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In this episode, Spin Doctors' lead singer Chris Barron talks about songwriting, the band's history and the upcoming 7th studio album "Face Full Of Cake" (to be released April 12th, 2025 on Capitol Records).  Featured Spin Doctors jam: ⁠"Sister Sisyphus" live at Court Tavern, New Brunswick, NJ, February 16, 1991. Listen to the free music compilation "The Best Of The Chris Barron Thirsty Thursday Happy Hour" ⁠⁠here⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. SpinDoctorsArchive.com is your go-to source for everything Spin Doctors-related, including set lists, discography, song and band details, news, and more. Produced by Daniel Heinze, Leipzig. This is a strictly non-commercial project. All sound / music snippets used by permission.

WBCQ airdate - 10/22/22 (7:00 pm) Welcome to Fluxedo Junction! Each episode we bring you the best music of all genres from throughout the world, and this week we'll be speaking with Jim Babjak, songwriter and lead guitarist from The Smithereens.   Founded in New Jersey in 1980, The Smithereens have been creating electrifying, original rock'n'roll for 42 years. Guitarist Jim Babjak, drummer Dennis Diken, and bassist Mike Mesaros grew up together in Carteret and lead singer, the late Pat DiNizio, hailed from Scotch Plains. The band paid its dues in clubs all over the NYC tri-state area from Kenny's Castaways in Greenwich Village to the Court Tavern and Stone Pony in NJ. As The Smithereens' fame escalated, they were in heavy rotation on MTV and appeared on The Tonight Show, Conan O'Brien, and Saturday Night Live. They've since performed on stages coast to coast from the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles to the Meadowlands Arena in NJ to Radio City Music Hall in Manhattan, and internationally from Europe to Australia. Tour mates have included Tom Petty, Squeeze, The Pretenders, Lou Reed, and Ramones, among others.   The Smithereens' take no prisoners sound, reflecting their Garden State roots, has resonated with fans worldwide over the course of 17 albums and 2500+ live shows. Their most recent release, COVERS, features 22 of the bands favorite songs first recorded by other artists. They've also inspired generations of musicians, including Kurt Cobain, who counted The Smithereens as a major influence on Nirvana.    And with the 2017 passing of Pat DiNizio, the surviving members have decided to persevere and carry on their shared musical legacy. Using guest vocalists including Robin Wilson of the Gin Blossoms and Marshall Crenshaw, they continue to entertain and rock fans all over the U.S. and the world!    The Lost Album is now available on all digital platforms and the physical CD order link via:Amazon: https://tinyurl.com/ffna8wnu Collector's Choice Music: https://www.ccmusic.com/lost-album/708535702429?mibextid=5souq8 Walmart: https://www.walmart.com/ip/The-Smithereens-Lost-Album-CD/1538666208 Tower Records: https://towerrecords.com/products/the-smithereens-lost-album And later this Fall on The Smithereens' website: https://www.officialsmithereens.com

New Jersey has a special place in the history of Ween. Hailing from just across the Delaware River, Ween basically got their start in Jersey, in now defunct but once iconic venues such as City Gardens in Trenton, and Court Tavern in New Brunswick. Before they were big, there was Jersey! Given this rich history, it might be surprising to learn that they hadn't played in Jersey in 12 years. Damn, that's a long time without Taylor Ham! But that all changed last month when Ween descended upon The Borgata in Atlantic City. Playing like they had house money, Ween rocked out yet another epic two-night stand. Weencast was there and we lived to tell the tale! The second night started off loud and proud with a rock block that included You Fucked Up, Nan, and The Grobe. Nothing too rare here, but it was pretty cool because this was only the eighth time You Fucked Up was used as a set opener. After a hard rocking opening, they eased into the show with some jammed out commons from Chocolate and Cheese like Can't Put My Finger On It and Roses are Free. Nothing too fancy, but some sweet bait for the less initiated fans among us. Things started to really get brown when Ween laid out a trifecta of rarities: Oh My Dear (I Must Be Falling In Love), Stay Forever, and I Wuz Nuthin'. I think I've seen those live a grand total of 7 times, and in particular, Oh My Dear was played live for only the seventh time ever. It also featured Aaron with some superior solos on the guitar, and that is always a pleasure for sure! Much like the previous night, Ween played music from all across their discography. Unlike the previous night, this night featured two songs from the Friends EP. Classic tunes that just don't get too much airtime, if you ask me. Light Me Up, and then a little bit later Got To Put The Hammer Down, showed that the Friends EP is a force to be reckoned with. And I can't be stopped when I break out my dueling hammers dance for Got To Put The Hammer Down! It's smashing to say the least! It was still early in the evening, after they finished off a slow and sombrous Albino Sunburned Girl, when they laid down one of the absolute highlights of the evening: Beacon Light with a ferocious 3-minute Deaner solo. Jammy pacs were strapped on and we were gone! The evening was beginning to get a little late, when they once again blew our brains away with a trifecta of rarities: this time El Camino, Put The Coke On My Dick, and The Enabler. El Camino included some spontaneous Borgata related lyrics as well as a White Rabbit tease. Put The Coke On My Dick was hilarious, as you'll hear about on our episode, because Claude had tons of family at the show and his moment to shine was all about coke and dicks and cocks. As he said, “It's a living!” The Enabler is probably my favorite Ween cover and it is such an amazing and epic tune. I also love me some Dave, so it was a delight when he got to come up to mic. In the lead up to the end of the main set, we were then treated to another amazing highlight: Claude on an epic 7-minute drum interlude for Never Squeal on the Pusher. At one point, he even dropped his stick, but just kept going bongo style. Rock on Claude, you legend! Well, I don't want to spill all the tea here because you should check out our episode! Saturday night was another big time throw down from Ween. Enjoy the episode and stay brown my friends! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/weencastpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/weencastpodcast/support

