumes “Failure not success” con los CTMF, “Step out” con The Chatham Singers, y “Cape Trafalgar” y “The speech of Karatakus” con The North Kent Folkway Revivals. Añadimos al cóctel el disco “Twelve” de sus viejos amigos y habituales colaboradores The Singing Loins.(Foto del podcast por Alison Wonderland)Playlist;(sintonía) WILD BILLY CHILDISH and CTMF “Walk of the sasquatch” (Failure not success)WILD BILLY CHILDISH and CTMF “Failure not success” (Failure not success)WILD BILLY CHILDISH and CTMF “Fire” (Failure not success)WILD BILLY CHILDISH and THE CHATHAM SINGERS “Step out” (Step out)WILD BILLY CHILDISH and THE CHATHAM SINGERS “Beneath the midnight trees” (Step out)WILD BILLY CHILDISH and THE CHATHAM SINGERS “Fine and mellow” (Step out)Versión y original; BILLIE HOLIDAY and HER ORCHESTRA “Fine and mellow” (1939)WILD BILLY CHILDISH and THE NORTH KENT FOLKWAY REVIVALS “This wound’rous day” (Cape Trafalgar)WILD BILLY CHILDISH and THE NORTH KENT FOLKWAY REVIVALS “You piss me off” (Cape Trafalgar)WILD BILLY CHILDISH and THE NORTH KENT FOLKWAY REVIVALS “You make me die” (Cape Trafalgar)WILD BILLY CHILDISH and THE NORTH KENT FOLKWAY REVIVALS “Fire in the mountains” (The speech of Karatakus)THE SINGING LOINS “That’s how murders happen” (Twelve)THE SINGING LOINS “House in the woods” (Twelve)WILD BILLY CHILDISH and THE NORTH KENT FOLKWAY REVIVALS “I’m in Chatham (and it’s raining)” (The speech of Karatakus)Escuchar audio
For the third, and final, episode where The Ledge attempts to fix the godawful errors of The Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame we handle the overlooked bands of the 90’s. Along with the usual punk and indie rock bands of that time, there’s also a couple of sets devoted to the Americana sub-genre that rose in popularity during that time. Again, just think of how much fun a ceremony would be that included the likes of the Supersuckers, Steve Earle, Rocket From the Crypt, Fugazi, Superchunk, and so many other greats. Maybe an Uncle Tupelo reunion could be negotiated after an all star jam under the Golden Smog name. Billy Childish could possibly jam with Reverend Horton Heat and Archers of Loaf! Oh that would be a show I wouldn’t miss! I also start the show with a lengthy discussion about my friend Monica Kindt, who tragically passed away earlier this week. She was my manager at two different record stores over the years, and was a person who endured many of my childish rants over the years. My thoughts go to her family and all of us friends who miss her so much. She would have loved my […]
For the third, and final, episode where The Ledge attempts to fix the godawful errors of The Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame we handle the overlooked bands of the 90's. Along with the usual punk and indie rock bands of that time, there's also a couple of sets devoted to the Americana sub-genre that rose in popularity during that time. Again, just think of how much fun a ceremony would be that included the likes of the Supersuckers, Steve Earle, Rocket From the Crypt, Fugazi, Superchunk, and so many other greats. Maybe an Uncle Tupelo reunion could be negotiated after an all star jam under the Golden Smog name. Billy Childish could possibly jam with Reverend Horton Heat and Archers of Loaf! Oh that would be a show I wouldn't miss! I also start the show with a lengthy discussion about my friend Monica Kindt, who tragically passed away earlier this week. She was my manager at two different record stores over the years, and was a person who endured many of my childish rants over the years. My thoughts go to her family and all of us friends who miss her so much. She would have loved my […]
Listen up, baby! On this here 200th eppy-sode o' RadiOblivion with Professor Michael T we is having another famous Wild Billy Childish BLOWOUT. Yas, sir (or madam) all Billy B. Childish all the time. In this here 37 minutes o' BOOM you'll hear: Thee Mighty Caesars, Thee Headcoats, Thee Headcoats Sect, Billy Childish and The Blackhands, CTMF, and The William Loveday Intention. Join me on my Patreon page at patreon.com/radioblivion Blow Yer Radio Up, Baby!! If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element DOWNLOAD | SUBSCRIBE
Sintonía: "Pipeline" - The Milkshakes"Let Me Love You", "If I Saw You", "Graveyard Words", "Little Girl Be Good", "She Tells Me She Loves Me", "Little Gir (Mumble The Peg)", "Every Girl I Meet" y "The One I Get", extraídas del álbum "The Milkshakes´ Revenge" (Damaged Goods 2022/1987)"What You´ve Got", "Girl, It No Good", "I Dreamt Last Night (That I Lay Dead)", "Bill´s Beat", "Old Time Shimmy", "Can´t Seem To Love That Girl", "Club M.I.C.", "Despite The Danger", "I´m Out Of Control", "Green Hornet" y "You´re Asking Too Much", extraídas del álbum "Thee Knights Of Trashe" (1984?/Damaged Goods 2022)Todas las músicas de las dos partes extraídas del cofre (4xCD) "Milkshakes! Milk Box" (Damaged Goods, 2022)La primera parte se emitió el 23/05/2024, con una selección de lo mejor (casi todo) del primer y tercer álbumes de la primera banda del genial Billy ChildishEscuchar audio
After DJ Jesse Luscious hung out with The Offspring at Download Festival this weekend, he shares their new single, a classic from their 1st album, and pre-"Smash" stories from when they were an underground punk band along with early tales of East Bay punx Green Day, Rancid, & The Gr'ups. He spins new tracks from Neutrals, L.A. Drugz, PIG, Johnny Moped, Shiva May Care, Middleman, & The Stolen Moans, along with favourites from Social Distortion, Devo, The Bluebonnets, Billy Childish's Spartan Dreggs, The Saints, Turbonegro, Butthole Surfers, John Cooper Clarke, The Dictators, The Bouncing Souls, Fifteen, Radio Birdman, X-Ray Spex, The Smugglers, Simpletones, The Ruts, & The Runaways, and the Luscious Listener's Choice! Neutrals- Stop The Bypass Devo- Sloppy (I Saw My Baby Getting') BlueBonnets- 60 Punishing Minutes John Cooper Clarke- The Day My Pad Went Mad Middleman- Virgina Bell Spartan Dreggs- Headlong Fly The Achean L.A. Drugz- Ooh Ooh Ooh Dictators- Two Tub Man Runaways- I Love Playing With Fire Turbonegro- Are You Ready (For Some Darkness) Stolen Moans- Bard-Inspired Treachery, Chaos, & Heartbreak X-Ray Spex- Art-I-Ficial Shiva May Care- Falling Down Smugglers- Buddy Holly Convention Offspring- Make It All Right Bouncing Souls- True Believers Offspring - Beheaded Gr'ups- Almond Tree Rancid- I'm Not The Only One Green Day- Disappearing Boy Fifteen- C# (Tion) Simpletones- Kirsty Q Johnny Moped- Doggy Woggy Ruts- You're Just A… PIG- Dum Dum Bullet Butthole Surfers- Moving To Florida Radio Birdman- Descent Into The Maelstrom Saints- This Perfect Day Social Distortion- Story Of My Life
Sintonía: "Ruhrge Beat" - Milkshakes!"She´ll Be Mine", "Pretty Baby", "For She", "I Want´cha (For My Little Girl)", "After Midnight", "Bull´s Nose", "Shed Country" y "I Say You Lie", extraídas del primer álbum, "Talking ´Bout... Milkshakes!" (1981) Todas las canciones/instrumentales compuestas por Billy Childish y Micky Hampshire e interpretadas por Mickey & The Milkshakes"Shimmy Shake", "More Honey", "El Salvador", "Let´s Stomp", "Hide And Scatter", "Jaguar", "That Girl Of Mine", "You Can Only Lose", "Little Minnie" y "Cadillac", extraídas del tercer álbum de los ya entonces The Milkshakes, titulado "After School Session" (1983)Todas las músicas extraídas de la caja (4xCD) "Milk Box" (Damaged Goods, 2022) de The Milkshakes!Todas las canciones/instrumentales interpretadas por The Milkshakes!Escuchar audio
On this episode of Remainders, we watch the 2002 biographical comedy drama 24 Hour Party People. Steve Coogan plays Tony Wilson and follows his work in late 1970s and early 1980s post-punk with such bands as Joy Division, New Order, and Happy Mondays. Consistently breaking the fourth wall tied together with Coogan's brand of snark, the story of Manchester in the 70s is a pivotal piece in the history of modern music.Other topics include Poor Things and Yorgos Lanthimos, Russell Mulcahy movies, True Detective, the idea of “selling out”, personal punk and post-punk influences, Oasis drama, the work of Billy Childish, and more British rock.Songs of the WeekShe's Electric by OasisWe'er Gone by Thee HeadcoatsWild Man by Thee HeadcoateesRemainders Jukebox PlaylistWebsiteFacebookInstagramYouTubeTwitter
18 julio 2023 - programa #182 Esta tarde de 20.00-21.00 en Sputnik portal 105.4 FM un nuevo programa de la serie RUDY VINYL SESSIONS RADIO SHOW! - Diggin' The Discs - Hoy,, último programa antes de los esperadísimos conciertos de Richard Hawley junto a Shez Sheridan en el Castillo de Bellver, concretamente los póximos 25 y 26 de julio. Asimismo también anunciamos el concierto de The Exbats en octubre. Directamente de la maleta de vinilos de Oscar Salmerón saltan a las ondas radiofónicas fantásticas canciones en clave rock y pop (y alguna otra sorpresilla) de diferentes décadas, desde finales de los 70 hasta la actualidad. La mayoría de temas son de USA o UK, pero también escucharemos alguno de Holanda, Puerto Rico, España e incluso una versión del famoso "Et moi, et moi, et moi" de Jacques Dutronc a cargo de uno de los tantos proyectos de Billy Childish. No os lo perdáis! PLAYLIST #182: Practice On Me / THE EXBATS Take The Skinheads Bowling / CAMPER VAN BEETHOVEN Wrap Up The Rockets And It's Gonna Get Better / THE FRESHIES Chekhov's Hangnail / MARTHA Hey baby / CAMEMBERT Go Steady / THE LAMBRETTAS Come Back To Me / BOK BOK Mr. DJ / THE ROUSERS Rock'n'Roll Ain't Dead / THE QUESTIONS Pa qué vives / DAVILA 666 Mad About That Girl / THE INFIDELS I Know A Place / JAY REATARD Gettin' Over You / BAM BALAMS Tina Louise / THE DIRTBOMBS Et Moi, et moi, et moi / THE SHALL I SAY QUOIS Still Get By / LONG RYDERS All Kindsa Girls / THE REAL KIDS You Got It Going On / THE SWEET THINGS TEEN GUITARS Desde la promotora musical RUDY SESSIONS hace algún tiempo estamos intentando activar la escena musical de la isla con nuestros conciertos de carácter internacional. Todos los martes de 20 a 21 horas les haremos partícipes de nuestro amor por la música con programas en los que varios de los socios pincharán sólo buena música de variados estilos (pop, rock, rhythm & blues, power pop, garaje, jazz, groove, folk, etc.
