Podcasts about flamin' groovies

Hi Basementeers, We have a good kikkin' show for you here. A very under-rated rock band that needs pod-play badly, it's the Flamin' Groovies. We thing were going make some new fans out of this show for this group. So you wanna rock....here we go... Intro: Good Laugh 1. Jumpin' Into The Night 2. Keep A Knockin' 3. I Can't Hide 4. There's A Place 5. High Flying Baby 6. This Ones On Me 7. It Won't Be Wrong 8. Heading For The Texas Boarder 9. Shake Some Action 10. Paint It Black 11. Have You Seen My Baby 12. Next One Crying 13. Rockin' Pneumonia & The Boogie Woogie Flu 14. Please, Please Me 15. Take Me Back 16. In The USA Outro: Between The Lines

We enthusiastically pore over the apostrophe-tagged Bay Area band that defied the psychedelic rock that was the rage in the late 60s and stuck to their rock 'n' roll path to create some truly stirring, soulful, and sizzling music. And get your Groovies on by listening to our lovingly created Flamin' Groovies playlist on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3wCoaoE

This is the first episode in our four part series of just random albums we have chosen to review on the show and today we have chosen The Flamin' Groovies 1971 album "Teenage Head" to review and talk about.

Another, better recorded (the secret is to crochet the microphone - not knit it!) show to thrill you marrow and engorge your aubergine featuring the likes of The Flamin' Groovies, Toots & The Maytals , Judy Collins, Julia Lee (Oo-er, matron), The Table, Shallou, Big Sam's Funky Nation, Neil Young, E.K.'s Professional Band (What do you mean, you've never heard of them?), The Roamin' Jasmine, The Moody Blues, Spirit, The Strokes and all the others (not that many) I couldn't be bothered to type. So what are you waiting for? Obviously, I don't know the answer to that question. Don't you hate rhetorical questions?

In the second episode of our Lockdown Lowdown series, we welcome Ruts DC guitarist Leigh Heggarty into the virtual Retrosonic Podcast studio. Leigh talks us through some of his most memorable musical moments from hearing The Beatles for the first time to gigs and records that made an impact on him and his guitar playing, right through to the present day touring and recording with Ruts DC. Along the way we learn about his encounters with Henry Rollins, Wayne Kramer, The Stranglers, Alvin Gibbs, Wilko Johnson and of course Paul Fox, Segs and Dave Ruffy of The Ruts/Ruts DC. There's also a look back on the now legendary but hugely emotional benefit show for Paul Fox, his last with The Ruts, which featured Henry Rollins on lead vocals and many special guests including The Damned, Misty In Roots, U.K. Subs, Tom Robinson and more. This hugely enjoyable trip down memory lane is soundtracked by some of Leigh's favourite tunes from The Beatles, Marc Bolan & T-Rex, The Who, Rory Gallagher, Bruce Springsteen, Dr. Feelgood, The Stranglers and The Flamin' Groovies and of course The Ruts. There's also a pick of Leigh's own work with The Price, Alvin Gibbs & The Disobedient Servants and of course, Ruts DC. For full tracklisting and links to featured artists please check out the feature on Retro Man Blog at this link: https://retroman65.blogspot.com/2020/06/retrosonic-podcast-lockdown-lowdown_17.html Podcover photo by Terry Heggarty. Retrosonic Podcast has a valid PRS licence.

No es solo el disco que le plantó cara en su momento al "Sticky fingers" de The Rolling Stones, es mucho más que eso. "Teenage Head" nos muestra a la banda de San Francisco en su mejor momento, con la dupla formada por Roy Loney y Cyril Jordan dando lo máximo y apostando por el rock n roll añejo en un momento en el que se imponía el hippismo.

