“In The Morning” comes from U.K. band Razorlight‘s 2006 self-titled album, their second. It peaked at number 3 on the U.K. charts and was heard on tour as the band supported Queen+Paul Rodgers, Oasis, and the Rolling Stones throughout the remainder of 2006. Most of their records feature polished garage-rock, almost an oxymoron, but appropriate…
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What I’m Jamming To: June 23, 2011, Featuring the Office’s Stanley
Kansas City’s The Rainmakers‘ “Small Circles” is from their 1987 album Tornadoes isn’t what you call a hit, not even a minor hit and it has a positively 80’s music video. The band’s claims to fame are being quoted in Steven King novels and for being incredibly popular to this day in Scandinavia. This video…
What I’m Jamming To: June 20, 2011
Not particularly the biggest John Cougar fan, but this is a great song. “Ain’t Even Done With the Night” was featured on his 1980 Nothin’ Matters and What If It Did album. “AEDWTN” was his biggest hit to that date, reaching 17 on the Billboard charts, propelling the album to 37. If you liked this…
What I’m Jamming To: June 19, 2011
The Records weren’t in the public eye for particularly long but they left quite an impression in the power pop world with just one song. “Starry Eyes” has become required listening for any music aficionado or aspiring power pop musician. Though the band was from the U.K., “Starry Eyes” failed to chart there but did…
What I’m Jamming To: June 18, 2011
“5 Years Time” is perhaps Noah and the Whale‘s most notable and commercially successful single, reaching number 7 on the U.K. charts in 2008, supported by the album Peaceful, The World Lays Me Down. This five-piece outfit derived their name as a combination of the film “The Squid and the Whale” and it’s director. This…
What I’m Jamming To: June 17, 2011
“Have Love, Will Travel” by the Sonics is one of the all-time great garage rock records from the 1960s off of their 1965 album Here Are The Sonics. The tune was originally written by the same man who wrote “Louie, Louie“, Richard Berry in 1959. The Black Keys released the song as a single in…
What I’m Jamming To: June 13, 2011
“Here Comes My Girl” hit number 58 in the US. It was the third single off of Tom Petty and the Heartbreaker‘s 1979 album, Damn the Torpedoes.
What I’m Jamming To: June 12, 2011
Heard this jam while I was unloading trucks at Marshall’s last September and have been rocking to it ever since. Hockey has a very cool “Do It Yourself” story of receiving airplay; the Portland, Oregon-group self-produced their EP Mind Chaos in 2008 and received attention from Radio 1 DJs. They went on to perform at…
What I’m Jamming To: June 9, 2011
My favorite track of the album that strapped a rocket to AC/DC‘s rock and roll dreams and took them into the stratosphere, Highway to Hell, “If You Want Blood” features Bon Scott in fine screeching form and Angus Young delivering a great solo. Thing to keep an out for in the video: Angus Young keeps…
What I’m Jamming To: June 6, 2011
If you are a dedicated follower of fashion, a fan of super groups, or fancy jangle-pop mixed with power pop, then you will really enjoy this one from Nick Lowe, “So It Goes“. Lowe is joined here in a clip from the Kenney Everett Video Show by on-again-off-again Rockpile band-mate Dave Edmunds in a mix…