The Mal Thursday Show: "A Mal Thursday Christmas" 2011 Edition

The Mal Thursday Show: "A Mal Thursday Christmas" 2011 Edition

Presenting the 2011 edition of "A Mal Thursday Christmas," with special guest stars The Grip Weeds, The Fleshtones, Reigning Sound, Billy Childish, and the ghost of Oliver Reed. The perennial holiday favorite has been expanded and remastered for your listening and dancing pleasure.

Contains explicit language. Presented in Living Monophonic Sound.

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Playlist:
BILLY CHILDISH & THE MUSICIANS OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE: Link Wray's Christmas
THE VENTURES: Scrooge
THE GRIP WEEDS: Santa Make Me Good/Christmas, Bring Us
THE 5-6-7-8's: Rock n' Roll Santa
THE FLESHTONES: Super Rock Santa
REIGNING SOUND: If Christmas Can't Bring You Home
UNKNOWN HINSON: Black and Blue Christmas
JIMMY SMITH: Santa Claus Is Coming to Town
THE REDUCERS: Nothin' for Christmas
THE DAMNED: There Ain't No Sanity Clause
MOTT THE HOOPLE: Death May Be Your Santa Claus
A440: Santa Claus Is Comin' Yeah
THE SOULPHONICS: All I Want for Christmas Is a Job
PAUL REVERE & THE RAIDERS: Rain, Sleet, and Snow
THE KAISERS: Merry Christmas, Lupe Lu
YARD TRAUMA: Christmas Tyme
EDD “KOOKIE” BRYNES: Yulesville
SATURDAY’S CHILDREN: Deck Five
THE YOBS: Silent Night
THE EBENEZER SCROOGE APPRECIATION SOCIETY: Hang on Rudolph
LEMMY KILMISTER & BILLY GIBBONS: Run Run Rudolph
DAVIE ALLAN & THE ARROWS: Ho Ho Seven/Hark the Herald Angels Sing
THE FLESHTONES: Hooray for Santa Claus
THE TAILDRAGGERS: Let’s Talk About Claus
THE SONICS: Santa Claus
JERRY & THE LANDSLIDES: Get Off My Roof
THE CHESTERFIELD KINGS: Hey Santa Claus
NICK SWARDSON: A Very Terry Christmas
WILD BILLY CHILDISH & THE MUSICIANS OF THE BRITSH EMPIRE:
Pete Townshend’s Christmas
LOWELL GEORGE & THE FACTORY: Candy Cane Madness
THE WHITE STRIPES: Candy Cane Children
THE VON BONDIES: Ain’t No Chimney
PLAN 9: Merry Christmas
THE SONICS: Don’t Believe in Christmas
REIGNING SOUND: That’s All I Want
THE HENTCHMEN: Shotgun Christmas
THE FIGGS: Father Christmas
THE CHEETAHS: A Message to Santa Claus
FEAR: Fuck Christmas
THE EELS: Everything’s Gonna Be Cool This Christmas
THE DIRTBOMBS: My Last Christmas

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J.M. Dobies, Austin Classic Movies Examiner on Facebook, Twitter

The movie column is back.

J.M. Dobies, Austin Classic Movies Examiner now has a page on Facebook for fans and friends of the column to post about their favorite movies and upcoming classic film happenings in Austin.

In addition to linking the latest review and features from the Austin Classic Movies Examiner, the Facebook page will also feature evergreens from the first three years of the columnm including the "Greatest Hits" series (Natalie Wood's Greatest Hits, Marlon Brando's Greatest Hits, Martin Scorcese's Greatest Hits, etc.).

The regular screenings of rare 35mm prints at the Alamo Drafthouse and the Paramount Theatre's classic film series will continue to drive the column's Austin-centric approach.

'Like' It: J.M. Dobies, Austin Classic Movies Examiner Facebook Page

To follow the A.C.M.E. on Twitter, subscribe to the posts of his rock n' roll alter ego Mal Thursday (twitter.com/#malthursday). The latest episode of The Mal Thursday Show podcast, "The Ballad of Mal Thursday, Pt. 5" is currently available free on iTunes and on GaragePunk Pirate Radio.