Pour cette nouvelle mixtape, Rock à la Casbah invite le groupe Don Glow . Infos Don Glow : https://www.facebook.com/donglowband/ https://casbahrecords.bandcamp.com/album/the-intention-flow Playlist de l'émission : Chanson / artiste / album / label. - Habit En Ich - Rachid & Fethi, "1970's Algerian Folk And Pop" Label : Sublime Frequencies ‎– SF088 - It Came out of the sky - Creedence Clearwater Revival, Willy and the poor boys, Fantasy Records - Teenage Head, Flamin' Groovies, Teenage Heat, Kama Sutra Records - Hooker Jon, Black Lips, Sing in a world that's falling apart, In The Red Records - I'm The Man - Jehnny Beth (de Savages) - - Stay Clean - Motörhead - Overkill, Bronze Records - My Heart Is Empty, Nico, Camera Obscura, Beggars Banquet Records - Nyctalope - Bandit Bandit - - Apollo One - Paul Leary (des Butthole Surfers) - The History of dogs, Rough Trade America Records - Young Men Living - The Pussywarmers - I Saw Them Leaving, Wild Honey Records - Mayday - The Go! Team, Semicircle, Memphis Industries Records - Bo Diddley Was the 7th Son - The UFO Club, S/T Orchard Music - Disco/Very, Warpaint, S/T, Rough Trade - StaubStaugerbaby, Blind Butcher, Alawalawa, Voodoo Rythm - Monoliths, Maserati, Passages, Temporary Residence Limited Records

Yes, it's a New Year (judging by the smell) and the Slightly Different Radio Show is back to delight, detain and demoralize you with that song from '1917', as well as non-Eurovision entries from The Flamin' Groovies, Andreas Scholl, Procol Harum, Blood Orange, Tim Buckley, Tunng, The Unthanks, Alan Hovanhess, Stray, Walter Page's Blue Devils, The Sons of the Pioneers and many (Okay, several) others. So lean back in your parasol and let the music wash over you, like a nourishing gravity blanket.

This week, hosts Jim DeRogatis and Greg Kot close out 2019 and the 2010s by sharing some of their best albums of the decade. Then, Greg will share his annual mixtape and the hosts will discuss musicians the world lost this year, including rapper Juice WRLD and Flamin' Groovies lead singer Roy Loney.

We're back! Did you miss us? Well we missed you, and to make it up to you here's just about the the coolest season opener we could have hoped for -- an all-new exclusive extended interview with Third Man Records recording artist Olivia Jean! With the release of her sophomore solo LP Night Owl, Olivia has cemented her mastery of the surf-punk sound we've come to know and love over this past decade of her work at Third Man Records. From fronting the Black Belles to her contributions on Jack White records to her own solo releases and beyond, Jean has placed her signature stamp on just about everything - and now she brings her talents to your humble co-hosts on the Third Men Podcast! And if you haven't picked up her new record yet, what are you waiting for? It's got searing rock and roll across tracks like Shut Your Mouth and Rhinestone, blistering cover tunes including the Bollywood classic Jaan Pehechaan Ho and Flamin' Groovies rocker Brushfire, plus more surf rock than you can shake a long board at with killer cuts like Garage Bat and Tsunami Sue! Ever wonder what it's like to ride a roomba in search of witchcraft at Target? Interested in discovering the secret origin of Nashville's famed black mold infestation? All these wonders and more await you in this epic opener episode - we hope you all enjoy this interview as much as we did! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

HAMMERED SATIN "Dynamite" Velvet Vortex Dead Beat Records / Burger Records https://burgerrecords.11spot.com/hammered-satin-velvet-vortex.html https://shop.dead-beat-records.com/products/hammered-satin-velvet-vortex-lp-ex-zeros-flamin-groovies Hammered Satin- Velvet Vortex LP. Los Angeles power house Hammered Satin boast an all star line-up containing four lifers who've done time in various legendary bands including the Zeros, Flamin' Groovies, Flytraps, S’cool Girls and Teachers Pet. These guys have been riding their own Glam fueled rockin' rollercoaster for nearly a decade now and on their second album, 'Velvet Vortex', they set their time machine to the 1970's and throw away the key. On 'Velvet Vortex' they take you back to the mid 70's pre-punk Glitter days brandishing a powerful, high-energy Glam Rock sound that brings to mind the Glitter filled, glory-days of bands like Slade, the Sweet, T. Rex, Mud and the Glitter Band. Their music is built around bold, monstrous riffs with a tuff, driving rhythm section blasting nearly a dozen souped up tracks of mid-fi rumble rock. It's bubblegummey and infectious and infused with the Junkshop Glam electricity of bands like Chicory Tip, Hello, Spiv and Hector complete with a rolling thunder recording style straight outta 1974. Hammered Satin boldly carry that dimly lit Glam Rock glitter torch back into the 21st century unleashing this flat out scorcher that includes back-up vocals by uber Glam aficionado Don Bolles of the Germs.

