Mike Fuller
Last show: Friday, Apr 27 2018, 6PM
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Friday, Apr 6 2018, 6PM
--Even though it’s only a few letters, if they’d picked the “Bone Spur Trio” as their name,” it would’ve given the band a whole different vibe!
--Kicking off a long set showcasing the bands playing at the Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend next week. Yep, there’s going to be a Stray Cats reunion!
--Jerry Lee tackles the Led Zeppelin classic, with guest star, Jimmy Page!
--Chris was named 2017 Musician of The Year at the Ameripolitan Music Awards!
--From a great live session by our friends at WFMU in NJ!
--Every album from this band features the artwork of Vince Ray
--If you ever get the chance to see Lil’ Mo live, take it!
--We should start a GoFundMe® page for Robert to get a last name, instead of having two first names. Anderson Cooper has two last names, maybe they could trade?
Demo from this roots-rock supergroup based in London.
Great version. If we could see just one band at Viva, it might be these guys.
Another cool act in the WILD Records stable of artists.
From an insanely good 2-CD compilation coming out next week
From their killer new album. Well, “killer” is probably unnecessary, since all their albums are great.
Except for SoCal’s Blackball Bandits, it’s all Brazilian surf bands tonight. Sorry, we just couldn’t go with the full Brazilian. 😊
This is an excellent mega-compilation you can download from Bandcamp for around ten bucks!
We aren’t familiar with Paul, but pulled this out of the giveaway bin on a whim and it’s actually quite good!
Lead singer of Matchbox covers Vince Taylor and kicks off our “Machine” set.
Yeah, we had to hear some actual Matchbox (and end our “Machine” set).
Named after Elly May’s movie star beau in “The Beverly Hillbillies.” Did you know that Dash’s real name was “Homer Noodleman”?
Sarah is a major talent. From her great new album.
From the Netherlands...and their fan club is called "The Shining Cock".
The Birmingham Small Arms Company (BSA) produced about a quarter-million of this motorcycle, from 1948 to 1971.