Recommended reading:

• Scenes from a Marriage on the Rocks: Two for the Road (1967)
• Lady in a Rage: David Cronenberg's 'The Brood' (1979)
• Cannibalism, Savagery, and Unconditional Love: Jack Hill's Spider Baby (1968)
• To Put Out or Not to Put Out: The Young Lovers (1964)
• Ken Russell's Greatest Hits
• Dennis Hopper's Greatest Hits
• Paul Newman's Greatest Hits
• The Greatest Biker Movies Ever Made
• The Greatest Horror Movies of the '60s
• Made in Texas: Giant (1956)
• Angry Young Bastard: Saturday Night and Sunday Morning (1961)
• Fun and Games with George and Martha: Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966)
• Don't Look Back, Ollie: I'll Never Forget What's 'Isname (1967)
• Natalie Wood's Greatest Hits

The Mal Thursday Show #39: The Ballad of Mal Thursday Pt. 5

THE MAL THURSDAY SHOW #39: The Ballad of Mal Thursday Pt. 5
Mal Thursday returns to GaragePunk Pirate Radio with episode #39 of "The Mal Thursday Show," the fifth installment in "The Ballad of Mal Thursday" series, where he once again uses rock music to tell tawdry tales of a life misspent. Mal is joined by an all-star cast, including The Fleshtones, J.J. & The Real Jerks, The Cynics, Mondo Topless, and The Reigning Sound. It's a podcast, it's a memoir, it's rock n' roll.
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Playlist:
THE DEAD BOYS: I Won't Look Back
J.J. & THE REAL JERKS: Short Term Memory Lane
THE CYNICS: Zombie Walk
THE FLESHTONES: Too Much on My Mind
CHOCOLATE WATCHBAND: I'm Not Like Everybody Else
THE SUPERSUCKERS: I'm a Fucking Genius
SONNY BONO: Laugh at Me
MANFRED MANN: I Got You Babe
RANDY NEWMAN: Last Night I Had A Dream
NOEL HARRISON: Life Is a Dream
SCOTT : 30th Century Man
WILLIE: Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In)
GLAMBILLY: How I Got to Texas
THE STRANGLERS: (Get a) Grip (On Yourself)
THE FALL: Leave the Capitol
LEE HAZELWOOD: This Town
THE RAMONES: I Don't Wanna Grow Up
THE KINKS: Dandy
HEINZ & THE WILD BOYS: I'm Not a Bad Guy
THE REIGNING SOUND: Everything I Do Is Wrong
THE LIVERPOOL FIVE: Too Far Out
BUCK OWENS: Who's Gonna Mow Your Grass
THE BLACK KEYS: Lonely Boy
THE VAGRANTS: I Can't Make a Friend
THE FLESHTONES: I've Gotta Change My Life
MONDO TOPLESS: Don't Send Me No Flowers (I Ain't Dead Yet)
PAUL JONES: Privilege

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The Mal Thursday Show: Halloween Special

The Mal Thursday Show: Halloween Special

Direct from the haunted realm of Austin, Texas, GaragePunk podcaster, rock n' roll musician, and part-time TV horror host Mal Thursday presents an expanded and remastered edition of The Mal Thursday Show Halloween Special, a triple-header of terror combining the original 2007 Halloween show, the 2009 reboot, plus 33% new footage. It's a strange brew full of zombies, werewolves, and wicked witches, not to mention hunchbacks, hobgoblins, and headless horsemen.

Presented in Living Monophonic Sound for your All Hallow's Eve listening and dancing pleasure.