Authors Jeremy Frank and Jim Passon join us to discuss their new book, which focuses on "the baseball stats you never thought to look for" from the 19th century through the Deadball Era. Featured song: "I Can't Hide," Flamin' Groovies.

Une série en 5 épisodes lus par Pierre Mikaïloff. Durée : 5 X 40 minutes. Une enquête sur la disparition du rock’n’roll. Some Clichés, épisode 4 : • Cliché 13 : Le mur du son (Bande son : Slow Death par les Flamin' Groovies) • Cliché 16 : Paris est une fête (Bande son : Million Miles Away par les Plimsouls) • Cliché 17 : L'absence (Bande son : La ville par Daniel Darc) • Cliché 18 : Rose Bonbon (Bande son : Something Good par Marianne Faithfull) • Cliché 19 : À la recherche de Mick Taylor (Bande son : Emotional Rescue par les Rolling Stones) — Teinté de mélancolie, de lucidité et d’un soupçon d’angoisse existentielle, le texte de Pierre Mikaïloff décrit la lente banalisation du rock’n’roll et les stratégies déployées par des artistes inventifs pour contourner cette déroute. Ex-guitariste des Désaxés et de Jacno, Pierre Mikaïloff est écrivain, journaliste (Rolling Stone, Rock & Folk, Gonzaï...), scénariste et conférencier. Auteur d’une vingtaine d’ouvrages, dont plusieurs biographies de référence (Alain Bashung, Téléphone, Daniel Darc, Noir Désir...), il écrit aussi pour la télévision (Nous nous sommes tant aimés sur France 3) et est co-auteur de deux fictions musicales consacrées à Alain Bashung. Il a également réalisé le documentaire Alain Bashung, la musique du hasard pour la série Une vie, une œuvre sur France Culture. Some Clichés, une enquête sur la disparition du rock’n’roll L’Harmattan/L'Écarlate, 2006

Ameerika rokenrolli ühe alahinnatuima bänd, Flamin' Grooviese lugu. Saatejuht on Sander Varusk.

Ameerika rokenrolli ühe alahinnatuima bänd, Flamin' Grooviese lugu. Saatejuht on Sander Varusk.

THE PANDORAS "It's Getting Harder All The Time" Hey! It's The Pandoras (2018) LP/CD/CS out 3/23/18 PRE-ORDER NOW: http://bit.ly/heypandoras The Pandoras emerge from the garage after closing the cave door in 1991 The Pandoras, a band best known for its 1960s garage-rock-inspired songs and attitude, are back after a 25-year hiatus. After a vibrant Facebook group revealed a feisty underground fanbase, The Pandoras got together to hang out and jam. One thing led to another, and they realized they could put on an amazing live show. The band had a successful headlining tour in Europe in 2015 and more recently, played shows with The Bangles and Flamin' Groovies. Although The Pandoras’ lead singer/songwriter, Paula Pierce, died of an aneurysm in 1991, her music, bandmates, and fans are carrying on her legacy. Here are the Pandoras: Kim Shattuck (The Pandoras, The Muffs, The Pixies): Doing Paula's job with lead vocals, screams, and lead guitar Melanie Vammen (The Pandoras, The Muffs, The Leaving Trains): On Vox organ, harmonica, tambourine, and backing vocals Karen Basset (The Pandoras, The Rebel Pebbles): Taking over on bass and harmony vocals Hillary Burton (The Pandoras, honeychain): Drums and backing vocals The band has recorded an EP’s worth of Pierce-penned songs and covers; it was produced by Kim Shattuck and engineered by Grammy-award-winning Chris Dugan. The EP is being released on March 23, 2018 on Burger Records.