New Jersey has a special place in the history of Ween. Hailing from just across the Delaware River, Ween basically got their start in Jersey, in now defunct but once iconic venues such as City Gardens in Trenton, and Court Tavern in New Brunswick. Before they were big, there was Jersey! Given this rich history, it might be surprising to learn that they hadn't played in Jersey in 12 years. Damn, that's a long time without Taylor Ham! But that all changed last month when Ween descended upon The Borgata in Atlantic City. Playing like they had house money, Ween rocked out yet another epic two-night stand. Weencast was there and we lived to tell the tale! The first night started off a little slow, but next thing I knew, I was blasted off to space with rarities such as Get A Little Taste of You, Now I'm Freaking Out, and The Argus. With Z-Rock Hawaii in the house this early, I just knew shit was going to get even browner. And it did. Deaner shredded an absolutely intense Johnny on the Spot, and then I was treated to the double country delight of Japanese Cowboy followed by I Don't Want To Leave You on the Farm. Gener, who was en fuego all weekend, then broke out the acoustic for a quartet of rarities, including my first ever Hey There Fancy Pants, and my second ever I'll Miss You. My mind was basically already blown, and the show was only half over. Aaron put away the acoustic and after jamming out the fan favorite but common, Voodoo Lady, they proceeded to one of the top highlights of the evening, Bumblebee. This hard-rocking rarity has only been played 12 times, it was my first time hearing it live, and it hadn't been played at all since 2001, when it was brought out one time only, for the live performance of God Ween Satan at John and Peter's. Talk about Boognish bliss! A short while later, they raised the stakes once again, breaking out the ultra-rare, The Rift. The Rift has only been played live six times. Not only that, but Mickey invited guitar monster, The Reverend B'ill, to sit in on the song. Bill Fowler has been sitting in and otherwise jamming with Ween here and there since the early 90's, and when he's up there with Deaner, there's some serious guitar god synergy going on. So this is a fantastic version of The Rift, and also the only time B'ill ever sat in on it live. Just when you thought it couldn't get any browner, Deaner launched the band into Suckin The Blood From The Devil's Dick. It was my virgin experience with the song, and it left me…shook. After a little Big Jilm, they then launched into the sweet one-two punch of Laura followed by Demon Sweat. Aaron really shined here, on Laura he did a little dueling guitars with Mickey, and then for Demon Sweat he plopped himself down on the piano. Both songs were awesome and rare, but it was especially freaking cool to see Gener taking things to another level and being totally in his element. Viva la Ween! Friday night was one for the record books. Enjoy the episode and stay brown my friends! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/weencastpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/weencastpodcast/support

As the New Jersey music scene comes back to life, and “The Hub” takes center stage in New Brunswick, whither its neighbor, the Court Tavern?

Uni V. Sol Live recorded at January 21, 2016, at the Court Taven in New Brunswick, New Jersey univsolmc.com #univsolmc --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/univsolmc/message

Weekend Quality: Every other Friday we play the music fit for weekend consumption! It's Weekend Quality Live! This week we have exclusive live tracks from Hospital Job, Attic Salt, and the Groucho Marxists! Relive the thrills, or experience them for the first time! The Groucho Marxists -Season Opener -Primary Caregiver   Attic Salt -Arm's Length -Weird Science -Hometown   Hospital Job -The Believer -Search Party -Hey Hey -First Place In Competitive Gravedigging -Meetings Recorded on May 20, 2018 by Lauren Banjo at the Court Tavern, New Brunswick, NJ. Hosted by Chris Fabulous. Booked by Shannon Perez and Chris Fabulous.