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Playlist:
THE BOMBORAS: A Fistful of Terror
THE SEEDS: Evil Hoodoo
MANFRED MANN: Hubble, Bubble (Toil and Trouble)
Q65: I Got Nightmares
THE SKUNKS: You Scare Me
THE TEXREYS: Ghoul a Go-Go
THE MALARIANS: No
THE BORN LOSERS: Werewolves on Wheels
LOU REED: Halloween Parade
DEAD KENNEDYS: Halloween
THE SHAGGS: It's Halloween
THE (MOTHERFUCKING) BROWNS: Scream for Halloween
LOS STRAITJACKETS: Theme from "The Munsters"
ZACHERLE: Happy Halloween
LON CHANEY JR.: The Maddest Story Ever Told (Theme from Spider Baby)
THE FUZZTONES: Happy Halloween
THE SWINGIN' NECKBREAKERS: No Costume, No Candy
CAPTAIN CLEGG & THE NIGHT CREATURES: Zombie a Go Go
THE TOMBSTONES: Black Cat
THE OUTSIDERS: Haunted by Your Love
THE MOONTREKKERS: Night of the Vampire
ROKY ERICKSON & THE ALIENS: Creature with the Atom Brain
THE CRAMPS: Creature from the Black Leather Lagoon
RONNIE COOK & THE GAYLADS: Goo Goo Muck
THE FRANTICS: Werewolf
SOUTHERN CULTURE ON THE SKIDS: Werewolf
THE FLAMIN' GROOVIES: Werewolves of London
ROUND ROBIN: I'm the Wolf Man
BO DIDDLEY: Bo Meets the Monster
THE HOLLYWOOD FLAMES: Frankenstein's Den
THE NEW YORK DOLLS: Frankenstein
ELECTRIC FRANKENSTEIN: Coolest Little Monster
THE KINGSMEN: Haunted Castle
THE ROCKIN' CONTINENTALS: Count Dracula
THE SONICS: The Witch
THE LOLLIPOP SHOPPE: You Must Be a Witch
THE CIRCUS: Burn, Witch, Burn
THE MOVE: Night of Fear
THE LAST WORD: Sleepy Hollow
THE CORDS: Ghost Power

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Mal Thursday's Texas Tyme Machine at Uncle Billy's Fall 2011

Mal Thursday's Texas Tyme Machine proudly presents the season finale of Uncle Billy's Honky Tonky Happy Hour series, an ACL Weekend triple-header Friday, Saturday, and Sunday September 16 through 18, featuring a stellar line-up including Jesse Sublett, Freddie Krc and Cam King, Eric Hisaw, and John Evans Band. Hosted by Curtis B. Lokey. All absolutely free.

Meanwhile, up at the Lake, the Texas Tyme Machine continues its residency at Uncle Billy's Lake Travis with shows every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday night, with host/DJ Mal Thursday.

The Mal Thursday Show #38: Texas Tyme Machine Vol. 8

Mal fires up the Texas Tyme Machine, joined by fellow travelers Roy Head and Joe Nick Patoski. Roy is on hand to tell "The Roy Head Story," while guest DJ Joe Nick spins a mess o' fine 45s produced by Huey P. Meaux. Presented in Living Monophonic Sound.

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Playlist:
ROY HEAD: One More Time
CHADD THOMAS & THE CRAZY KINGS: Rockin' at the Dragstrip
REVEREND HORTON HEAT: Texas Rockabilly Rebel
SOUTHERN BACKTONES: Call Off Your Dogs
GLAMBILLY: White BBQ Sauce
JOE "KING" CARRASCO AND THE CROWNS: Buena
THE GREAT BELIEVERS: Comin' Up Fast, Pts. 1&2

ROY HEAD & THE TRAITS:
Just a Little Bit/One More Time/Treat Her Right/The Apple of My Eye
ROY HEAD & THE GREAT BELIEVERS: Easy Lovin' Girl
ROY HEAD: One Night

SIR DOUGLAS QUINTET: She's About a Mover
JIVIN' GENE & THE JOKERS: Breaking Up is Hard to Do
JOE BARRY: I'm a Fool to Care
DALE & GRACE: I'm Leaving It Up to You
SUNNY & THE SUNLINERS: Talk to Me
THE TRAITS: Too Good to Be True
ROY HEAD & THE TRAITS: So Long, My Love

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The Texas Garage Project!

Presenting Austin's newest supergroup, The Texas Garage Project, founded in 2011 to play genuine Texas music with an emphasis on garage, psychedelic, and other rockin' '60s and '70s-inspired sounds. Membership is rotating, with an open-ended pool of musicians. Charter members include members of The Jungle Rockers, The Mother Truckers, The Freddie Steady Five, The Thunderchiefs, The Diplomats of Solid Sound, The Crazy Kings, The Bellfuries, The Ugly Beats, The Explosives, and The Nervebreakers.

