DJ Jack Rabid (song: Billy Boy Arnold/The Yardbirds – “I Wish You Would”)
The Dead Boys – What Love Is (live) (Live in San Francisco 1977) recorded November 2, 1977, Old Waldorf, for KSAN Radio, released 2024; Rocket from the Tombs [David Thomas/Cheetah Chrome] song; R.I.P. Cheetah Chrome (1955-2026)
The Saints – L.I.E.S. (live) (Live at Club 76) recorded September 1976, released now; from Club 76, Brisbane, Australia,
Royal Blunder – Trapped (Today’s the Day) brand new
The Black Watch – Never You Mind (The Fuzzy End of the Lollipop) brand new
Death Cab For Cutie – Stone Over Water (I Built You a Tower) brand new
The Question – Move Around in the Dark (Getting Through EP); recorded 1985, released now.
Clydie King – My Love Grows Deeper (single) 1965; Jerry Riopelle/Sherlie Matthews song.
Martha & the Vandellas – Nowhere to Run (single, Dance Party) 1965; Holland/Dozier/Holland song; R.I.P. vocalist Rosalind Ashford (1943-2026)
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Remo Four – Live Like a Lady (single) 1967
United States of Existence – Gory Glory Hallelujah·(Lavender Glory Trip) brand new
The Morning Line – Los Angeles (STARS) brand new
Doug Gillard – Until I See You Again (Parallel Stride) new
Perennial – Emma Peel (Modernism) brand new
Bosses – Thread (Many Worlds) brand new
Loretta Lynn – Wine, Women and Song (single, Before I’m Over You) 1964; Betty Sue Perry song
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Special Set: 4 Bands Interviewed in the New Issue of Big Takeover, #98:
SLIP~ons – Heavy Machinery (live at Green Auto, Vancouver, BC, March 8, 2024); Allan MacInnis video
Blue Herons – Take a Break (Demon Slayer) new
deary – Smile (Birding) new
Hatchie – Carousel (Liquorice) new
Burning Limos – Young Republicans (single) brand new
Lalo Schifrin – Bullitt (Main Title) (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack: Bullitt) 1968
Junior Murvin – False Teachin’ (Police and Thieves) 1976
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Special Set: The British Invasion Live, 1965-1967!
The Hollies – Reach Out (I’ll Be There) (live) (The Long Road Home 1963-2003 box) recorded 1966 at Konserthuset (Stockholm Concert Hall), Stockholm, Sweden, December 12, 1966,, released 2003; Holland/Dozier/Holland [Four Tops] song
The Who – Substitute (live) (d’Ailleurs, Issy-les-Moulineaux, greater Paris, France, Music Hall de France TV Show, May 31, 1966
The Pretty Things – Midnight to Six (live) (BBC TV, A Whole Scene Going, London, January 12, 1966
The Zombies – Gotta Get a Hold of Myself (live) (CBS-TV show Hippodrome, Wembley Studios, Studio 5, Wembley, London, September 23, 1966); Clint Ballard Jr. [Dee Dee Warwick] song
The Beatles – I’m Down (live) (The Ed Sullivan Show, recorded August 14, 1965, aired September 12, 1965
The Rolling Stones – The Last Time (live) (The Ed Sullivan Show, May 2, 1965)
The Kinks – Milk Cow Blues/Batman/Tired Of Waiting (live) (Live at Kelvin Hall) 1967; Kokomo Arnold/Neil Hefti cover/Kinks original, from The Scene ’67 Theatre, Kelvin Hall, Glasgow, Scotland, April 1, 1967
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Helen – Darkblue (Linda’s Head) brand new
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