Using what you've got This follows from my chat with Chris Penfold about making good and mending. This one is about using what you've got. We can talk about this from a material point of view, where you're using equipment that you already have, but it's also about your skills, and you have many of these placed within other areas of activity; bringing these on board will benefit you. I spoke about something that Michael Breen said during an NLP training. The story was that his wife was very good at interior design; she could change colours and items in a room in her head, but it made her a nightmare to take out for dinner because she would do the same thing with the items on the menu. She would make endless comparisons between different dishes in different courses. So look at all the skills that you have as a musician. You may also be a good people person, being a good communicator. That may be evident within your music, but it might not be. If you're not a very good people person and you're trying to be a teacher, then that would be a problem. However, if you're not good at that but may be good at organising or something else, you could bring those skills to the front to help with project management. As he was in the army, Chris was talking about the British Army having to be inventive because they didn't always have the equipment to fix the problem. They have to think it through and work out how they could accomplish the task with the gear that they have. So, for instance, if you have a guitar, a music stand and a computer, you could set yourself up as a teacher. If you've got a car, you can travel to people. You don't need to go and buy a more expensive guitar or equipment to accomplish that. Now that on the face of it is obvious, you'll be surprised because I have coached people who would become teachers who had the idea that they needed new equipment so they could set this up. It's unnecessary, but you could also look at that from the point of view of what you require to be a performer. You only need what you have. I interviewed Billy Childish, the artist and punk musician. Billy comes out of this aspect of using primitivism in what he does, particularly musically, so the idea of limitations is good. He has a couple of old amps, one which dates back to the 60s, possibly even earlier than that and a couple of old battered-up guitars, nothing new, and he has managed to produce well over 150 albums. It all comes from the perspective of keeping it simple, even the recording techniques. This idea of garage recording is playing in an ample space with the band and then just going into a studio and putting the vocals over the top. He has done this for years, and it enabled him to produce a lot of albums with that very raw sound, and it influenced many bands, including the White Stripes. So another aspect of working with what you've got also involves people; obviously, this presents a sharp focus on how good your networking is. You probably know The people you need to form a band or the people who know them you already know. I think it's always problematic when you audition people because you don't know their personalities particularly well; the chemistry between various members makes a band, so working with the people you already know will lead to a better lineup. I would also say this is true of running a team for business. If you're starting something new, you can headhunt the people you know; that's a good way forward. The excellent book by Tony Buzan is called Genius, and it's all about such genius and Mastermind groups. This book sites that many geniuses didn't do the stuff on their own they had help from very influential people, and that enabled them to develop not the way that history is taught; we always go for the grand man narrative, and to some extent, there is an element of that you know the great person that focuses attention. Still, they can't do this independently, and there's often more than one great mind that goes into creating and achieving. You need to be able to work with others and be flexible with that, and again, if these people already know, then you're more likely to do that because I'll be friends of yours To support the podcast and get access to features about guitar playing and song writing visit https://www.patreon.com/vichyland and also news for all the creative music that we do at Bluescamp UK and France visit www.bluescampuk.co.uk For details of the Ikaro music charity visit www.ikaromusic.com Big thanks to Josh Ferrara for the music
This is a big one.Back in 2015, my book, Do It Yourself: a History of Music in Medway was published.It covered the story of bands and artists who emerged in the area from 1976 through to what was then the present day.This episode of "Songs in the Key of..." features extensive readings from the book with tales from Billy Childish (with reference to The Pop Rivets, The Milkshakes, Thee Headcoats), Graham Day (The Prisoners), Lupen Crook, Bob Collins (The Dentists), David Read (The Claim) and many others.Time is running out if you want to buy your own copy of the book. You have until 30 June 2023 when the presses will stop running on it!Buy your copy here: Do It Yourself: A History of Music in Medway - Cultured Llama Cultured LlamaOnce you've listened to the podcast, don't forget to head over to Spotify to listen to the songs featured on the playlist that accompanies this episode.WARNING: This episode features references to sexual abuse and suicide.
Todos somos diferentes en la vida y semejantes en la muerte. Así que mientras vives hay que aprender a valorar esas diferencias El himno generacional de Los Salvajes nos sirve como leit motiv para bautizar un episodio en donde nos divertimos buscando canciones que reivindican la aceptación de uno mismo, recordando que, si tú no lo deseas, no tienes por qué cambiar. Playlist; LOS SALVAJES “Soy así” MPD LIMITED “I am what I am” THE WYLDE MAMMOTHS “I can’t change” THE KINKS “I’m not like everybody else” THE SEASONGS “No soy como tú” FRANK ZAPPA “I’m the walrus” RONNIE LANE “Don’t try n’ change my mind” THE CRICKETS “Don’t ever change” BILLY CHILDISH “I don’t like the man I am” THE FLESHTONES “I am what I am” DENISE “Boy, what'll you do then?” MITTY COLLIER “Take me just as I am” MICKY Y LOS COLOSOS DEL RITMO “Yo soy así” LEÑO “Maneras de vivir” PETIT POP “Soy como soy” ELVIS “My way” LARRY PAGE ORCHESTRA “Don’t ever change” Escuchar audio
As this is the last show of the first quarter of 2023, and even airing on the last day of the month, it’s only natural that we take a look back at some of the stunning new records released so far thsi year. It has been quite a year, especialy if you are a fan of guitar-driven music. Power pop, in particular, has made a great comeback this year, highlighted by the likes of The Whiffs, Local Drags, and Ryan Allen And His Extra Arms. But it’s also a great year for returning legends. Yo La Tengo, The Long Ryders, The Church, and Iggy Pop released their best albums in years. Billy Childish reunited the legendary Thee Headcoats for their first album in 22 years, and it’s a smoker! For this show, obviously, the main highlight comes from the “52 Weeks of Teenage Kicks” subtheme, and we received thrilling news earlier this week. The very first person I contacted when I came up with this idea was Malibu Lou from Rum Bar Records. Obviously, I was hoping that he could convince some of his bands to participate (and I still hope they do). What I wasn’t expecting was for Lou […]
As this is the last show of the first quarter of 2023, and even airing on the last day of the month, it's only natural that we take a look back at some of the stunning new records released so far thsi year. It has been quite a year, especialy if you are a fan of guitar-driven music. Power pop, in particular, has made a great comeback this year, highlighted by the likes of The Whiffs, Local Drags, and Ryan Allen And His Extra Arms. But it's also a great year for returning legends. Yo La Tengo, The Long Ryders, The Church, and Iggy Pop released their best albums in years. Billy Childish reunited the legendary Thee Headcoats for their first album in 22 years, and it's a smoker! For this show, obviously, the main highlight comes from the “52 Weeks of Teenage Kicks” subtheme, and we received thrilling news earlier this week. The very first person I contacted when I came up with this idea was Malibu Lou from Rum Bar Records. Obviously, I was hoping that he could convince some of his bands to participate (and I still hope they do). What I wasn't expecting was for Lou […]
In this episode Gary Mansfield speaks to Billy Childish (@billychildish_for_it_is_he)Billy Childish is an English painter, author, poet, photographer, film maker, singer and guitarist. Since the late 1970s, Childish has been prolific in creating music, writing and visual art. He has led and played in bands including the Pop Rivets, Thee Milkshakes, Thee Headcoats, and the Musicians of the British Empire, primarily working in the genres of garage rock, punk and surf and releasing more than 100 albums.He is a consistent advocate for amateurism and free emotional expression. Childish co-founded the Stuckism art movement with Charles Thomson in 1999, which he left in 2001. Since then a new evaluation of Childish's standing in the art world has been under way, culminating with the publication of a critical study of Childish's working practice by the artist and writer Neal Brown, with an introduction by Peter Doig, which describes Childish as "one of the most outstanding, and often misunderstood, figures on the British art scene". He is a visiting lecturer at Rochester Independent College. In July 2014 Childish was awarded an honorary Doctor of Arts Degree from the University of Kent. He is known for his explicit and prolific work - he has detailed his love life and childhood sexual abuse, notably in his early poetry and the novels My Fault (1996), Notebooks of a Naked Youth (1997), Sex Crimes of the Futcher (2004) - The Idiocy of Idears (2007), and in several of his songs, notably in the instrumental "Paedophile" (1992) (featuring a photograph of the man who sexually abused him on the front cover) and "Every Bit of Me" (1993). From 1981 until 1985 Childish had a relationship with artist Tracey EminFor more information on the work of Billy Childish go tohttps://l-13.org/product-category/by-artist/billy-childish/To Support this podcast from as little as £3 per month: www.patreon/ministryofartsFor full line up of confirmed artists go to https://www.ministryofarts.orgEmail: ministryofartsorg@gmail.comSocial Media: @ministryofartsorg Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
PART 2/2In this episode Gary Mansfield speaks to Steve Lowe founder of L-13 (@l13lightindustrialworkshop)L-13 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL WORKSHOPPrivate Ladies & Gentlemen's Club for Art, Leisure & the Disruptive Betterment of CultureThe L-13 Light Industrial Workshop is not a gallery, a publisher, nor do we represent artists. Neither are we a real Ladies and Gentlemen's Club, a Light Industrial Workshop, and we most certainly are not an art collective.Founded by artist Steve Lowe in 2003 – initially under the name the aquarium (2003 – 2006) then THE AQUARIUM L-13 (2006 – 2008) – the L-13 Light Industrial Workshop is a creative platform, spiritual home and technical epicentre for a small group of artists that Lowe has found himself working with – both in collaborative venture and by way of support for the individual artists. The L-13 HQ in Clerkenwell is also physical home to the Harry Adams studio, an 1825 Albion Press, The Patented Finger of God Painting Machine and a miniature poodle known as The Beast.We like making special things at prices people can afford and will subsidise our own produce where we think necessary and appropriate. We also like to make and sell special things that cost lots of money for people who can afford it. The sale of such things helps us subsidise those less lucrative projects.The key artists currently active with L-13 are:Harry Adams, Jimmy Cauty, Billy Childish and Jamie ReidFor more information on the work of L-13 go tohttps://l-13.org/To Support this podcast from as little as £3 per month: www.patreon/ministryofartsFor full line up of confirmed artists go to https://www.ministryofarts.orgEmail: ministryofartsorg@gmail.comSocial Media: @ministryofartsorg Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