This Friday night, the Texas Garage Project will be opening for Joe "King" Carrasco and the Crowns at Uncle Billy's Brewery & BBQ Lake Travis. Special guest vocalists performing with the TGP include Rick Broussard, T. Tex Edwards, Opie Hendrix, Mal Thursday and Joe "King" Carrasco. On October 7th, the TGP returns to Uncle Billy's for a show with The Mother Truckers. Special guests to be announced.

Joe "King" Carrasco and the Crowns at Uncle Billy's Lake Travis

On Friday August 26th, Joe King Carrasco and the Crowns' 2011 Reunion Tour rolls into Uncle Billy's Brewery & BBQ Lake Travis at 6550 Comanche Trail in Austin (next door to the Oasis). Opening the show will be The Texas Garage Project at 8 pm. Tickets are only $12 in advance, and are available at Uncle Billy's or online at FrontgateTickets.com.

The Story of Joe King Carrasco and the Crowns

by Joe Nick Patoski

In the late summer 1979, Joe "King" Carrasco formed a stripped-down four-piece combo to replace his Chicano big band, El Molino. Dubbed the Crowns, organist/accordionist Kris Cummings, bassist Brad Kizer, and drummer Miguel Navarro backed up Carrasco at Raul's, the famed punk club, and the Hole-in-the-Wall, and other University of Texas-area venues in Austin, quickly gaining a following around their revved-up Tex-Mex brand of punk rock, harkening back to the classic Vox and Farfisa organ-driven sound first popularized by the 1960s Texas bands Sir Douglas Quintet ("She's About A Mover"), Sam The Sham and The Pharoahs ("Wooly Bully"), and ? And the Mysterians ("96 Tears").

In November 1979, Joe "King" Carrasco & the Crowns made their first trip to New York City where Joe "King" almost gave the Lone Star Café's owner, Mort Cooperman, a heart attack when he jumped off the club's balcony onto the stage. The band was such a sensation, they were invited to play the storied Mudd Club downtown, and returned to Austin with critical praise from New York's music press including Lester Bangs and John Rockwell of the New York TImes.

Armed with a 45 rpm single "Party Weekend" b/w "Houston El Mover" that was financed by ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons, the band returned to New York in the spring of 1980 to record a demo album for Warner Brothers Records, which was eventually released on ROIR records as "Tales From the Crypt," and platy two weeks worth of dates at CBGB's, Hurrah, TR3, which would lead to more bookings at the Danceteria, the Peppermint Lounge, and the Bottom Line, as well as appearances in Washington, DC, Boston, Toronto, Providence, and other cities in the northeast.

By the end of the summer, Joe "King" Carrasco & the Crowns signed a recording contract with Stiff Records in England and embarked on the Son of Stiff Tour with Tenpole Tudor, Dirty Looks, the Equators, and Any Trouble, an extended three-month tour of the United Kingdom, Europe, and the northeastern United States, promoting their debut album and the single "Buena," a Top Ten hit in France and Sweden that charted in the Top 40 on the BBC.

While overseas, the band filmed a video of "Buena" in London, and taped television appearances in Spain, France, and on Musicladen in Germany, which was broadcast across the Continent.

In January, 1981, the band issued their first US album on the Hannibal label for music empresario Joe Boyd and appeared on the television series "Saturday Night Live" and was a featured act on a new cable television channel called MTV. Later that year, JKC and the Crowns made their West Coast debut at the Whiskey-A-Go-Go behind their Hannibal EP "Party Safari" and played a date in the basement of Hollywood's Cathay de Grande where they shared the bill with Top Jimmy & The Rhythm Pigs and Los Lobos, making their West LA debut.

Joe "King" Carrasco & The Crowns played a critical role in exporting the Austin sound and Texas music around the world, while establishing the band as one of the most popular music-makers in the Lone Star state in clubs, at Spring Break in South Padre Island, and in arenas and outdoor venues such as Red Rocks, the Frank Erwin Center, the Summit, the Ritz, and Southpark Meadows where they shared the bill with the Talking Heads, the Police, REMm UB 40, the English Beat, the Go-Gos, George Thorogood, and Culture Club.

Thirty years later, the band that exported Tex-Mex Rock-Roll around the globe has reunited for a limited number of Texas dates, demonstrating to fans that what they had heard all those years ago was no mirage: Joe "King" Carrasco & the Crowns rock like no one else before or since.