The Prissteens - Staten Island Queen (3:17)Deerhoof - Freedom Highway (The Staple Singers) (1:42)The Shazam - So Awesome (3:45)Lucinda Williams - Am I Too Blue (2:56)Germ House - Video Life (3:08)Underlined Passages - Feelings (2:40)Chad Etchison - A Piece of Blue Sky (1:52)Telethon - Flatpack (2:33)Grudge - I'm Gonna Smash Your Face In (3:36)Revenge Body - Bonus Beats 1 (1:13)Lomelda - Nervous Driver (2:24)Roger Roger Orchestra - Delilah (2:42)Fazerdaze - Misread (2:30)A Giant Dog - Photograph (2:47)Game Theory - Valerie Tomorrow (2:55)Slant 6 - Ladybug Superfly (2:25)Courtney Farren - Hard To Tell (3:12)Wild Meadows - Feel The Noise (3:08)Lolas - Wild Blood (3:09)Cobra Verde - Every God For Himself (4:24)Rimshots - Little Boys & Little Girls (3:32)Burning Palms - Nightstalker (2:45)Psychotic Tanks - Let's have A Party (1:47)Wanda Jackson - Let's Have A Party (2:10)Flamin' Groovies - 11 I'd Rather Spend My Time With You (2:23)The Laurels - Art School Girl (3:22)Pugwash - The Perfect Summer (3:32)Revenge Body - Bonus Beats 2 (2:57)Grant Hart - The Main (Acoustic version) (2:56)Mise En Scene - Waster (2:42)Silver Sun - 17 Times (2:52)Holiday Ghosts - Ron Song (2:05)Revenge Body - Bonus Beats 3 (1:16)Mirror Boys - Jumble Sale Suit (2:47)Gem - Many Fanged Breezes (2:34)Jane Siberry - The Taxi Ride (5:40)

FLAMIN' GROOVIES "She Loves Me" Fantastic Plastic (Burger/Sonic Kicks, 2017) www.burgerrecords.com www.facebook.com/TheFlaminGroovies

Tea for One/孤品兆赫-156, 摇滚/The Flamin&`& Groovies, 1969, Pt.1微博，微信订阅号：【孤品兆赫】豆瓣小站：https://site.douban.com/138652/ 豆瓣小组：www.douban.com/group/457663/ 本期继续一期摇滚乐专题，介绍旧金山乐队The Flamin&`& Groovies, 在1969年的首张专辑< SUPERSNAZZ>，第一部分，欢迎收听。Tracklist 1. < Rockin Pneumonia and The Boogie Woogie Flu > -- The Flamin' Groovies, 19692. < Laurie Did It > -- The Flamin' Groovies, 19693. < The Girl Can Help It > -- The Flamin' Groovies, 1969 4. < Cosmic Charlie > -- The Grateful Dead, 1969 5. < The First One's Free > -- The Flamin' Groovies, 1969 6. < Jam Sandwich > -- The Flamin' Groovies, 1970 7. < Night Owl Blues > -- The Flamin' Groovies, 1968

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

Steve from Retro Man Blog talks to Rock Photographer Paul Slattery about his recent trip to France to see two gigs from his favourite band of the past 40 years, The Flamin' Groovies. Paul also spins some tunes by some other French bands such as The Sharpers, Kas Product and Les Grys Grys and picks some highlights from the Canadian/French Canadian Punk scene such as NoMeansNo, D.O.A., Corrigan Fest and Banlieu Rouge. There's also a classic from Vic Godard & Subway Sect, a new one from Kathleen Hanna's latest band The Julie Ruin, a prime piece of powerful Rock and Roll from the Electric Shakes and a run-out groove featuring Alvin Lee's Ten Years After. Check out www.retromanblog.com for Paul's full report on his French travels with The Flamin' Groovies and some excellent exclusive photographs.