PART 1/2In this episode Gary Mansfield speaks to Steve Lowe founder of L-13 (@l13lightindustrialworkshop)L-13 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL WORKSHOPPrivate Ladies & Gentlemen's Club for Art, Leisure & the Disruptive Betterment of CultureThe L-13 Light Industrial Workshop is not a gallery, a publisher, nor do we represent artists. Neither are we a real Ladies and Gentlemen's Club, a Light Industrial Workshop, and we most certainly are not an art collective.Founded by artist Steve Lowe in 2003 – initially under the name the aquarium (2003 – 2006) then THE AQUARIUM L-13 (2006 – 2008) – the L-13 Light Industrial Workshop is a creative platform, spiritual home and technical epicentre for a small group of artists that Lowe has found himself working with – both in collaborative venture and by way of support for the individual artists. The L-13 HQ in Clerkenwell is also physical home to the Harry Adams studio, an 1825 Albion Press, The Patented Finger of God Painting Machine and a miniature poodle known as The Beast.We like making special things at prices people can afford and will subsidise our own produce where we think necessary and appropriate. We also like to make and sell special things that cost lots of money for people who can afford it. The sale of such things helps us subsidise those less lucrative projects.The key artists currently active with L-13 are:Harry Adams, Jimmy Cauty, Billy Childish and Jamie ReidFor more information on the work of L-13 go tohttps://l-13.org/To Support this podcast from as little as £3 per month: www.patreon/ministryofartsFor full line up of confirmed artists go to https://www.ministryofarts.orgEmail: ministryofartsorg@gmail.comSocial Media: @ministryofartsorg Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
STARK REALITY PLAYLISTS with James Dier aka $mall ¢hange and Guests
For Episode 54 of STARK REALITY with Host James Dier aka $mall Change, guest DESMOND O'BYRNE aka DJ REPOMAN gives us an exclusive and very nice playlist of sounds from around the world; cumbia, kompa, brazilian, rocksteady, and a few guitar licks, including tracks from Jorge Ben, Joe Bataan, Ray Barretto, Os Gambuzinos, Lisandro Mesa, The Maytals, Delroy Wilson, Jimmy Bryant and more. To hear Des's exclusive in-depth Stark Reality Interview with Desmond O'Byrne aka DJ Repoman, go to Episode 53 of STARK REALITY on jasoncharles.net Podcast Network MUSIC Channel or wherever you get your podcasts. Des and Jim talk about his background as guitarist in the Irish garage rock band The Golden Horde, opening up for the Cramps and playing with bands like The Prisoners and Billy Childish, growing up in Dublin in the 70s, seeing the Clash and Ramones and Specials in '78, making posters for DIY shows he put on, moving to NYC, adjusting to playing music sober, becoming a dad, and much more. Recorded Nov 2022. For more info about Desmond O'Byrne aka DJ Repoman, check out his Discogs page Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to Both STARK REALITY and STARK REALITY PLAYLISTS to get both parts of each guest's episodes!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Juanjo Carrasco, rondeño conocido en las catacumbas como Branquias Johnson, su alterego one-trash-man-band con el que escupe “blues infecto, rocknroll y garage de mierda”. Actitud y sinceridad sostienen una propuesta auténtica y personal. Nos presenta “Ni plata ni miedo” y se sube a nuestro Rincón Subterráneo de los Directos. Playlist; THE SOUNDTRACK OF OUR LIVES “Sister surround” (behind the music, 2001) BILLY CHILDISH and CTMF “Something’s missing inside” (7’’, 2018) THE LONG RYDERS “September November sometime” (adelanto del álbum “September November”) MIRANDA and THE BEAT “Mr Monster” (2021) THE COATHANGERS “One way or another” (One way or the highway’, 2021) L.A. WITCH “Ghost on the highway (One way or the highway, 2021) Versión y original; THE GUN CLUB “Ghost on the highway” (1981) BRANQUIAS JOHNSON “Ni plata ni miedo” (Ni plata ni miedo, 2022) BRANQUIAS JOHNSON “Penumbra” (Electric finger, 2021) BRANQUIAS JOHNSON “Cuchillo” (Electric finger, 2021) BRANQUIAS JOHNSON “Pestosos” (Hotel records España Vol.1, 2021) BRANQUIAS JOHNSON “Santo y seña” (directo en El Sótano) BRANQUIAS JOHNSON “Baile violento” (directo en El Sótano) BRANQUIAS JOHNSON “Mal de ojo” (directo en El Sótano) BRANQUIAS JOHNSON “No me alcanzarán” (Electric finger, 2021) Escuchar audio
For Episode 53 of STARK REALITY Host James Dier aka $mall ¢hange rolls out the tattered red carpet to Hells Kitchen / Dublin and catches up with his old friend Desmond O'Byrne aka Des aka DJ Repoman. Jim met Des in the mid 90s running around underground parties in NYC, both resident DJs at the afterhours spot Rubulad. Throughout this in-depth conversation, they talk digging in various flea markets in the area, Des's background as guitarist in the Irish garage rock band The Golden Horde, opening up for the Cramps and playing with bands like The Prisoners and Billy Childish, growing up in Dublin in the 70s, seeing the Clash and Ramones and Specials in '78, making posters for DIY shows he put on, moving to NYC, getting sober, adjusting to playing music sober, becoming a dad, getting into carpentry, cleaning records with wood glue, and why he gravitated towards instrumentals when he first started DJing. and their night in the early 2000s they did together at Plant Bar in the East Village. Des is top ppls can't say that enough. great dude with excellent taste in music. Recorded Nov 2022. For more info about Desmond O'Byrne aka DJ Repoman, check out his Discogs page For Des's exclusive playlist of sounds from around the world, cumbia, kompa, brazilian, rocksteady, and a few guitar licks, go to Episode 54 of Stark Reality Playlists on Apple Podcasts or on Mixcloud or live & direct on jasoncharles.net Podcast Network Music Chanel's STARK REALITY Series PageSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Full episode at patreon.com/thicklinespod. Katie and Sally are joined by Bubbles Zine editor Brian Baynes to discuss the first (and penultimate) issue of Panels magazine (1979). Topics discussed include: Geneviève Castrée, Bill Griffith, Art Spiegelman, CF, Billy Childish, Jules Feiffer, Rube Rooky, Will Eisner, Aline Kominsky-Crumb, the Mets, and lots more. Order issues of Bubbles at bubbleszine.com, visit the forum at bubbleszine.proboards.com, and follow Brian on Instagram @bubbles_zine. Thank you to our Patreon subscribers for making this episode possible!
La esencia de Doctor Explosión se resume en las canciones de su nuevo disco, titulado ‘Superioridad moral’: garage-punk divertido y alocado, siempre pensado para hacerte perder el control, pero en el que ahora sorprende una asombrosa evolución, en la que han absorbido toda la frescura disponible para poder reinventarse. En ‘Superioridad moral’ se aprecian sus viajes a los Estados Unidos. Austin y Los Angeles muy presentes en estos nuevos temas. Desde la psicodelia pop de ‘Vestir de mujer’ o el country de rabiosas guitarras en ‘Paleto’, hasta la nítida influencia de los eternos Kinks o de un francotirador como Billy Childish. Son canciones llenas de vitalidad adolescente, pero a la vez maduras y llenas de matices, consistentes, y repletas también de fuzz, por supuesto. Con letras genialmente irreverentes, aunque de alguna manera puedan parecer incluso introspectivas. Hay quien ha hablado al escucharlo de “garage de autor”, y no va desencaminado. Escuchar audio
Billy Childish es un creador polifacético (poeta, pintor, escritor,…) aunque es su faceta musical la que nos ocupa en este episodio. Con una trayectoria inabarcable -más de cien álbumes editados en los últimos 43 años- el artista de Chatham es el máximo abanderado de la escena y el sonido del Medway británico. Sobrevolamos su legado para intentar dar una visión aproximada de lo que ha significado y aportado a la historia de las catacumbas del rocknroll. El viernes 28 de octubre Billy Childish regresa a España para un único concierto en el marco del Funtastic Dracula Carnival de Benidorm. Playlist; (sintonía) WILD BILLY CHILDISH and THE SINGING LOINS “Song of the Medway” (7", 2022) THE POP RIVETS “Kray twins” (demo, 1978) THE MILKSHAKES “For she” (Talking 'bout...Milkshakes!, 1981) THE MILKSHAKES “Out of control” (Thee knights of Trashe, 1984) THEE MIGHTY CAESARS “Little by little” (Beware of the ides of march, 1985) THEE MIGHTY CAESARS “You make me die” (Acropolis now, 1986) WILD BILLY CHILDISH and THE BLACK HANDS “Anarchy in the UK” (Play Capt. Calypso's Hoodoo Party, 1988) JACK KETCH and THE CROWMEN “Brimfull of hate” (Brimful of hate, 1988) THEE HEADCOATS “I wasn’t made for this world” (The Good Times Are Killing Me, 1993) THEE HEADCOATS “I’m hurting” (In tweed we trust, 1996) BILLY CHILDISH and HOLLY GOLIGHTLY “Upside mine” (In blood, 1999) THE BUFF MEDWAYS “Troubled mind” (Steady the buffs, 2002) WILD BILLY CHILDISH and THE SPARTAN DREGGS “Forensic R’n’B” (Forensic R’n’B, 2011) WILD BILLY CHILDISH and THE MUSICIANS OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE “Joe Strummer’s grave” (Punk Rock at The British Legion Hall, 2007) THE CHATHAM SINGERS “Evil thing” (Juju Claudius, 2009) THE WILLIAM LOVEDAY INTENTION “My love for you” (People think they know me ... ... but they don’t know me, 2020) WILD BILLY CHILDISH and CTMF “A song for Kylie Minogue” (2016) BILLY CHILDISH with THE SINGING LOINS “I don’t like the man I am” (At the bridge, 1993) Escuchar audio
A TPS arts edition! Who cares about Bob Dylan? Making the case for Dylan as a crucial contemporary artist and his current shows as significant art events, James speaks to the editors of Dylan at 80, Gary Browning and Constantine Sandis, plus 'Definitely Dylan' podcast host Laura Tenschert. James would like to thank Kevin for getting him a ticket to the second Palladium show! Scroll back to our TPS70 SINGING DYLAN, with cult musician Billy Childish, including Billy's exclusive 'landline' recording for us of 'Simple Twist of Fate'. Check out Dylan at 80: http://books.imprint.co.uk/book/?gcoi=71157100599460 And the Definitely Dylan podcast: https://www.definitelydylan.com/ Help us develop The Popular Show and get extra shows at https://www.patreon.com/thepopularpod More ways to help us continue: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/thepopularshow https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thepopularshow https://cash.app/£ThePopularShow
Steve from Retro Man Blog welcomes special guests Buddy Ascott and Rob Green from The Fallen Leaves into the studio to discuss their upcoming tribute and fundraising show in the memory of the Deerstalker hat wearing guitar legend Don Craine of Downliners Sect at The Half Moon in Putney on Sunday August 21st. To help raise awareness of this very special event, Damaged Goods Records have kindly granted us an exclusive play of a brand new Thee Headcoats Sect song featuring Billy Childish, Bruce Brand and original Downliners Sect band member Keith Grant. This episode also features news of Buddy's latest recordings with Speakeasy, The Fallen Leaves, The 79'ers and another upcoming charity show with Vox Pop. Steve chats about some of the shows he's attended recently including Baby Shakes at the Pump It Up Power Pop Weekender, Love revisited with Johnny Echols at the Garage, The Gruesomes first ever U.K. show at Weirdsville, The Undertones at the Camden Electric Ballroom and there's music from The Masonics, The Fallen Leaves, Baby Shakes, Love, The Undertones, The 79'ers, Vox Pop, The Gruesomes and Downliners Sect. For full track listing and links please check out the feature at Retro Man Blog at this link: https://retroman65.blogspot.com/2022/08/retrosonic-podcast-episode-48-why-dont.html Podcover Star: Amy K-B
Ils plongent dans les mythes, comme d'autres dans les mirages. Du rock 'n' roll, ils en font une expérience et une souffrance, totale libération d'esprits frappés. Nicolas Moog, messie messin du dessin, et Arnaud Le Gouefflec, touche à tout brestois, coupable de récits pour enfants et adultes qui vieillissent bien, étaient #AuPoste ce mercredi. Motif : leur Undergound (Editions Glénat), somme BD qui maraude chez les rockers maudits et les grandes prêtresses du son. En quatre planches ramassées, le duo est capable de raconter une vie. Et de reproduire l'exploit des dizaines de fois dans son recueil. Avec Moog et Le Gouefflec, on a causé de Sky Saxon, Billy Childish, du garage punk, et des élégantes âmes perdues d'outre tombe (mais aussi de Jonathan Richman, et de tant d'autres). Deux bonnes heures de bonheur.