The Mal Thursday Show #37: "All Covered Up" Pts. 1&2

Jesse Dayton at Uncle Billy's Brewery & BBQ Lake Travis Friday Night

The Mal Thursday Show #36: Texas Tyme Machine Vol. 6

THE MAL THURSDAY SHOW #36 - Texas Tyme Machine, Vol. 6: Girls Girls Girls Girls Girls

Here's another bone-rattlin' ride in Mal Thursday's Texas Tyme Machine, actually the 9th episode in the podcast series of the same, but presented here on The Mal Thursday Show because iTunes is not carrying the MTTTM podcast for reasons unknown.

So, in order to expose y'all to the wild sounds of Texas past and present, here it is again.

Presented in Living Monophonic Sound.

Mal Thursday's Texas Tyme Machine concert series rolls on with upcoming shows at Uncle Billy's Brewery and BBQ Lake Travis featuring performances from Jesse Dayton, Southern Backtones, Slowtrain, The Bellfuries, George Kinney and the New Riders of the Golden Dawn, Sideshow Tramps, the Modern Don Juans, and many more.

Coming to the Highball in South Austin Sunday July 17th: Forever Changes, the genius Arthur Lee/Love tribute, and the debut of The Texas Garage Project.

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Playlist:
THE NERVEBREAKERS: Girls Girls Girls Girls Girls
THE ZAKARY THAKS: Bad Girl
THE PENTHOUSE 5: Bad Girl
JOE "KING" CARRASCO & THE CROWNS: Bad Bad Girls
SAM THE SHAM & THE PHAROAHS: Go-Go Girl
THE VACANT LOT: How Do You Catch a Girl?
ROY HEAD & THE GREAT BELIEVERS: Easy Lovin' Girl
THE LAVENDER HOUR: I've Got a Way With Girls

THURSDAY'S CHILDREN: You'll Never Be My Girl
BOB AND GAYLAN: Don't Go in My Room, Girl
CAST OF THOUSANDS: Girl Do What You Gonna Do
EDDIE CUNNINGHAM & THE LONE RANGERS: Girl Don't Change Your Mind
THE WHAT'S LEFT: Girl Said No
THE GNATS: The Girl
THE SIX DEEP: Girl It's Over

THE 13TH FLOOR ELEVATORS: Make That Girl Your Own
THE RUNAWAYS: 18th Floor Girl
CHAZ & THE CLASSICS: Girl of the 13th Hour
FEVER TREE: Don't Come Crying to Me Girl/San Francisco Girls (Return of the Native)

S.J. & THE CROSSROADS: London Girl
THE SKUNKS: Cheap Girl
THE SONS OF HERCULES: Angry Little Girl
THE UGLY BEATS: Girl on the Brain
THE JUNGLE ROCKERS: Girl, You Better Move On
JOE TEX: There Is a Girl

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Mal Thursday's Texas Tyme Machine #9

Girls Girls Girls Girls Girls

Host: Mal Thursday

Mal Thursday pilots the Texas Tyme Machine through a sea of songs with "Girl" in the title. Featuring music from the Nervebreakers, Fever Tree, the 13th Floor Elevators, Chaz & the Classics, Roy Head, and more. Presented in Living Monophonic Sound.

Mal Thursday's Texas Tyme Machine concert series rolls on with upcoming shows at the Highball in South Austin May 8th: "Texas English" starring the Hickoids and Malfred Mal, and a weekend concert series at Uncle Billy's Brewery and BBQ Lake Travis featuring performances from the Thunderchiefs, Southern Backtones, John Evans Band, The Bellfuries, T. Tex Edwards, Sideshow Tramps, the Modern Don Juans, and many more.

