Check Out All the Great New Rock Plus Joan Jett This Morning On All Mixed Up
Happy Fourth of July Weekend!
This morning on “All Mixed Up” on WDHA, Jim Monaghan talked baseball and music with Joan Jett, plus there was great new rock from Deni Bonet, Action Skulls, and more.
Opening Theme – “Signe” by Eric Clapton
America – Simon & Garfunkel
I Am A Patriot – Jackson Browne
Redemption Song – Bob Marley
U.S. Blues – Grateful Dead
I Am In Love – Deni Bonet
Sour Girl – Stone Temple Pilots
Ghosts Again – Depeche Mode
Something Loud (acoustic) – Jimmy Eat World
On Your Side – Pete Yorn
Some Good Years – Cowsills
The Door Into Summer (live) – Monkees
Runaway Train – Soul Asylum
Bang & Blame – R.E.M.
Nightshift – Bruce Springsteen
I’m On Fire – Weeklings
Queen of Hearts – Dave Edmunds
Rock N Roll Heart – Lucinda Williams
Rock & Roll Sunday – John Ginty
I’ve Got A Rock & Roll Heart – Eric Clapton
Joan Jett Interview
If You’re Blue – Joan Jett
Cherry Bomb – Joan Jett
I’ve Been Waiting – Matthew Sweet
Manic Monday – Bangles
The Teacher – Foo Fighters
Find the Good – Action Skulls
Behind the Wall of Sleep – Smithereens
Out of This World – Smithereens
Twelve-Thirty (Young Girls Are Coming To the Canyon) – Rufus Wainwright w/ Susanna Hoffs, Chris Stills, Sheryl Crow
Walk Around the Moon – Dave Matthews Band
Glad – Traffic
Closing Theme – “Take Five” by the Dave Brubeck Quartet
Thanks for listening this morning.
The Sophomore Release From Off Road Minivan Is Something You Need To Hear!
Last week we got the brand new album entitled “May This Keep You Safe From Harm” from Off Road Minivan. It’s their second full length and man it’s really cool.
In 2018 we got our first taste of this group with the Spiral Gaze EP. Then in 2020, they released their debut full-length “Swan Dive,” which was very sonically moving. In fact the song, “Vampire” surpassed 1 million streams and counting.
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, the band members wrote and sent ideas to each other. They wound up creating something which was woven together by the real-life interviews with members of lead singer Ryan Tuck O’Leary’s family.
In an interview Tuck said-
“I’ve been secretly recording my family for at least a-year-and-a-half, including the voice clips from my grandmother, who was the first,” Tuck says. “I’d listen back later and find the right part I needed for the album. I essentially wanted to preserve these moments forever. I got my mom, dad, sister, grandmother, brother-in-law, nephew, best friend, and wife on tape. Now, I’ll have it all on vinyl format for the rest of my life.”
This album is full of emotion – Anger, acceptance, heartache. You really do go on a journey when you press play and start this one from the beginning. And while there are melancholy topics and sad moments, this proves to be a cool celebration of living!
Let’s dive in a little bit and look at some of the highlights!