El nuevo descubrimiento del legendario sello londinense Damaged Goods: The Courettes, un dúo brasileño/danés compuesto por Flavia Couri (guitarra y voz, anteriormente en Autoramas) y el batería Martin Couri, dedicado a un garage/blues/surf/rock 'n' roll teñido de amor por los años sesenta (en particular por el universo de Phill Spector y las melodías de grupos de chicas como Ronettes, Marvelettes y Shangri-Las) pero tocado con actitud valiente, siguiendo el ejemplo de bandas como Troggs, Who, Kinks, Sonics, Link Wray, Duane Eddy, Billy Childish, Ramones, Cramps y Jon Spencer. Imágenes vintage, fascinaciones retro, sonidos analógicos y Lo-Fi, guitarras con fuzz, melodías que unas veces son azucaradas y otras furiosas, ritmos básicos pero sólidos, panderetas, maracas, suspiros, dolores de amor adolescentes, muro de sonido, encanto y sensualidad. Estos son algunos de los ingredientes de la receta de su espectáculo, del que ya está disfrutando el público europeo y los festivales de género más importantes. Escuchar audio
In the thick of lockdown in March 2021, we spoke to the Greatest Living Englishman, Billy Childish, down the landline phone from his living room in Chatham, Kent. Billy is a punk and blues musician, painter, poet and much else, and has been named as an influence by Kurt Cobain, Kylie Minogue, Jack White and many others. We talked about Billy's then-latest project, an album of Bob Dylan covers, the role of confession in art and culture today, and Billy played a beautiful impromptu version of Dylan's 'Simple Twist of Fate' over the phone. To mark the publication of the second volume of Billy's Dylan project this month, we present a new podcast edit of our interview. Support us at Patreon.com/ThePopularPod and help us grow. For the music we used in this episode and loads more, follow the TPS Spotify playlist.
This week’s show was originally going to be another in the series of “odds and ends” episodes where I air tracks from some record I’ve either recently acquired or pulled out of the archives to give a listen. Unfortunately, the deaths of two great rockers changed those plans. Mark Lanegan is in my opinion the most artistic of all of the grunge-era lead vocalists. While the vast majority of his brethren rarely travelled out of their safe zone, Lanegan was a musical shape shifter throughout his entire career. There was simply not a genre he wouldn’t attempt, nor did it seem like he ever said no to a collaborator. The first half of the show consists of long sets devoted to his solo career and also a taste of those collaborations. Then just a couple of hours before showtime came the news that Downliners Scet leader Don Craine had also passed away. Never heard of the Sect? You’re loss. Please go do some research after listening to tonight’s show. The set dedicated to him not only includes some of the great tracks of their mid-60s glory years but also a couple of great collaborations with Billy Childish. Filling up the […]
Two hours of trashy garage, punk, rock, soul, and fury with host DJ Jdub.This week: some good stuff!Outrage Radio Playlist - January 20, 2022 [0:00]1. The Detroit Cobras – Hey Sailor2. The Detroit Cobras – Ya Ya Ya (Looking For My Baby)3. The Detroit Cobras – Laughing At You4. The Detroit Cobras – Slum Lord5. The Detroit Cobras – Midnight Blues6. The Detroit Cobras – Right Around The Corner7. The Detroit Cobras – Stay Down8. The Detroit Cobras – You Don't Knock [22:19]9. The Schizophonics – Put Your Weight On It10. The Dirtbombs – Chains Of Love11. The Delta Bombers – Mississippi Bayou12. Barrence Whitfield And The Savages – Georgia Slop13. Zen Guerilla – Pins And Needles14. Tex & The Horseheads – Bordertown15. The BellRays – On Top [43:03]16. Nashville Pussy – Snake Eyes17. The Lazy Cowgirls – Lookin' Back18. Greg Cartwright – Come A Little Closer19. The Distillers – City Of Angels20. Gino And The Goons – Hit & Run21. Eddie & The Hotrods – Teenage Depression22. The Guilty Hearts – She's Trouble [1:03:55]23. Bikini Kill – Capri Pants24. Teengenerate – Gonna Feel Alright25. Dead Moon – Kicked Out - Kicked In26. The Paybacks – Me27. The International Noise Conspiracy – I Wanna Know About You28. Iggy & The Stooges – Shake Appeal29. Billy Childish and Holly Golightly – In Blood [1:23:25]30. Boss Hog – Defender31. The Lyres – I Want To Help You Ann32. The Brat – Attitudes33. The Go – Meet Me At The Movies34. The Spits – Don't Shoot35. X-Ray Spex – I Am A Poseur36. MC5 – Sister Anne [1:46:25]37. Gabriel Hart and The Fourth Wall – Our Accident38. The Gears – Darlin Baby39. The Cramps – New Kind Of Kick40. The Soledad Brothers – Going Back To MemphisOutrage Radio broadcasts live every Thursday night from 9-11pm (pacific) at LuxuriaMusic .com.
Podcast mensuel présenté et programmé par Jampur Fraize & Co.Production : 48 FM.Durée : 120 minutes.Cinq fins limiers tendent l'oreille et froncent les sourcils.Une table ronde plutôt louche, avec écoutes suspectes, séquences de débauche entre John Coltrane et Billy Childish, et fricotage entre Leadbelly et Ennio Morricone.Episode 118 spécial catastrophes naturelles : une émission qui commence comme un ouragan...
Podcast mensuel présenté et programmé par Jampur Fraize & Co.Production : 48 FM.Durée : 120 minutes.Cinq fins limiers tendent l'oreille et froncent les sourcils.Une table ronde plutôt louche, avec écoutes suspectes, séquences de débauche entre John Coltrane et Billy Childish, et fricotage entre Leadbelly et Ennio Morricone.Episode 118 spécial catastrophes naturelles : une émission qui commence comme un ouragan...
Join Penny Lane and Captain Dan as they bring you a great mix of garage rock and other sounds tonight on Punks in Parkas!Hear tracks from the likes of Billy Childish, The Sonics, The Cramps and more!
Putting together a Dylan tribute show for this week was clearly a no-brainer. After all, he turned 80 years old this past Monday! Of course The Ledge would celebrate! It actually wasn’t until the day of his birthday that I decided on this theme, though, and I have to give special thanks to Lydia Loveless. To help raise money for NIVA (National Independent Venue Association), Lydia and a dozen other artists were a part of Happy Birthday Uncle Bob! A Dylan Tribute. That release is just one of many recent releases that are the focus of the first half of the show. Daniel Romano, Billy Childish (as The William Loveday Intention), Lucinda Williams, and others have full-length albums of Dylan remakes, and the second half of the show consists of some old favorites such as Paul Westerberg, Jason & The Scorchers, Mike Ness, and many others. After listening, please go purchase those tracks you enjoy! These great artists deserve to be compensated for their hard work, and every purchase surely helps not only pay their bills but fund their next set of wonderful songs. And if you buy these records directly from the artist or label, please let them know you heard these […]
For episode 17 of our Lockdown Lowdown series we welcome Saskia Holling to discuss her new book "Girlsville: The Story of The Delmonas & Thee Headcoatees" which is out now on Spinout Publications. Saskia talks about the process of writing the book itself along with the history and legacy of both groups and each of the band members. We also find out more about Saskia, her own music with Sally Skull, Lord Rochester and Big Russ Wilkins & Lightnin' Hollings and her fanzine "Heavy Flow" along with encounters with Kim Fowley and the impact of seeing Poison Ivy of The Cramps. We then discuss the prejudices and barriers faced by women in music and the positive effect of the Riot Grrrl movement. The episode is sound-tracked by Saskia's personal selection of her favourite Delmonas and Headcoatees songs, a pick of her own music and some of her influences and most memorable musical moments. Here's a description of the book from Spinout Publications. "Following the arrival of Post-Punk in the UK, an explosion of musical wonders flourished in the South East of England. Two such wonders, The Delmonas and Thee Headcoatees added to the burgeoning flow of music from the Medway Delta; a current started by The Pop Rivets, The Milkshakes and The Prisoners. Fronted by women from the Medway area and beyond, The Delmonas and Thee Headcoatees are regularly labelled as ‘Billy Childish projects’, yet the women involved added their own stamp to the musical beat. Hear ye for The Queens of The Medway Delta! Here, we find out more about these women – Hilary, Louise, Sarah, Debbie, Kyra and Holly and just how their paths intertwined to create memorable records (without musical industry intervention) and just what has happened to them all since…Collated and related by Saskia Holling, herself a music maker (The Nettelles, Lord Rochester, Sally Skull, Big Russ Wilkins & Lightnin’ Holling) and fanzine writer, who is seeking to help keep women in musical history. Published under the Spinout Publications imprint, with front cover painting by Sarah Crouch (Miss Ludella Black), and packed with photos and contributions from key figures within the Medway Delta, and related, and beyond!" With music from The Delmonas, Thee Headcoatees, Miss Ludella Black, Holly Golightly & The Brokeoffs, The A-Lines, Ye Nuns, Lord Rochester, Big Russ Wilkins & Lightnin' Holling, The Nettelles, Sally Skull, Babes In Toyland, The Raincoats, The Go-Go's and more. For full tracklisting and links to the featured bands and where you can buy a copy of "Girlsville" please check out Retro Man Blog at the link below: https://retroman65.blogspot.com/2021/05/retrosonic-podcast-with-saskia-holling.html
For Episode 9 of our special Lockdown Lowdown series we welcome Ian Greensmith into the virtual Retrosonic Podcast studio. Ian, a.k.a. Vic Templar, Herbie Greensmith, Vic Flange or just Ian Smith is not only a man of many names he's also a man of many talents as drummer with Medway Indie legends The Dentists, Armitage Shanks, Ye Ascoyne D'Ascoynes, The Dirty Contacts, Sine Waves, Rubberman 12 and The Nuevo Ramon 5. He's also a DJ, one of the promoters of The Fratcave club night and Beatwave Weekenders, author of the hilarious semi-autobiographical "Taking Candy From a Dog", keen gardener, badger watcher and retired cricketer. So yes, you can guess that this episode is packed full of many fascinating musical memories, inspirations, tales and adventures and, of course, some bloody great music! Ian takes us on a musical journey from his very first memory of hearing Aretha Franklin in the canteen at Butlins in Bognor Regis to the first record he bought with his own pocket money, his first gig and first time behind the drumkit. We learn about the early shows with The Milkshakes and The Prisoners, discovering the MIC Club and some legendary Medway Delta names such as Billy Childish, Graham Day, Russ Wilkins, Sexton Ming and more. There's the stories behind his own bands including The Dentists, Ye Ascoyne D'Ascoynes, Armitage Shanks and Nuevo Ramon 5 along with a pick of the best of their music. Then there's a stash of great tunes from his DJ bag, the gig he would travel back in time for, his perfect LP and 45rpm single and some of his favourite bands that he has put on at his own Club nights and Weekenders. There are brushes (excuse the pun) with Buddy Rich, Mark E Smith, The Monochrome Set and Johnny Echols and the story behind his superb semi-autobiographical book "Taking Candy From A Dog". Includes music from The Dentists, Armitage Shanks, Ye Ascoyne D'Ascoynes, The Milkshakes, The Prisoners, Aretha Franklin, Elvis Costello & The Attractions, Sammy Davis Jr & Buddy Rich, The Fall, The Byrds, Love, Buzzcocks, The Kingsmen, Gary McFarland, The Monochrome Set, The Wildebeests, The Fallen Leaves, Ye Nuns, Ramon 5, Little Richard and The Allisons. So sit back, turn up the volume and enjoy! For full tracklisting and links please check out the feature at Retro Man Blog here: https://retroman65.blogspot.com/2020/11/retrosonic-podcast-lockdown-lowdown_27.html
A Garage Punk show about Love, Guitars and Leather Jackets. The story of Garage Punk couple The Courettes is a great Rock ‘n Roll Love Story, which the band told us when we met them at Café du Port at Hamburg St. Pauli the day after they played a double show at local Monkeys Music Club. It was one of the last shows before the second Corona shutdown in Germany. The Courettes met in brazil when touring together with their former bands Columbian Neckties and Autoramas. Today Martin and Flavia Couri live in Denmark and have a four year old son. We talked with them about their soon coming third album, about the bands style (musically and optical) and the special gear they are using to achieve their one of a kind sound. Lately they got signed by the legendary British label Damaged Goods Records which is not the only thing they share with Garage legend Billy Childish. You find The Courettes Music and Merch on their website: https://www.thecourettes.com/ … and their Bandcamp page: https://thecourettes.bandcamp.com/merch Find more interviews with great underground bands on our website: http://www.radiobrennt.de/
Bob and Mike tell stories about Halloween, David Grubbs, Mike McGonigal, Sean Nelson, and finding music in the pre-internet 1980s. plus they play songs from New Radiant Storm King, Peter Prescott, Amanda Palmer, and more.
