[jacket3ree]

I won't swear to how "new" these are, but they are new to my playlist:

Khruangbin - People Everywhere (Still Alive) and Maria Tambien  [pandemic late night work sessions]

Allah-Las - Raspberry Jam

Tijuana Panthers - NOBO

Deadbolt - El Paso ('Scariest band in the world' from the non-scary San Diego, California, U.S.A.)

The Surfrajettes - Toxic  (Yep a Brittney Spears song is tolerable when done by all-female Canadian Dick Dale band)

Black Pumas

Soulkid#1

Roy Buchanan - Soul Dressing (Live)... err yeah, live in 1976 or so.  But it is the most recent addition to the playlist. Love this version. (That guy needs a biopic....) My parents had a Hammond B3 in the house as my mom accompanied the church choir and it was, you know, the 1970s.  I think trying to learn that stunted my growth as an international guitar hero.  At least that is my theory.

[jacket3ree]

I won't swear to how "new" these are, but they are new to my playlist:

Khruangbin - People Everywhere (Still Alive) and Maria Tambien  [pandemic late night work sessions]

Allah-Las - Raspberry Jam

Tijuana Panthers - NOBO

Deadbolt - El Paso ('Scariest band in the world' from the non-scary San Diego, California, U.S.A.)

The Surfrajettes - Toxic  (Yep a Brittney Spears song is tolerable when done by all-female Canadian Dick Dale band)

Black Pumas

Soulkid#1

Roy Buchanan - Soul Dressing (Live)... err yeah, live in 1976 or so.  But it is the most recent addition to the playlist. Love this version. (That guy needs a biopic....) My parents had a Hammond B3 in the house as my mom accompanied the church choir and it was, you know, the 1970s.  I think trying to learn that stunted my growth as an international guitar hero.  At least that is my theory.