SONIC NIGHTMARES #35

[Gringo Starr]

SONIC NIGHTMARES #35
Hosts: Gringo Starr, Reverend Beat-Man, Brother Panti-Christ & El Tiki

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SONIC NIGHTMARES #35 (Friday 13th November 2009)

Gringo Starr:

The Cramps – Jackyard Backoff - CSLC-001
The Miracle Workers – Infected With You – Moxie

Reverend Beat-Man:

Pssssst – Hallo Dicker - acetate
Troy Hess – Please Don’t Go Topless Mother
Budget Girls – I Like Going Topless Sunny – Voodoo Rhythm
Lucille Bogan – Shave ‘Em Dry - acetate
Bob Freedman Orchestra – Tombstone Blues X Rated Version

Brother Panti-Christ & El Tiki:

Them - I Want To Be Rich Again - No Smoke
Docteur Nico & African Fiesta - Save Me - No Smoke
Group Inerane - Nadan Al Kazawnin - Sublime Frequencies
Witch - Lazy Bones - Unknown
The Stooges - Loose (Take Two) - Elucktra
Lightning Beat-Man - Beam Me Up Jesus - Voodoo Rhythm
Interview with Black Flag and Frasier Smith 1982 - Klos
The Pornostuntman - Looking For This - Doodoo Rhythm
Baby Woodrose - Take It - Bad Afro
David Allan & The Arrows - The Stompers & The Souls - Sundazed
Major Dick And Captain Woodie - Beer Me Up - Unsigned
Dr. John - Gris-Gris Gumbo Ya Ya - Atlantic
Leon Russell - Out In The Woods - Shelter
LCD Soundsystem - Daft Punk Is Playing At My House - DFA

[Danny des Perate]

Great entertainment start to finish, not one single dud, so it's going to be a difficult show to follow, Gents. (I'd forgotten just how good Dr John could be, this was a timely reminder to start digging in the vinyl vaults again)