Billy Childish Since 1977 Billy has released over 150 independent LP’s, published 5 novels and over 45 collections of poetry, but his main job is painting. He has had solo and group exhibitions internationally including New York, London, Seoul and Berlin. He was included in British Art Show 5, which toured throughout four cities – Edinburgh, Southampton, Cardiff, and Birmingham. In 2010, he was the subject of major concurrent survey exhibitions at the ICA in London and White Columns in New York, and in 2011 he became Artist in Residence at the Chatham Historic Dockyard where he currently works. Billy’s next exhibition opens with Lehmann Maupin at their new London space on 5th Oct. It’s not on their exhibitions page yet but it will be here https://www.lehmannmaupin.com/exhibitions soon. Here’s also a link to Billy’s projects page on our website https://l-13.org/projects/billy-childish/
Music: Son Volt. Town: Nanjemoy, Maryland. Player: Benito Santiago. Book: Hunger at the Moon by Billy Childish
Captain Dan and Penny Lane bring you an hour of Louie, and Louie, and Louie, and Louie, and Louie... Hear Louie Louie covers from the likes of Ike and Tina Turner, Billy Childish, Otis Redding and more!
Got a great set o' Wild Sounds and Rock 'N' Roll for ya this Six-Pack O' Pounders™. From Southern California to Mexico; Germany to England, and more.Bud & Kathy, The Artakees, Knights of The New Crusade, Los Ovnis, Dukes of Hamburg, and Billy Childish & Dan Melchior. Don't miss it... Hang it out to dry!If'n you want more loud sounds - including the Baker's Dozen edition of this eppy-sode - join me on my Patreon page at patreon.com/radioblivion to get seven mo' trax, plus my weekly terrestrial radio show.Get every past eppy-sode o' RadiOblivion on the Internet Archive. Blow Yer Radio Up, Baby!! If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element DOWNLOAD | SUBSCRIBE
We're not all retro at Retrosonic...in this episode we feature a Brexit-busting selection of brand new releases from our favourite International, multi-cultural and multi-talented bands and artists, including both sides of the great new single from former Missing Souls frontman Ian Kay. There's superb new material from The Sensation Seekers, Refused, Nika, The Schizophonics, Las Aspiradoras, Goodbye Victory Road, Gatuplan, The Flaming Sideburns, Pablo Matisse, Råttanson, The Limiñanas & Étienne Daho and John Hoyles. Then there's a spotlight on new releases from Damaged Goods Records including King Salami & The Cumberland 3, Billy Childish & CTMF, Fabienne Delsol, Graham Day & The Gaolers and The Shadracks. Turn it up! Retrosonic Podcast holds a valid PRS licence. This Episode's cover star: Ian Kay. For links to all bands please check out the main Retro Man Blog site.
I know I say this every year, but Halloween is the most rock and roll of all holidays. Thus it only makes sense that a Halloween-themed Live Ledge is one of the easiest shows to put together. Which is obviously why I host one almost every single year. Finding tracks to play is so easy, even without relying on the standard Halloween tunes that one hears everywhere. Songs about ghosts, witches, zombies, vampires, and other similar subjects are always rampant in rock, so it’s just a matter of scanning the library. This year’s version stands up proudly against all the previous episodes. There’s brand new bands such as Uncle, Rocket 808, and Pale Lips. There’s veteran punk rockers such as The Members, UK Subs, Billy Childish, and The Vibrators. There’s covers of Suicide, David Bowie, and (believe it or not) Tom Petty. There’s really something for everybody, so be sure to play this show next Thursday when the trick or treaters start arriving. After listening, please go purchase those tracks you enjoy!
Punk painter and writer Billy Childish discusses the writing that made him: Lust for Life by Irving Stone (1934).
00:00 Billy Childish - "Keep Your Lamp Trimmed And Burning [traditional]" 02:18 It's Notherground Music!! - "What You Talkin Bout" 05:14 James Kibbie - "BWV 1102: Du Friedefürst, Herr Jesu Christ" 07:40 Carnivorous Birds - "A Thing I Often Think About" 09:37 Kai - "Bubbles" 11:13 The Split Squad - "I've Got a Feeling" 14:53 Ol - "Face Without Sense" 17:54 Oblivian Substanshall - "Red Tongue" 19:24 Perfection - "intro" All music sourced from the Free Music Archive under Creative Commons licenses. Info, licenses, and downloads: Keep Your Lamp Trimmed And Burning [traditional] What You Talkin Bout BWV 1102: Du Friedefürst, Herr Jesu Christ A Thing I Often Think About Bubbles I've Got a Feeling Face Without Sense Red Tongue intro
Ox-Podcast Folge 25 – jetzt online, wie immer bei Spotify und iTunes und über unsere Website ( https://www.ox-fanzine.de/podcast ): Fabi und Joachim sprechen über die eben erschienene Ox-Ausgabe Nr. 145 (jetzt am Kiosk und bei uns im Shop unter https://www.ox-fanzine.de/web/aktuelles_ox.217.html ) mit u.a. SPERMBIRDS (Titel), NEW MODEL ARMY, SLEATER-KINNEY, Frank Turner, Billy Childish, MONTREAL, DEFEATER, RAWSIDE, SOULSIDE und vielen anderen mehr.
Despite what you may believe, archive releases come out throughout the year. It’s not just for the Christmas holidays or Record Store Days. During the year there are tons of compilations, live records, remasters, and other odds and ends. Tonight’s show collects a number of these. Acoustic versions of classic Graham Parker and Superchunk albums. A collection of acoustic covers recorded by Buffalo Tom’s Bill Janovitz. Live albums by Johnny Thunders, Die Toten Hosen, Paul Kelly, and so much more. A riveting triple-disc compilation of Billy Childish’s 40 year careeer. All these and more! Listen and then please go purchase those tracks you enjoy! It’s that simple.
Got a WILD Six-Pack O' Pounders™ with the child o' Billy Childish, brand new one-man BOOM from Canada (you t'ain't never heard it), the Blues Explosion, a nice little psychedelic trip into your mind, and more.Blow Yer Radio Up, Baby!!If'n you want more loud sounds join me on my Patreon page at patreon.com/radioblivion.Git all past eppy-sodes o' RadiOblivion on the Internet Archive. Blow Yer Radio Up, Baby!! If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element DOWNLOAD | SUBSCRIBE
Robert & Russell meet legendary painter, musician and poet Billy Childish. We discuss white suits, Dada, a Kurt Schwitters-inspired tattoo, punk rock, Van Gogh and why he got expelled from studying at Saint Martins in 1980. We find out about his friendship with Peter Doig, relationship with Tracey Emin, his breakthrough exhibitions with curator Matthew Higgs at not-for-profit art space White Columns (New York) & the ICA (London) and how he started to work with leading Berlin gallery Neugerriemschneider. Billy’s solo exhibition of new paintings at Carl Freedman Gallery, Margate runs until 25th August 2019, free entry. For images of Billy's paintings, please visit Instagram: @carlfreedmangallery and @talkart See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Twice a month, guitar amp guru Skip Simmons shares stories and answers your questions on tube amp buying, restoration and repair. Co-hosted by the Fretboard Journal’s Jason Verlinde. Submit your guitar amp questions to Skip here: fretboardjournal@gmail.com or by leaving us a voicemail or text at 509-557-0848. The more questions we get, the more episodes we record. Some of the topics discussed on this episode: -Skip replies to a critic of his WD-40 hack -Jason's Gibson EH-150 amp needs help -An answer to last week's Champ baffler -Speaker re-coning recommendations -A buggy reissue Gibson GA-20 prototype -Recommendations for a baritone guitar player -Protecting an amp from the elements in damp Southeast Texas -Running a Traynor head on only one power tube -Can you break an amp through loud playing/boost/effects? -Making a reissue Blackface Deluxe Reverb sound vintage -How to buy pre-amp tubes online -Alternative chasis materials -Fitting bigger speakers in a Champ cab -Capturing the sound of Billy Childish (again) -A '60s Gibson Skylark with numerous issues and much more… Want to advertise your brand on the TAVA podcast? Drop us a line at jason@fretboardjournal.com. If you’re enjoying this podcast, please leave us a review on iTunes and don’t forget to share it with friends.
Twice a month, guitar amp guru Skip Simmons shares stories and answers your questions on tube amp buying, restoration and repair. Co-hosted by the Fretboard Journal’s Jason Verlinde. Submit your guitar amp questions to Skip here: fretboardjournal@gmail.com or by leaving us a voicemail or text at 509-557-0848. The more questions we get, the more episodes we record. Some of the topics discussed on this episode: -Dick Dale and the Fender Showman amp -The differences between Fender Tweed, Brownface, Blackface and Silverface amps -Noise floor: What’s acceptable, what indicates an amp problem -Broken tube pins -Using amps in stereo (safely) -Toroidal power transformers -The "bright cap mod" on a Fender Deluxe Reverb -Skip’s mods to the Silverface Champ circuit -Building your own kit amp -Achieving the sound of Billy Childish without a Selmer Triumph Reverb -Replacement bass amp speakers and much more… Want to advertise your brand on the TAVA podcast? Drop us a line at jason@fretboardjournal.com. If you’re enjoying this podcast, please leave us a review on iTunes and don’t forget to share it with friends.
