to another hours worth of music that you should hear on the radio but don’t

with Marty Robbins kicking things off. Up next it’s two split singles courtesy of

Ghost Highway Recordings. Firstly Robert Pehrsson’s Humbucker do battle with

Driving Rain then Jake Starr & the Delicious Fullness get it on with

Dollhouse. As a tribute to Phil “Philthy Animal” Taylor I play a track from one

of his lesser known bands The Muggers. The band also featured his Motörhead cohort Fast

Eddie Clarke along with Speedy Keen on guitar and vocals who had had a huge

number 1 hit with the Thunderclap Newman Band in 1969 with “Something in the

Air” and on bass from The Heartbreakers and Iggy Pop was Billy Rath. Onto new

music which includes Girlschool and a track off their new album “Guilty As Sin”

and The Dictators NYC with their first new material in 15 years. Compare and

Contrast is back, thanks Andy, with the Blues Magoos prosecuting The Dead

Kennedys. Back to new music and The Local Band who comprise of Alexi Laiho (Children of Bodom), Jussi69 (The 69 Eyes), Olli Herman

(Reckless Love) and Archie Kuosmanen (Santa Cruz) have a tracked played from

their upcoming ep of covers, then it’s off to Seattle for some Ramones inspired

music from The Piniellas. Dom Daley of Glunk Records and Uber Rock’s review of

Jukebox Zeros got me all excited and hopefully the track of theirs that I play

will also do it for you. The Idol Dead have just released their version of the

Dogs D’Amour “I Don’t Want You To Go” in aid of the Winston's

Wish charity and the memory of Drugdealer Cheerleader drummer Ringo. The Eagles

of Death Metal finish this week’s show off but not with the cover you might

have been expecting, but then again......