Hello, partygoers!

Welcome to the 66th episode of your favourite “they play music and then talk about it” podcast!

This bi-week we tackle side two of listener Trevor Lynn’s mixtape. We hear some sunshine pop, sweet demos, religious metaphors, psych lite, a woulda, coulda, shoulda band, down under post punk, and folk weirdos.

So join us in the rumpus room where we’re listening to:

* The Sundowners – “Edge of Love” – Captain Nemo, 1968 – 12:12* Michael Fennelly – “Iris Please” – Love Can Change Everything (Demos 1967-1972), 2013 – 43:31* Joan As Police Woman – “Holy City” – The Classic, 2014 – 55:17* Turquoise – “Tales of Flossie Fillett” – Decca Records single b-side to “53 Summer Street”, 1968 – 1:05:45* Metronomy – “Trouble” – The English Riviera, 2011 – 1:27:34* Dwight Twilley – “Baby’s Got the Blues Again” – Tulsa, 1999 – 1:33:49* Rolling Blackouts CF – “French Press” – The French Press EP, 2017 – 2:11:49* Teenage Fanclub – “Baby Lee” – Shadows, 2010 – 2:20:07* Richard Dawson – “Ogre” – Peasant, 2017 – 2:31:19

Also spinning on the old Victrola:

* The Sundowners – “Ring Out Wild Bells” – Filmways Records b/w “When the Sun Goes Down”, 1966 – 21:55* The Sundowners – “Always You (Single version)” – Decca Records b/w “Dear Undecided”, 1967 – 33:01* Crabby Appleton – “The Other Side” – Crabby Appleton, 1970 – 50:38* The Brood – “Wrong Way” – The Further Adventures of Flossie Fillet, 2006 – 1:18:33* The Dwight Twilley Band – “You Were So Warm” – Shelter Records b/w “Sincerely”, 1976 – 1:39:49* The Dwight Twilley Band – “Sleeping“ – Twilley Don’t Mind, 1977 – 1:48:08* Phil Seymour – “Then We Go Up” – The Prince of Power Pop, 2017 [originally appeared on Seymour’s self-titled debut album in 1980] – 1:56:55* Dwight Twilley – “Out of My Hands” – Twilley, 1979 – 2:00:11* Concrete Brioche – “Newcastle”, 2015

Thanks for listening.

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