Is there a link between mental health and creativity? Do artists have to ‘suffer for their art’?In this episode, we challenge the myth of the 'tortured artist'. Hear artists, curators and health professionals discuss the role creativity can play in promoting well-being.The podcast features Shadi Al-Atallah, Alistair Gentry, Carol Jacobi, Benji Jeffrey and Victoria Tischler. It is presented by Billy Childish.The Art of Creativity is a Boom Shakalaka production for Tate, produced by Arlie Adlington.Discover how Van Gogh’s mental illness has affected the way people view his art. Visit The EY Exhibition: Van Gogh and Britain at Tate Britain, 27 March – 11 August 2019.Photo: © Rikard Österlund See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
The Claim special with David Arnold in conversation. They formed around 1980, as part of the independent Medway scene around the nearby towns of Rochester, Chatham and Gillingham and influenced by classic acts such as The Kinks, The Jam, The Clash and The Smiths. Stylistically, they shared much in common with fellow Kent band The Dentists and early Creation Records acts such as The Jasmine Minks. Between 1985 and 1992, The Claim released two albums and various singles and EPs, first on their own record label, and then via Kevin Pearce's Esurient Communications imprint, Bob Stanley's Caff label and the German-based label A Turntable Friend. Their first outing, Armstrong’s Revenge & Eleven Other Short Stories (1985) was followed by the 12" EP This Pencil Was Obviously Sharpened By a Left-Handed Indian Knife Thrower (again on Trick Bag Records). By the time of 1988's Boomy Tella LP, the quality of their politically fused, bittersweet songs had matured considerably, and it is now regarded as their high-water mark. Meanwhile, their single "Wait And See" was recorded at ex-Jam drummer Rick Buckler's studio with ex-Jam producer Vic Coppersmith-Heaven. The Claim also teamed up with the poet and ex-Dentists drummer Vic Templar (an alias for Ian Smith) for various evenings which combined a play, featuring members of The Claim, with a musical performance by the band. Templar also collaborated with The Claim for the song "Mike The Bike", issued as the B-side to perhaps The Claim's most impressive outing, "Birth Of A Teenager", issued as a limited edition single housed in a sleeve designed by the Medway scene's most multi-faceted talent, Billy Childish. For another gig, Welsh band The Manic Street Preachers played their debut London show supporting The Claim. The Claim played their final show in January 1993. None of The Claim's music appeared on CD at the time. Recently, the band themselves compiled a retrospective, Black Path, which was released on Rev-Ola Records in September 2009.[2][3] The band played a reunion gig in Rochester, Kent on 19 September 2009 to coincide with the project's release. On Thursday 25 March 2010, they played at a second reunion show with fellow Medway band The Dentists at Dingwalls in Camden Town, London.
Hey everybody, if you're ready for some Xmas music that doesn't suck then you've come to the right place. On this years holiday episode you will hear music from Billy Childish, James Brown, El Vez, and more. Peace!
I’s chile today, hot tamale! And these are the most red hot sounds on the Internet — Joe “King” Carrasco, Billy Childish, Mark Sultan, Charlie Pickett, The Morlocks and much much more. So grab a bowl of chili beans at Jack’s or John’s or Jim’s or Jean’s and let this month’s Big Enchilada warm…
Steve from Retro Man Blog and Rock Photographer Paul Slattery discuss Mark E Smith, the Small Faces musical "All or Nothing", King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard at Brixton Academy, Mike Stax's book on Craig Smith, The Monochrome Set's 40th anniversary shows and Tours long-awaited reunion gig. There's breaking news and music from Billy Childish & CTMF, The Loons and Union Carbide Productions. Paul picks two tracks from his favourite guitarists Link Wray and Mick Green of The Pirates and there's a rare new mix of a Johnny Thunders classic. Along the way there's the usual eclectic pick and mix of some great tracks from Wall of Voodoo, Art Attacks, Galileo 7, The Fall, Y Fflaps and Penny Arkade. Mark E Smith cover photo copyright Paul Slattery.
Neat Neat Neat – The Damned Surf Beat – Dick Dale Daddy Rolling Stone – Billy Childish & The CTMF Open Up Your Door – The Future Primitives Gumkick – Cee Bee Beaumont Gangwar – Gene Maltais Drums A-Go-Go – … Continue reading →
Poet David Rowe joins us to talk about 6 poets that are lesser known, and we read some of their poetry: Vicente Huidobro, Hélène d'Oettingen, Jack Gilbert, Billy Childish, Bernard Bador, and Amelia Rosselli.
Two hours of nothing but bands whose names start with “Thee”.
You’re No Good – The Omens Holiday In Cambodia – The Dead Kennedys Mogul Monster – The Rangers Rumble Rock – Kip Tyler I Just Want To Make Love To You – Billy Childish & The CTMF Naked, Naked, Naked … Continue reading →
Rock photographer Paul Slattery and Steve from Retro Man Blog chat about some recent gigs, events and releases. There's a report on Billy Childish at The Lexington and a track from his new CTMF album "Sq 1". We take a look at new releases and gigs by the legendary Long Ryders and The Flamin' Groovies. Then there's 40 years since ''76 Punk' with an exhibition at the British Library and a classic from Dr. Feelgood who topped the album charts in 1976. Paul talks about being on stage with the U.K. Subs and Ramones and we discuss the new Danny Fields book "My Ramones" along with Tom Sheehan's Paul Weller photo book "Aim High" and we raise a glass to Charlie Harper on his 72nd birthday. Then in the build up to our next Retro Man Blog Night at the Half Moon Putney on June 24th which sees the long-awaited return to these shores by ex-Soundtrack of Our Lives front-man Ebbot Lundberg and his new band The Indigo Children we play a track from his brand new album "For The Ages To Come" and a rare nugget from TSOOL. Then there's an exclusive unreleased new track from The Fallen Leaves who will be special guests on the 24th (along with Galileo 7) and a song from their new drummer's old band The Chords! All this and a great slice of instrumental Psych from The Lysergics... Tickets for Ebbot Lundberg & The Indigo Children, The Fallen Leaves and The Galileo 7 on June 24th are available now from: http://halfmoon.co.uk/event?event=510017&date=2016-06-24%2020:00:00 Podcover photo: Simon Davies/Model: Amy
As has become an annual tradition at tQHQ, we have decided to start a weekly radio show, called The Quietus Hour, dedicated to bringing you the best in new music. Thanks to the organisational skills of our former producer the Noble Paul Noble and the liquid skills of our current producer, Seb White, here is our first show of this year, with *crosses both fingers behind back, faces north and stands on one leg* each consecutive show to go out live on a Wednesday afternoon. Quietus editors John Doran and Luke Turner surf a cresting wave of liquid chat for sixty minutes peppered with new music by ILL, Arabrot, Anna Meredith, Kiran Leonard, Jessy Lanza, Zayn and Fat White Family; not to mention copper bottomed exclusives by Billy Childish, Knifeworld and the first ever airing of the Gary Numan/John Foxx collaboration 'Talk (Are You Listening To Me?)'. Pour yourself a cup of chai and pull up a pouffe - it's going to be luxurious.
Podcast mensuel présenté et programmé par Jampur Fraize & Co. et produit par 48 FM.Durée : 60 minutesINSPECTEURS DES RIFFS : Une équipe de cinq fins limiers qui fouillent dans tous les recoins de leurs discothèques pour vous faire savourer et découvrir l'incontournable et l'improbable. Des coups de cœur aux séquences spéciales « allumés », John Coltrane y croise Billy Childish et Leadbelly fricote avec Ennio Morricone.
Podcast mensuel présenté et programmé par Jampur Fraize & Co. et produit par 48 FM. Durée : 60 minutes INSPECTEURS DES RIFFS : Une équipe de cinq fins limiers qui fouillent dans tous les recoins de leurs discothèques pour vous faire savourer et découvrir l’incontournable et l’improbable. Des coups de cœur aux séquences spéciales « allumés », John Coltrane y croise Billy Childish et Leadbelly fricote avec Ennio Morricone.
It's finally up! The first official episode of the Blue Island Radio Podcast. I think it's only fitting that we kick off the show with one of my all-time favorite artists: Billy Childish. He's been in so many bands it's hard to keep track them all but we'll me hearing from Thee Headcoats, Thee Mighty Caesars, The Buff Medways, and more!
Podcast mensuel présenté et programmé par Jampur Fraize & Co. et produit par 48 FM. Durée : 60 minutes INSPECTEURS DES RIFFS : Une équipe de cinq fins limiers qui fouillent dans tous les recoins de leurs discothèques pour vous faire savourer et découvrir l’incontournable et l’improbable. Des coups de cœur aux séquences spéciales « allumés », John Coltrane y croise Billy Childish et Leadbelly fricote avec Ennio Morricone.
Podcast mensuel présenté et programmé par Jampur Fraize & Co. et produit par 48 FM.Durée : 60 minutesINSPECTEURS DES RIFFS : Une équipe de cinq fins limiers qui fouillent dans tous les recoins de leurs discothèques pour vous faire savourer et découvrir l'incontournable et l'improbable. Des coups de cœur aux séquences spéciales « allumés », John Coltrane y croise Billy Childish et Leadbelly fricote avec Ennio Morricone.
Steve & Adam from Retro Man Blog are joined by Rock Photographer Paul Slattery to discuss how Lemmy influenced his choice of career, his work with Billy Childish and of course the untimely death of David Bowie. Along the way we chat about some upcoming gigs and play tracks from The Pretty Things, The Downliners Sect, The Long Ryders, Rezillos, That Petrol Emotion, Motorhead and The Stompin' Riff Raffs and more. There's also new singles from Graham Day's new outfit The Senior Service and Billy Childish and an exclusive unreleased track by Autoramas!
Steve from Retro Man Blog and Rock Photographer Paul Slattery present a bumper end of year episode packed full of our pick of the best in classic and contemporary Garage Rock, Psych, Punk, Mod, Power Pop, Soul and more! From classics, overlooked oldies and hidden gems to brand new releases, exclusives and unsigned acts. In Episode 17 we have an exclusive unreleased new track from The Fallen Leaves and new releases from The Medway's legendary Garage Rock icons Billy Childish & CTMF and Graham Day & The Forefathers. New Punk sounds from Buzzcocks, The Pukes and a live classic from The Outcasts. If you like your Mod and Psych then you will love The Most, Speakeasy and The Mynd Set. Some French Pop from Serge Gainsbourg and Brigitte Bardot and Les Kitschenette's. There's the new single from of Arrowe Hill, some stompin' Soul from Willie Kendrick and Dana Gillespie and 60's nuggets from The Vagrants and The Hardtimes. If that's not enough there's Sunset Drive and The Sound and a tribute to Ian McLagan and a truly classic Small Faces number. Plus the usual waffle, rambling, news and reviews including a special piece on the sad demise of The 12 Bar Club and the scandalous re-development of Denmark Street. Enjoy!
