A tribute to the late Cheetah Chrome, new stuff from Charger, and COFFIN, some rockabilly, rhythm n blues and more.

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 Originally Posted 6/9/20

Instrumental Music on the show:

Fuel Injection     The Vibrents
Cablecar     Dave Brubeck
Night Drive     Giorgio Morodor (American Gigolo Soundtrack)

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It’s my birthday show!!! Yes, September 11 is a terrible day to celebrate a birthday, but one can’t help when they were born. But what better way to kick off a birthday show with a brand new cover of “Teenage Kicks”. Oh, yes, I was so excited when Malibu Lou sent me the file straight off the Rum Bar presses. I’ll never tire of this song, especially when artists such as Christina Jean & Her All Stars create such a wonderfully uplifting version!

Of course, that’s not the only Rum Bar Records treat, as I also air brand new songs from the legendary Cindy Lawson, The Laissez Fairs, and The Vibeke Saugestad Band. And, yes, I consider Geoff Palmer and Kurt Baker part of the Rum Bar family, even if their new tracks aren’t technically on the label

Plus, “Teenage Kicks” is not the only cover on tonight’s show. There’s not one, but two Paul Westerberg remakes. One if from Mickey Dolenz of The Monkees, and then there’s a track by Weird Nightmare from a new Sub Pop compilation called Maximum MN. (Sweeping Promises’ cover of Husker Du is also from that comp.) There’s also new reworking from Die Toten Hosen and Slaughter & The Dogs, along with four classic punk tunes from a charity comp called I Said Hit It.

That’s not all. There’s a plethora of veteran returns – The Thermals, Swansea Sound, Cocktail Slippers and The Ettes. There’s a trio of tunes from our friends at Dam-Nations. Plus, quite a few brand new bands!

For more info, including setlists, head to http://scotthudson.blogspot.com

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Welcome to Four Records! Each episode, we feature one guest as they discuss the four records that helped shape them at four different times in their life. This week, Forrest speaks with Kira Roessler, from dos and Black Flag. Her latest solo record is Enigma released on Org Music. 

Kira Roessler’s Four Records:

Teenage: Billie Holiday - Music for Torching / David Bowie - Aladdin Sane

Thirties: Shakira - Donde Estan los Landrones 

Forties: The Evens - S/T

Recent Record: Bright Eyes - Digital Ash In a Digital

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Opening song: Rad Skulls – Loud as Shit

Closing song: Lucas Perea – Underneath Ashes

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New stuff from the Trouble Seekers, Pat Todd and the Rankoutsiders and Jagger Holly!! Crank it up!

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We are now in the greatest month of the year (September), and once again we have two straight weeks of nothing but new music. This week is the “friends of the show” episode, and well over half the show consists of music submitted by the artists themselves (or their representatives). There’s the monthly new track by Numb Surprise, another split single from Rob Moss and Skin-Tight Skin, the triumphant return of Lorne Behrman, football-related punk from Vista Blue, and two tunes by my new favorite Minneapolis band, Cheap Glue.  Plus so many more.

Beyond the submitted tracks are new releases by veterans such as Ray Wylie Hubbard, Dinosaur Jr, Swami John Reis, and Kiwi Jr. There’s also a great new band from England, Westside Cowboy, and a cool track from a French band called Dynamite Shakers that’s produced by Lionel from The Liminanas!

For more info, including setlists, head to http://scotthudson.blogspot.com

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Episode 825 has classic hardcore and punk bands covering, "oldies," a partial Exile on Main Street reimagining, some power pop, glam and even some swing. Another roller coaster ride, as it should be. 

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Fall is in the air (already?) and that kinda sucks. I'll take a heat wave over a cold front anyday of the week. But hey, I guess that means spending more time at home in front of the stereo (yes I'm old school on SO many levels). On the playlist for this episode you'll find some punk, hard rock, pop, blues and hardcore,

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1996 was a great year for me. I had a comfortable day job, I still worked a couple of nights a week at the record stores, and I was the music editor for a local newspaper. This was quite possibly the peak year for live music in my city. Local bands were selling out clubs and releasing great albums, and more national acts were hitting town than ever before.

Besides the local upswing, it was a great year for new music. Americana was on the rise, with lauded albums by the likes of Wilco, Golden Smog, Steve Earle, and others. Songwriters such as Patti Smith, Elvis Costello, Vic Chesnutt, and others released surprisingly great albums. And good ol’ punk rock was also on the rise, with fantastic records by Bad Religion, Descendents, and Chixdiggit.

Tonight’s show is certainly not a complete rundown of every great album of that year, but it’s a pretty thorough snapshot of those 12 months (along with a couple of mis-tagged 1995 tracks). What record was your favorite of 1996? 

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Welcome to Four Records! Each episode, we feature one guest as they discuss the four records that helped shape them at four different times in their life. This week, our guest is Daryl Wilson from the bands the Bollweevils and Pressure Set. Pressure Set's self-titled record will be released on October 2nd. You can pick up a physical copy through Dr. Strange Records. See Daryl at one of the shows below:

10/23/2026 - Vivid Music Hall - The Fest w/ A Wilhelm Scream, Pulley, Toys That Kill and more - Gainesville, FL

10/24/2026 - The Backyard @ Boca Fiesta & Palomino - The Fest

12/12/2026 - Concord Music Hall w/ Face to Face, Sparta, and Sludgeworth

Daryl Wilson's Four Records:

0-10: Various Artists - Heavy Metal Soundtrack

Teenage: Angry Samoans - Back From Samoa

Twenties: Naked Raygun - Jettison

Recent Record: Drug Church - Cheer

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