Matt and Ryan host guest Cody Shaw and the Speak & Spell saga escalates dramatically with a few CALLS FROM THE FUTURE! No people from the present call in. Plays:Kinks, First Base, Nervous Talk, Poor Form, Flamin' Groovies, Dysnea Boys, and the Bee Gees.

Steve from Retro Man Blog and Rock Photographer Paul Slattery welcome Chris Wilson, singer, songwriter and guitarist with the legendary, and recently re-formed, Flamin' Groovies. Chris takes us on a journey from his early teens watching and being inspired by some of the great Blues musicians in Massachusetts to LA and San Francisco where he joined up with ex-Charlatans guitarist Mike Wilhelm in Loose Gravel and later The Flamin' Groovies. Responsible for some of the most iconic rock classics ever recorded such as "Slow Death" and "Shake Some Action" The Flamin' Groovies never quite made the breakthrough to commercial success, but remain a huge influence on Power Pop and Punk bands alike. Chris also covers his time with The Barracudas, recording with Dave Edmunds, meeting Ringo Starr and not to mention seeing photographer Paul Slattery again for the first time in 35 years! In this candid and amusing story, Chris also picks out some of his influences, favourite songs and highlights from his own back catalogue including his excellent brand new album "It's Flamin' Groovy!" To order "It's Flamin' Groovy" and keep up to date with news on Chris and The Flamin' Groovies please check out his official web-site http://www.flamin-groovy.com/ For some rare Paul Slattery photos of The Flamin' Groovies from 1978 and from their recent comeback show in London, please check out www.retromanblog.com

Steve from Retro Man Blog, Adam from The Jetsonics and Rock Photographer Paul Slattery with an eclectic mix of obscurities, overlooked classics, hidden gems and new releases plus the usual waffle, news and tales...In this Episode we play The WitchDoktors The Travellers, The Valves, PVC2, The Flamin' Groovies, Kid Congo and The Pink Monkey Birds, Duncan Reid, Thee Spivs and more...! For play-list, links to all bands and stuff please visit www.retromanblog.com

Girl George & The Gypsy Poet interview Michael Wilhelm of The S.F. Charlatans and the Flamin' Groovies. Gypsy Poet Radio Show # 28

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Steve from the Retro Man Blog talks to Rock Photographer Paul Slattery. Paul has had two books published by Omnibus Press, "The Smiths: The Early Years" and "Oasis: A Year On The Road" and has had his Photos featured in over 100 other music books and countless record covers, magazines and newspapers. He has also photographed many bands in their early years such as U2, Manic Street Preachers, Stone Roses, Joy Division, The Clash, Ramones and Motorhead. In Part 1 we discuss Paul's early influences and first steps into the world of Rock Photography and he plays and discusses some pivotal songs from Dr. Feelgood, Link Wray, The Flamin' Groovies and The Pirates.

70's Power Pop Flashback Flamin' Groovies - Shake Some Action The Rubinoos - The Girl 20/20 - Yellow Pills I'm on a little power pop kick, trying to get out of a funk I've been in all year. Nothing makes me feel better than the blissful sounds of 3 chords chiming out on electric guitars over some soaring harmonies and a driving drum beat. This week's flashback is a three-fer, since we could all use a little lift from the battering of bad news we've been having lately. This week, those Flamin' Groovies were on my playlist, so join me in flashing back to the power pop of 1976. (The year Dazed And Confused, one of my favorite Linklater movies, takes place!) The Groovies were signed to Sire Records, which was pretty indie in the seventies, with such bands as Talking Heads and The Ramones. Next up is The Rubinoos, a power pop duo from Berkeley, CA, who signed with a new label, Berserkley Records, in 1975, when they were young teens. Their first record, The Rubinoos, debuted in 1977 and charted a mild hit with a cover of Tommy James' I Think We're Alone Now. Finally we have 20/20, a Tulsa, OK band with a power pop fanzine named after one of their songs, Yellow Pills. The fanzine went bust in the nineties, but there are several power pop compilations cds available here and there online. I have two of them, and I find them highly addicting, which has sent me on a quest to find the rest.