British-born Americana singer-songwriter Pete Molinari performs a live set in the KEXP Studio, featuring songs from 2014's "Theosophy" and a Billy Childish cover to close out the set. Recorded 09/24/2014 - 4 songs: Evangeline, You Will Be Mine, What I Am I Am, I Don't Like The Man I Am.Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Graham Day & The Forefathers were formed to “crank out choice cuts from four Graham Day-fronted bands - The Prisoners, The Prime Movers, The Solarflares and The Gaolers - distilling 30-odd years of high quality song writing, lo-fi production and high energy performance to their stripped down Garage-Rock essence”. Steve from Retro Man Blog meets up with Graham and his long-time bandmates Allan Crockford and Wolf Howard to discuss their forthcoming album “Good Things”, which sees them finally coming to terms with an outstanding musical legacy. They candidly talk us through their fascinating history and pick out a few favourite songs from each of the line-ups. Along the way we also discuss and play some of the other bands and artists they have worked with over the years, such as The James Taylor Quartet, Billy Childish, The Daggermen, The Spartan Dreggs, The Galileo 7 and Planet. Generously sound-tracked by a hand-picked selection of over twenty songs from the trio’s varied career, including some exclusive tracks from the new album “Good Things”, this Podcast is a must-have for every die-hard fan and a perfect taster for those newcomers wanting an introduction to one of Britain’s best ever songwriters. Graham Day & The Forefathers will play 229 The Venue in London on October 31st and you will be able to pick up copies of the new album at the gig exclusively prior to it’s official release. So, pour yourself a Whisky, sit back and enjoy...! For more information on the Podcast and links to buy tickets to the October 31st show please check out the feature on Retro Man Blog here. http://retroman65.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/retrosonic-podcast-graham-day.html
Steve from Retro Man Blog and Rock Photographer Paul Slattery chat about a selection of gigs and events including Captain Sensible's Birthday Gig, Paul's time on the road with Oasis and his involvement in the "Chasing The Sun" photo exhibition. There's the latest "best gig ever" from The Fleshtones and a slight moan about The Fuzztones time keeping, praise for Eight Rounds Rapid, Galileo 7 and a weird coincidence with Stupidity. Reports on our Podcast with Billy Childish and the first ever screening of The Pub Monkey movie featuring The Len Price 3. News on our next Retro Man Blog gig with The WitchDoktors, King Salami & The Cumberland 3 and The SuperMinx'70 and chat about the two previous sold out shows with The Monochrome Set and Graham Day & The Forefathers. There's gushing praise for ex-Soundtrack of Our Lives front man Ebbot Lundberg's new solo E.P. and spins of tracks by The Teamsters, Shall I Say Quois and The Snakeman 3. Enjoy! For more information on all the bands please check out http://retroman65.blogspot.co.uk/
Steve from Retro Man Blog and Rock Photographer Paul Slattery visit Billy Childish in his Medway studio to chat about some of his musical influences and the effect they had on his own work. Along the way we discuss and play some tracks from a selection of his many line-ups including The Pop Rivets, The Milkshakes, Thee Mighty Caesars, Thee Headcoats, The Buff Medways, The Musicians of The British Empire and his latest band The CTMF. For the Blog feature on our interview with Billy with exclusive Paul Slattery photographs of Billy in the crowd at the Sex Pistols Brunel University gig in 1977 and his various line-ups through the years please check out this link http://retroman65.blogspot.co.uk/2014/07/billy-childish-retrosonic-podcast.html
Steve from Retro Man Blog talks to Ian Ballard, boss of the legendary Punk and Garage Rock label Damaged Goods Records. In this second episode Ian talks us through some more pivotal releases including Fabienne Delsol, Buzzcocks, Billy Childish & The Singing Loins, Pete Molinari, The Cute Lepers, Cyanide Pills, Graham Day & The Gaolers and The Wolfmen featuring ex-Adam & The Ants guitarist Marco Pirroni. We also play some of the latest Damaged Goods releases including Cowbell and Giuda and we are pleased to have some exclusive new songs from Thee Spivs and The pUKES...! For more information on Damaged Goods Records please visit http://www.damagedgoods.co.uk For links to all the bands featured please check out http://retroman65.blogspot.co.uk/2013/05/the-damaged-goods-records-story-part-2.html
Listen[audio:http://media.rvanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/The-Bopst-Show-Who-Listens-to-Radio-Episode-236.mp3|titles=The Bopst Show -- Who Listens to Radio -- Episode 236]SubscribeiTunes: The Bopst show podcastEverything else: The Bopst show podcastDownloadThe Bopst Show -- Who Listens to Radio? -- Episode 236— ∮∮∮ —Title: The Bopst Show: "Who Listens To Radio? (Episode 236)"Rating: PG-13 (Adult Situations & Language)Intent: To reach man Virginia…Random Richmond Diversion: And sometimes fraudRandom USA Diversion: It was just dormantRandom World Diversion: by a vote of 388 to 1Random Image: SteamRandom Music Blog: All Things GoRandom Bopst Show: The Bopst Show: “The Shapely Head (Episode 150)"I don’t see how it could hurt:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnst6twjPPUConstruction Date: Thursday-Saturday May 9-11th, 2013Equipment: Mac G5, Free Audio Editor & Recorder Software from Audacity, Frontier US-122 USB Audio/MIDI Interface, Shure SM57 MicrophonePosted: Monday May 13th, 2013Artists and Groups in order of appearance: Sarah Vaughn, Rube Waddell, Kendra Smith & The Guild of Temporal Adventurers, Mel Torme, Big Youth, Billy Childish & The Black Hands, Anette Funicello, Trouble Funk, Joni Mitchell, Lightnin’ Hopkins, Melvins, James Cameron, Messer Chups, Johnny Wright, The Polica, DokakaLiner NotesThis week’s top ten radio quotes.George Harrison Gossip is the Devil's radio.Johnny Carson If it weren't for Philo T. Farnsworth, inventor of television, we'd still be eating frozen radio dinners.Doug Coupland I like doing radio because it's so intimate. The moment people hear your voice, you're inside there heads, not only that, you're in there laying eggs.Fran Lebowitz Radio news is bearable. This is due to the fact that while the news is being broadcast, the disk jockey is not allowed to talk.Charles Stanley We're enlarging in every single area of the ministry at In Touch. We're on radio and television. We're in over 110 million homes in America plus radio on satellites. We just acquired the NAMB FamilyNet television network, and with that expanding possibilities of the gospel.Sting I made two movies before The Police had a hit record: I did Quadrophenia and a film called Radio On.Donny Osmond You always draw from your roots. I'm influenced by everything I hear and see, and that includes music today, but obviously I go back to my early influences: Stevie Wonder, Parliament, Earth, Wind & Fire, Ohio Players, Average White Band. Those kind of artists are what I look to. When I hear that stuff on the radio, I turn it up!Jason Mraz When I was in high school, The Dave Matthews Band was a local band, and that was the first time I was starting to connect with a live band that was something that wasn't on the radio or TV.Kenny Chesney I'm running a radio station.Joe Strummer I think we're going to have to forget about the radio and just go back to word of mouth.— ∮∮∮ —Here are some shows I’m hustling at Balliceaux this week...NEXT NEW SHOW: 05/20/13 New show times. The Bopst Show airs Sundays, 11PM and Tuesdays, 6PM (EST-USA) on KAOS Radio Austin.Figure by Todd WellmannPhoto: BOPSTUntil Next Time:Stay clean,BOPSTHo there, reader of RSS feeds! Do you ever want to support RVANews in a real and tangible way? Or at least pay a small penance for reading ad-free content? If so, support us on Patreon for a couple bucks a month!
Steve from Retro Man Blog and Rock Photographer Paul Slattery talk to Ian Ballard, boss of the legendary Punk and Garage Rock label Damaged Goods Records. In this first episode we play and discuss some of the label's pivotal early releases and discover how Ian started off in the business. Along the way Ian and Paul chat about their experiences with the Manic Street Preachers and Billy Childish, and there are other favourites such as Graham Day and Holly Golightly. We also have an exclusive brand new track from Thee Spivs excellent forthcoming album "The Crowd and The Sounds" which is due for release on Damaged Goods on June 24th. Retro Man Blog is pleased to announce that we will be hosting Thee Spivs new album Launch Party at The Half Moon Putney on June 29th and the band will be playing along with support from The Fallen Leaves and The Past Tense. Check the Blog at http://retroman65.blogspot.co.uk/ for updates! Part 2 of The Damaged Goods Story is coming soon...for more info on Damaged Goods Records please visit http://www.damagedgoods.co.uk/ and for Thee Spivs official web-site please check out http://theespivs.blogspot.co.uk/
Welcome to the A-Side of The Fallen Leaves story: Steve from Retro Man Blog and Rock Photographer Paul Slattery chat to Rob Symmons and Rob Green from the band about their music and history. The two episodes are generously soundtracked with lots of Fallen Leaves songs, and we also discuss and play some of the band's favourite tracks and influences from Ramones, Trini Lopez, Buff Medways, The Who, Roxy Music, Dr. Feelgood, John's Children...and Rolf Harris! Along the way we will meet some of the characters the band have rubbed shoulders with over the years including Vic Godard, Billy Childish, Bernie Rhodes, Joe Strummer, Malcolm McLaren, Paul Cook, Pete Townshend and more...So slip on your smoking jacket, pour yourself a cup of tea, get yourself comfortable on your chaise longue and listen to some fine Punk Rock for Gentlemen! http://www.thefallenleaves.net/
Une compilation jetant un pont entre les professionnels de la réparation et de l'entretien automobile et les rockers préférant des conditions d'enregistrement et un équipement minimalistes.Écouter Liste des morceaux :01. Arthur Brown - Fire02. Thee Oh Sees - Corprophagist (A Bath Perhaps)03. The Third Bardo - I'm Five Years Ahead Of My Time04. Captain Beefheart & his Magic Band - Zig Zag Wanderer05. Black Diamond Heavies - Ain't Talkin' About Love06. Monks - Monk Time07. The Sonics - Cinderella08. The Dirtbombs - Tina Louise09. Thor's Hammer - I Don't Care10. SRC - Up All Night11. The Black Lips - Short Fuse12. The Electric Prunes - Lost Dream13. Iron Butterfly - Possession14. Quicksilver Messenger Service - How You Love15. Billy Childish & Dan Melchior - Length of Pipe16. Them - I'm Your Witch Doctor17. The Seeds - Girl I Want You18. The Haunted - Vapeur mauve (Purple Haze)19. The Groupies - Primitive20. The Cramps - Strychnine21. Hawkwind - Silver Machine (Original Single Version)22. Kim Fowley - Bubble Gum23. The King Khan & BBQ Show - Crystal Ball24. Ty Segall Band - I Bought My Eyes25. Dashiell Hedayat - ChryslerTélécharger :- le mix (clic-droit "Enregistrer sous")- l'archive complète- les mp3 un par unPochette : Christine
En el programa de hoy nos movemos por el rock n' roll salvaje y bastardo. Arrancamos con el singular Screaming Jay Hawkins, seguimos con el mortifero Screaming Lord Sutch, nos acercamos al contundente blues de R.L. Burnside, continuamos con el rockabilly country de Mississipi Mudsharks, y los sonidos primigenios de Billy Childish. Como el programa no se detiene, tienen cabida los psicobilly Flat Duo Jets, los garaje punk The Gories, y el Blues rock de Ten Years After. No podía faltar el inigualable Hasil Adkins, los sonidos Soul punk de King Salami & The Cumberland Three, para acabar con los míticos Dead Kennedys. Estamos en: itunes, facebook, ivoox y Radio Nava. Contact us: carreteressecundaries@gmail.com
Click to Play The Vamps - I Need Somebody -- (http://www.saustexmedia.com/)Trey Gunn - Sling Charm -- (http://www.myspace.com/treygunn)History Song - The Godd, The Bad, The QueenMudhoney (w/ Billy Childish on vocals) - You Make Me DieDelilah Dewylde and The Lost Boys - The Price You Pay (Grand Rapids) (Find Them on FaceBook!!)The Pentegons - Try and Find (Muskegon)The Avatars - You Got Somethin' (Ann Arbor)SSSP - Rust (http://www.koirecords.com/) -- Prettiest Vinyl Ever!! Check Them Out!!Crass - Do They Us A Living?The Replacements - God Damn JobThe Immortal Lee County Killers - Revolution SummerJim Jones Party Mix - Anarchist AnthemLeft Lane Cruisers - CrackalacksThe Crumbs - I Fell In Love With an Alien GirlPlecebo - 20th Century BoyJoni Mitchell - You Turn Me On I'm A Radio