Weekend Quality is bringing Dr. Frank (of the Mr. T Experience) and Even In Blackouts (feat. ex-Screeching Weasel founding member John Jughead) to the Court Tavern on June 9! Mikey Erg, Erotic Novels, and Ramona will be in the house, as well. Get all the details here, and get pumped with music from everyone who's playing! The Mr. T Experience - Even Hitler Had a Girlfriend Even In Blackouts - Hey Suburbia Ramona - Shit We Broke Up Braceface - She's a Dork Mikey Erg - Stinking of Whiskey Blues Erotic Novels - I'm Not Willing Even In Blackouts - Dear Resonance Dr. Frank - King Dork   Weekend Quality Presents... Dr. Frank Even In Blackouts Mikey Erg Erotic Novels Ramona June 9, 2018 The Court Tavern New Brunswick, NJ $10 advance / $15 at the door. 8pm doors. 9pm music. Ages 21 and over. Advance tickets available at weekendquality.com!

Marvin joins the Pizza Boys to discuss why he will not be performing at A Night of Ignorance at The Court Tavern on March 7th.

Weekend Quality: Every other Friday we play the music fit for weekend consumption! Chris tells the tale of an embarrassing early gig, hockey stick mic stands and all, at the dawn of his punk rock awakening. Plus, a murderer's row of sweaty-toothed punk rock greats: Vacation - Sharptooth Tinsel Town The Slow Death - It's Not Enough Jeremy Porter and The Tucos - Walk of Shame Martha - Ice Cream and Sunscreen Headlines - Primary Weird Skin - Question Mark Eric Mahnke - Dead Weight Coward - I Still Remember Open City - Nightshift Dead to Me - Fear Is The New Bliss Be sure to catch Weekend Quality Live: March 23 at the Court Tavern, New Brunswick, NJ Headlines Playing Dead Meeko Brando Torpedoes Shannon Perez of Erotic Novels (solo electric)

Tonight on LFTDR, with Joes absence, our guest host Robert Paulson sits in as we are joined by Comb the Desert.  Joe struggles being a guest and jumps back into hosting duty, as the rest of the band watch on, then join in the weirdness.  Check out Comb The Desert on Facebook and Bandcamp as well as an upcoming show THU 10/20 @ The Clash Bar, Clifton, NJ SAT 10/29 @ The Court Tavern, New Brunswick, NJ SAT 11/12 @ Boontunes, Boonton, NJ -The Turnbucklers - All The Time -SICK SHIT - Better -Weather Lore - nocturne/empty -Hell Mary - Screening -Super Snake - Yes, I'm A Doctor -Dead Channels - No Love -Broken Jaw Dance Party - Biting The Hand That Bleeds You -Broken Jaw Dance Party - Broken Jaw Dance Party -Will Wood & The Tapeworms - Hand Me My Shovel, I'm Going In! -Silence Equals Death - Never Surrender -WWX - Quicksand -Basement Beers - Chris Traeger.. -Bird Hotel - Killjoy -Comb The Desert - Flightless Birds

This Week, we are joined by Bill Lambusta in studio, and briefly (thanks to video conference technology) Andrew Kolbenschlag from Small Planet Radio. We preview some tracks from their upcoming album “Anywhere At All” which will be released this saturday, 9/10/16 on all digital/streaming markets as well in physical disc form at their album release show at The Court Tavern.  During Andrews appearance, they announce the album will be available as of 10am on Tuesday 9/6 via their Bandcamp Page.  We delve into recording stories and passport photos and spin the local hits -Small Planet Radio - Skeleton Coast -Small Planet Radio - Anywhere -Francie Moon - Walked Away -Charlie Sztyk - Fear 2 -Elissa Janelle Velveteen - Dr. Fuller -Small Planet Radio - Washington -From the Archives - There Tomorrow -Jeff Linden and the Black Spot Society - Righteous Man -Joe Galuppo - Frozen (Karaoke/Madonna, sort’ve) -Anatomy of an Outcast - Freak Out

Show Schedule: - Looking Glass Revue:  July 17, Broadway Social, Bethlehem, PA - Brunswick Basement Burlesque:  July 25, The Court Tavern, New Brunswick, NJ - Saikoucon:  August 22 - 24, Breinigsville, PA - OFFICIAL COSPLAY BURLESQUE SHOW! This week on the podcast - I wonder how we got so many freakin' hotties on stage at once for this act.  The fire marshal is supposed to shut down fire hazards, right?  The Ladies of Cosplay Burlesque present The Shadow Girl from Revolutionary Girl Utena! featuring Holly Ween as the Shadow Girl, backed up by Melodic Suki, Mika Romantic, Esmerelda May, Fonda Feeling, and Cherry E. Valentine. Music:  "Shadows of the Night" by Pat Benetar, from the album Get Nervous, available from Amazon and iTunes