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Playlist:
THE NERVEBREAKERS: Girls Girls Girls Girls Girls
THE ZAKARY THAKS: Bad Girl
THE PENTHOUSE 5: Bad Girl
JOE "KING" CARRASCO & THE CROWNS: Bad Bad Girls
SAM THE SHAM & THE PHAROAHS: Go-Go Girl
THE VACANT LOT: How Do You Catch a Girl?
ROY HEAD & THE GREAT BELIEVERS: Easy Lovin' Girl
THE LAVENDER HOUR: I've Got a Way With Girls

THURSDAY'S CHILDREN: You'll Never Be My Girl
BOB AND GAYLAN: Don't Go in My Room, Girl
CAST OF THOUSANDS: Girl Do What You Gonna Do
EDDIE CUNNINGHAM & THE LONE RANGERS: Girl Don't Change Your Mind
THE WHAT'S LEFT: Girl Said No
THE GNATS: The Girl
THE SIX DEEP: Girl It's Over

THE 13TH FLOOR ELEVATORS: Make That Girl Your Own
THE RUNAWAYS: 18th Floor Girl
CHAZ & THE CLASSICS: Girl of the 13th Hour
FEVER TREE: Don't Come Crying to Me Girl/San Francisco Girls (Return of the Native)

S.J. & THE CROSSROADS: London Girl
THE SKUNKS: Cheap Girl
THE SONS OF HERCULES: Angry Little Girl
THE UGLY BEATS: Girl on the Brain
THE JUNGLE ROCKERS: Girl, You Better Move On
JOE TEX: There Is a Girl

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TEEN A-GO-GO and The Ugly Beats Tonight at the Alamo

From the Alamo blog:

People Let’s Freak out! TEEN A-GO-GO this Monday w/ The Ugly Beats LIVE!

by George Bragdon

With very special LIVE performance by Austin’s own THE UGLY BEATS before the film!

Get a taste of what’s in store this Monday with this Mal Thursday’s Texas Tyme Machine podcast featuring guest DJ Melissa Kirkendall, director of TEEN-A-GO-GO!

Every meaningful change in rock music started with some teenagers, alone in their parents’ garage, banging away at three chords. This rampaging doc features original recordings, never-before-seen Super 8 movies, rare archival footage, photographs and interviews with musicians, fans and industry experts on early rock & roll.

TEEN A-GO-GO takes the viewer on an entertaining, nostalgic ride into the teen scenes of the mid-’60s and into the lives of the people who lived it. The British Invasion played an undeniable role on this uniquely American musical genre when on February 9, 1964 the Beatles premiered live on the Ed Sullivan Show. An estimated 73 million viewers (over 40% of the entire U.S. population) tuned in. Teens all across America were glued to their TV sets as they witnessed a true turning point in rock history. On February 10, 1964, it would seem that 10 million teens had something new to do. With their jaws still on the floor and inspiration stirring within, thousands of youngsters knew that their destiny lay in rock and roll and the A Go-Go Teen Scene was born.

Music Monday: TEEN A-GO-GO with The Ugly Beats live – Mon, April 11 at Alamo Ritz.

Mal Thursday's Texas Tyme Machine #8 featuring guest DJ Melissa Kirkendall

Mal Thursday's Texas Tyme Machine #7: "All Covered Up" Vol. 2

MAL THURSDAY'S TEXAS TYME MACHINE #7: "All Covered Up" Vol. 2

Mal Thursday presents another voyage in the Texas Tyme Machine, again presenting a stellar set of cover songs, featuring Texas artists covering other people's songs, other people covering Texas artists' songs, and Texas artists covering other Texas artists' songs. Music from Mouse and the Traps, Sir Douglas Quintet, Fever Tree, and The Hickoids, with special guest New Yorkers The Fuzztones, The Devil Dogs, and Thee Roman Gods paying tribute to Texas.

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Playlist:

MOUSE AND THE TRAPS: I'm a Man/You Don't Love Me
THE OUTCASTS: Smokestack Lightining
SIR DOUGLAS QUINTET: Wine, Wine, Wine
THE ARGYLES: Farmer John
THE ROKS: Hey Joe
THE UNDERTAKERS: Unchain My Heart
THE UGLY BEATS: Let Me Through
THE VENTURES: Western Union (bed)

THE HICKOIDS: Pictures of Lily
KENNY AND THE KASUALS: Empty Heart
THE JADES: Little Girl
THE TRACERS: Gloria
ROBB LONDON & SOUL UNLIMITED: Gloria

THE MOOCHE: Hot Smoke and Sassafrass
FEVER TREE: Come On In
THEE ROMAN GODS: San Francisco Girls (Return of the Native)
THE FUZZTONES: Journey to Tyme
THE DEVIL DOGS: Don't Try It
THE SONS OF HERCULES: Feel a Whole Lot Better

OXFORD CIRCUS Live in Waco 1968:
99th Floor/Time Has Come Today/You Keep Me Hangin' On/59th Street Bridge Song/Splash 1

Dig more wild Texas sounds on "All Covered Up" Vol. 1:

The Mal Thursday Show #35: Texas Tyme Machine Vol. 5

The Golden Dawn Story

Even though Mal Thursday's Texas Tyme Machine has been spun off into its own 'cast, here's the fifth volume of the series presented one last time on The Mal Thursday Show, in case you missed it. This show has a lot more subscribers at the moment, and this episode needs to be heard!