Just the thought of what the Boyracer family's record collection must look like brings a tear to my eye. If i had a nickel for every great record Stew's turned me onto, I'd have enough money to catch up on the Searching For The Now series. This is Jen and Stew's first podcast, and I think you'll find it to be beyond enlightening. Exotic DIY pop singles and tapes rain down like manna, and Mr & Mrs 'Racer drop informative chat between the tunes to keep you scurrying for the notepad. Ace stuff. 1. BILLY CHILDISH - art or arse2. CAIRO - i like bluebeat3. LIAM LYNCH - whatever4. SCARS - horrorshow5. DESPERATE BICYCLES - smokescreen6. URBAN SLAKE - so fucking swedish7. BRIGHT LIGHTS - g.g.p.8. HOOD - left channel down, who needs enemies?9. THE PETTICOATS - normal10. MOTORCYCLE BOY - peel session track11. THE SAVLONS - and whats more12. MURPHY FEDERATION - the fed up skank13. ESMERELDAS KITE - demo track14. GIRLS AT OUR BEST - getting nowhere fast15. DISTURBED - betrayed16. THE CLOUDS - jenny nowhere17. XTC - spiral
Mike Chavez Dawson interviewed Billy Childish during a performance evening at The Whitworth Art Gallery.Billy Childish is a cult figure in America, Europe and Japan. Painter, poet and song writer - in a twenty year period he has published over 40 collections of his poetry, recorded over 100 full-length independent LP's and produced over 2000 paintings.Name- Billy ChildishCurrent job and place of employment- Painter, writer and musicianWhat did you study at sixth form or college?- Left secondary education at 16 and entered the Naval Dockyard at Chatham as an apprentice stonemason.Did you go to University or any other higher education institution? If so, where and what did you study?- St Martin's School of Art to study painting, BA Hons Fine Art, however this was short-lived and I was expelled in 1982.What was or who was the biggest influence on your choice of career?- Vincent Van GoghMike Chavez-Dawson is an interdisciplinary artist, fascinated with the place where the worlds of Media and Art collide and intermesh. He is also Visual Arts Editor for "Flux Magazine", founding curator for Flux Space and adviser for State Of Flux.Name- Mike Chavez-DawsonCurrent job and place of employment- ArtistWhat did you study at sixth form or college?- Art, Photography, Art History and Film StudiesDid you go to University or any other higher education institution? If so, where and what did you study?- Manchester Metropolitan University, BA Hons Interactive Arts and MA Art as EnvironmentWhat was or who was the biggest influence on your choice of career?- My GrandadDownload the video interview with Billy Childish
Oh Boy and Howdy everybody - Long time since my last podcast and all apologies. You must understand that these times dissertations are cause for desperation and all my education has left me little time for communication. And so I've managed to pull myself together just in time for the monthlies 05. Lets get it on.01. John Lee Hooker - Hard Hearted WomanThe always esteem-able and vital, played here because you can never have to much of a good Hooker.02. Holy Modal Rounders - SynergyA supremely weird song that, I do believe, precedes the "paradigm shift" "synergy" of boardroom culture by a solid two scores worth of years. Take that to the bank you filthy suit bastards.03. Thee Headcoats - MantrapChrist, I can't shake the feeling that I must have played this one before. Not sure when or where. No matter. Billy Childish led this outfit of misfits in his own personal means of exercising his demons. Hard luck with that as twenty years later he's still trying. 04. Cocorosie - Terrible AngelsFrom La Maison de Mon Rêve, an album I specifically skipped trying to pronounce on the air. 05. Pink Martini - Anna (El Negro Zunbon)One of the best little outfits from P-town still gets respect from the swinging cats down at Carnegie Hall. Pink Martini just came out with a new album too - Hey Eugene! and, best of news, they did it by sticking with the small imprint label Heinz Records. 06. John Mayhill - Mexico CityI can find nothing on this guy - real shame too. Even though he's got some generic vocal belts - the genius is all in the song's parodic tone and the call and response duet. Which makes me curious as to if he was smart enough to do it twice or if this was just a one off fluke.07. La Piedrera - El Cool DudeThe accordion is the international instrument of honest music. Anyone who has ever tried "ironic" accordion compositions has in fact met their horrible demise the ragged clutches of the squeeze box man's dancing monkey. And rightfully so. 08. Al Caiola - Experiment In TerrorCause nothing says summer like a latin flavored string guitar set based on the idea of Terror. I get all goose pimply when the brass swings into it in the second half. The Horror. 09. Har-You Percussion Group - Feel Me GoodSocial activists, deteriorated youth, and funk. I wonder what happened to these kids. 10. Bango - Motor MaravilhaThe left behind and forgotten of the 60's Brazilian Psychedelic Movement.11. Barney Bigard Sextet - Sweet Marijuana BrownRecorded in '45 this little ditty came out long after the respectability of jazz was all about the understated background music and had not yet been blown apart by the cool. An interesting time and this song plays more like a crooner than anything else.12. Contours - Can You Jerk Like MeSoul Singing Motown players - they pushed this onto vinyl in '65. And unlike the Barney Bigard Sextet track it has no intentional subtext.13. Optiganally Yours - Walk & Chew GumFor those who are curious the Optigan is a little toy record player which played small instrument records to produce sounds. And yes the band is based on this device. 14. Rusty York - TremblinAs a son of a coal miner this bluegrass influenced rockabilly promoter put up a lot of works and has even got a place over at the Rockabilly Hall of Fame. 15. David Karsten Daniels - Jesus and the DevilKeeping the summer spirit alive DKD gets the best of the whatsits on this podcast. Happiness and don't forget to pick up his latest work over on Fat Cat Records. 15. Albert Washington - Bettie JaneA nice roiling bongo beat propels this stripped down hybrid of blues and soul towards the duets saucy descriptions of the eponymous girl.16. Lazy Lexi's mystery track!Everybody's talking about the president. But what do they say?17. Polyphonic Spree - Section 12 (Hold Me Now)June 19th people and the newest albums drops - the Spree is getting militant! Inspirational, like Ana says, these folks give you something to smile about.18. The Owls - AirOh you've probably heard of them. 19. The Roulettes - JunkThe instrumental modset brings the fury with this keyboard driven powerhouse.Thanks for tuning in everybody - just a heads up. Like I say in the podcast I'm shifting to a bi-monthly format because of time constraints due to summer school. But if anybody wants to submit a guest podcast drop me a line.image from: adamcadre.acbacking tracks: Keisuke Egusa - Summer Samba; April Aloisio - Nica's; Dream; Skatallites - James Bond Theme; Yesterdays New Quintet - Daylight; Yardbirds - Honey In Your Hips.
Another boisterous hour of music to show what little I've accomplished this month with my life. In jest though. Actually this month was exceedingly good in terms of what I've managed to do, school, work, etc are plodding along a staid course and I managed to do enough extracurricular math on the side to test out of math class and into math 206. Thrilling right?So on to the tunes. This month I want to highlight for your listening enjoyment my new favorite obscure band The Godz - a group hailing from NYC their infinitely weird take on music was unable to secure the necessary interest of times and the group has since faded to an odious obscurity. For my part in reviving this tragic tale I hereby swear to play too much of them for anyone who has actual taste in music. Also the last track has a bounty on it - $50 to the first person to name it and the artist. 01. Love - Stephanie Know WhoLove is back for another round with this frighteningly paranoid lovers perception of infidelity. Good times!02. 1910 Fruitgum Company - 1, 2, 3 Red LightSaccharine sweetness oozes around the doughy flesh tinged corners of this nearly unbearable pap. Nothing against the original artists - who as I understand it were actually rather accomplished set musicians later shoe horned by managers into the role of a late 60's easy-pop boy band for the interests of shear greed alone. This track, amazingly, is not the worst they have offer - no that would be the infamous "Simon Says" a song so mundanely trite I had forgotten I'd ever heard it until I listened to it again while doing research for this month.03. Human Beinz - Nobody but MeSo the sound of easy-pop done right? The Human Beinz and the machine staccato of drums that opens to the loose rising riffs of guitar capped on top by the melodic "No, No, No, No, No" vocals. Jangling it's way into your heart. 04. G.P. Chiti & S. Montori - Desperation and Money (Cindelic Records)60's Italian b-grade movie soundtracks kick just that much ass. 05. Jennifer Gentle - Take My HandAnother Italian act, by God but this one is good and - drum roll - contemporary to myself with an nicely kicking album with American distributor sub pop.06. Beck - We Dance Alone (acoustic)Recently recorded over at WXPN as a part of NPR backed World Cafe. A good listen to those who doubt song craft of this eclectic musician.07. The Godz - Lay in the SunOh man it doesn't get any further out than that. The perfect protopunk psychedelic sound.08. Thee Headcoats - All My Feelings DeniedMan there is a lot of noise going on in here - my apologies to anyone not entirely blinded by the sheer fire of the manic force that is Billy Childish.09. Johnny Pate - Can't Even Walk in the Park. Johnny Pate, a long lived and ranging career - there is more beneath the surface of this soundtrack than just the glittering funk one might expect. Beginning as a jazz bassist in the thirties by the forties he'd even cut his own Blue Note session. The fifties saw him break the Billboard top 20, playing tuba and setting up arrangements. This lead him to fame and success with Curtis Mayfield and B.B. King and finally landing a gig in Hollywood for the music production of "Shaft in Africa".10. Meri Wilson - Telephone ManOh shit - the CD BABY strikes again! Meri is still making music and it turns out that the Friendly Staff of CD Baby are pedaling her wares. I didn't find this till it was too late to put in the audio for the month. Apologies and excuses to all involved.11. Soft Machine w/ Hibuo AnemoneThey once lit the madness of the masses with swirling psychedelic sounds swaths and jazz ornamentation. Now they are just known as the nearly made its and also rans - a shame since they really had something else going on.12. Cat Empire - Two ShoesThis is the Year of Cat Empire - my prediction is the pods will leverage interest into the band that will then jettison them into the lower hundred of the Billboard and MRM. Did I totally miss them when they came to town? yes. Did my friend Andre actually do PR for the shows and try to get me to go by bringing over CDs and Posters? yep. Do I regret?I regret nothing. Well maybe a little.13. Nash - Aggregation Damn it all I can't find anything about these guys, a shame as they sound like they really bust out the kicks. Favorite line: "A child is Born / Where's He Born? / In the SUUUUUUUUN!"14. Moving Sidewalks - 99th FloorFuture ZZTop frontman lays down the Texas tracks and precedes Jimi Hendrix on stage? Hallucinatory terrain surly.15. Harry Nilsson - 1941Harry claims The Beatles were his fans. Well I guess that makes sense. There is a strong English story telling thread that the two groups share.16. The Majority - One ThirdThe problem here is not just obscurity but obscurity combined with common search terms. Yes searching for One Third Majority often pulls up references to democratic processes. 17. The Coasters - Down Home GirlA laid back cover with a funk dollop from the one and onlys. 18. Mystery Track - I don't even know. ARGH frustrated by the complete failure of my ability to know who the hell I am listening to - I hereby offer a $50 dollar bounty for the first person who can name this artist and song. Good song too.backing track - Le Fluer da Musique image from: Audiogalaxy (holy shit - Audiogalaxy! I thought they killed you)
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