Show Schedule: - Katsucon 20:  Feb 14 - 16, National Harbor, MD - Official Cosplay Burlesque Show! - Brunswick Basement Burlesque: Anti-Valentine's Day.  Feb 14, 9:30pm, Court Tavern, New Brunswick, NJ. - Wicked Faire 2014:  Feb 21 - 23, Somerset, NJ.  (Members of Cosplay Burlesque will perform with the White Elephant Burlesque Society) - Zenkaikon 2014:  April 25 - 27, Lancaster, PA - Official Cosplay Burlesque Show!   This week on the podcast - being a waitress can suck, and if you work at Merlotte's in Bon Temps, LA, then your customers probably suck, too.  Cherry E. Valentine promises not to spill your drinks if you cheer loud enough as she brings Sookie back to the stage! Music:  "Teeth" by Lady Gaga, from the album The Fame Monster

Show Schedule: - Katsucon 20:  Feb 14 - 16, National Harbor, MD - Official Cosplay Burlesque Show! - Brunswick Basement Burlesque: Anti-Valentine's Day.  Feb 14, 9:30pm, Court Tavern, New Brunswick, NJ. - Wicked Faire 2014:  Feb 21 - 23, Somerset, NJ.  (Members of Cosplay Burlesque will perform with the White Elephant Burlesque Society) - Zenkaikon 2014:  April 25 - 27, Lancaster, PA - Official Cosplay Burlesque Show! This week on the podcast - Your favorite homicidal healthcare worker (thanks Obama!) is back with another amazing video game cosplay act.  Murder Nurse is everyone's favorite bipolar, cryostasis-held Nonary Game participant - Clover Field! Song:  "Be My Escape" by Relient K, from the album Mmhmm

Show Schedule: - Dec 19 - Brunswick Basement Burlesque in "A Whole Lotta Brass"; Court Tavern, New Brunswick, NJ - 8:30pm - Dec 27 - Brusnwick Basement Burlesque; Millhill Basement, Trenton, NJ - 10pm This week on the podcast - why, she's just the most chipper older sister ever trapped in Kisaragi Academy.  Nana Valtiel brings this Corpse Party to life as Seiko Shinohara! Music:  "Volatile Times" by IAMX, from the album Volatile Times

Show Schedule: Brunswick Basement Burlesque - two shows!   Nov 27 - Thanksgiving Eve at the Court Tavern; New Brunswick, NJ   Nov 29 - Millhill Basement in Trenton, NJ This week on the podcast - Esmerelda Athena May chooses the perfect song by the perfect bad girl for her depiction of everyone's favorite corrupted 30-Century crown princess - Black Lady! Music:  "I Want To Be Evil" performed by Eartha Kitt, from the album Purr-Fect:  Greatest Hits

UPDATE:  Episode 110 has been reposted.  Enjoy! Show schedule:  This Saturday - Sept 21 - in New Brunswick, check out Brunswick Basement Burlesque at the Court Tavern, featuring Holly Ween (aka Victoria Belmont).  On Sept 28, check out the best theatrical burlesque troupe in New Jersey at the White Elephant Burlesque Society's 7th Anniversary Celebration at ATC Studios in Clifton, NJ! This week on the podcast - we recap the Friday night show at AnimeUSA 2013 with a timelapse study and public domain music goodness!

Sticks & Stones - "Need"Separate Peace - "The Lot"Detention - "Dead Rock N Rollers"NOTE:  Bobby Ebz was in Genocide, not Detention.  No one in Detention ever got tossed through a plate glass window at the Court Tavern.Loose - "Truth"The Blisters - "Welcome Mat"Deadguy - "Running With Scissors"Ex Number Five - "Go"One Nature - "Subject To Change"Bionic Rhoda - "Tricycle"Aviso'Hara - "Bradley Wake Up"The Atomic Missiles - "The War Is Over"Screaming Females - "Sports"Rapid Cities - "In My Mind"Full of Fancy - "Lads In Training"For Science - "Leaving New Brunswick"

Direct Download:  JB54.mp3In honor of the 3 Day Weekend underground music festival in New Brunswick this weekend, we're saluting the New Brunswick music scene - past, present, and future.P.E.D. - "I Am The Sam"Sticks & Stones - "Need"Separate Peace - "The Lot"Detention - "Dead Rock N Rollers"NOTE:  Bobby Ebz was in Genocide, not Detention.  No one in Detention ever got tossed through a plate glass window at the Court Tavern.Loose - "Truth"The Blisters - "Welcome Mat"Deadguy - "Running With Scissors"Ex Number Five - "Go"One Nature - "Subject To Change"Bionic Rhoda - "Tricycle"Aviso'Hara - "Bradley Wake Up"The Atomic Missiles - "The War Is Over"Screaming Females - "Sports"Rapid Cities - "In My Mind"Full of Fancy - "Lads In Training"For Science - "Leaving New Brunswick"