Mal Thursday pays a visit to the rock n' roll ranch of George Kinney of pioneering Texas psychedelic band The Golden Dawn. Also in the show, recent releases from Amplified Heat, White Dress, and The Black Angels, and '60s fuzz classics from The Zakary Thaks, Sweet Smoke, and The Bubble Puppy. The Texas Tyme Machine floating concert series is organizing a series of benefits for the George Kinney Medical Fund, to raise money for Kinney's cancer treatments. The next one is Saturday March 19th at Uncle Billy's Lake Travis from Noon to 8 p.m. Central Time. To donate, the mailing address is George Kinney, P.O. Box 51, Cedar Creek, Texas 78612 USA. PayPal donations can be made to kinney777@gmail.com.

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Playlist:

THE GOLDEN DAWN: I'll Be Around
THE MOVING SIDEWALKS: 99th Floor
SWEET SMOKE: Morning Dew
THE LEMON FOG: Summer
KENNY AND THE KASUALS: See Saw Ride
THE ZAKARY THAKS: Green Crystal Ties
THE BUBBLE PUPPY: Hot Smoke and Sassafrass

THE GOLDEN DAWN: My Time
THE SPADES: You're Gonna Miss Me
THE GOLDEN DAWN: Evolution/Tell Me Why/Starvation
GEORGE KINNEY: How Could I Ever Say Goodbye

THE MULLENS: Don't Treat Me Cold
AMPLIFIED HEAT: What's It Gonna Be Will Be
WHITE DRESS: No Solid State
THE BLACK ANGELS: Haunting at 1300 McKinley
THE SONS OF HERCULES: Shakin' Street
THE PIRATES: I'm Cuttin' Out

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Florida Rocks Again! #44: Even More of the Ones That Got Away

Florida Rocks Again! #44: "Even More of the Ones That Got Away"

Another collection of Florida 45s never before heard on the podcast edition of Florida Rocks Again! You'd think that after more than 40 episodes, there wouldn't be very many great Florida garage records that haven't already been heard on this series. You would be wrong. Witness the selection of Floridian teenbeat in the first two sets. There's also some smokin' South Florida soul and some '67-era greatness from the Kollektion and Blues Image.

Written and produced by J.M. Dobies, co-produced by Jeff Lemlich. Presented in Living Monophonic Sound.

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Playlist:

THE ROVIN’ FLAMES: Gloria
THE 31st OF FEBRUARY: Wrong
THE SANDPIPERS: Stand Up Girl
THE YOUNG STRANGERS: She's Gone
THE EMOTIONS: Sometimes
BOBBY GOLDSBORO: Hold On
MIKE VETRO & THE CELLAR DWELLERS: That’s Not True
THE ROVIN’ FLAMES: J.J.J.D.
THE TEDDY BEARS: Baby You Go Around
THE DALTON GANG: Our Love
THE MEMBERS: I Wish I’d Never Met You
CONLON & THE CRAWLERS: Midnight Reader
THE DEEP SIX: One and One
THE EPICS: Cruel World
WE THE PEOPLE: By the Rule
SAM & DAVE: Hold it Baby
JOHNNY K. KILLENS & THE DYNAMITES: I Don't Need Help
HELENE SMITH: Pain in My Heart
BETTY WRIGHT: Good Lovin'
FRANK WILLIAMS & THE ROCKETEERS: Good Thing, Pt. 1
CLARENCE REID: No Way Out
THE KOLLEKTION: My World is Empty Without You/Savage Lost
BLUES IMAGE: Can’t You Believe in Forever/Parchman Farm
THE QUEENS KIDS: Villain
THE EDGIN ENDS: Whatever's Right

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