The Nubs-

The Nubs are pretty great.
Both of them I mean.
In my lastest podcast I threw The Nubs-Job in on the end and got to thinking about the other Nubs.

This is a dueling Nubs post...plus one.

These Nubs come from New Hampshire. The tracks on this 7" differ from each other completely so much that it sounds as though it came from two different bands.






The Nubs- I Don't Need You (cause I got me) 1979

 and now for something completely different....
The Nubs-Dogs


Overtime I read a lot of negative thoughts about "Dogs", while it may not be the breed of music one would be looking for to follow "I Don't Need You (cause I got me)" I find it hilarious and that 60's organ sound to be great. It's novelty dig?

 And here we have San Francisco. 1980
THIS ONE RULES AND THEN RULES SOME MORE.



.....and then there is lovely cover rolling out of my home state of Ohio in Columbus.
New Bomb Turks-Job

Well done.

Hut of Swank Episode 3

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Episode 3*

1*Rosco Gordon Let’s get High

2*The Deadly Snakes

3*The Oblivians-Desperation

4*The Wasps-Teenage Treats

5*Sham 69-No Entry

6*Stinky Lou and the Goon Mat-Talking Man

7*Oscar Boyd-When Things Get A Little Better

8*Eagles Of Death Metal*Whorehoppin’(Shit,Goddam)

9*Lonnie the Cat*I Ain’t Drunk

10*Eartha Kitt-All I Want Is All There Is And Then Some

11*Wanda Jackson-Tongue Tied

12*Ludella Black-From The Witness Stand

13*The HexDispensers-O.B.I.T

14*The Black Angels-Haunting At 1300 Mckinley

15*The Satisfations-Daddy You Just Gotta Let Him

16*Exuma-Mama Loi, Papa Loi

17*Johnny Otis-Hey Baby Don’t You Know

18*Lighting Beat Man-Hey Gal!

19*Buddy Knox-I Think Im Gonna Kill Myself

20*The Boys-Sick On You

21*Nubs-Job

22*John Vincent-Ow’ ya Goin

Hot Women and Heroes of the Blues

While we all know and love Robert Crumb as the amazing comic artist with an extreme gritty style and sometimes vulgar taste - my interest lies in his obsession with collecting and illustrating some of the most amazing and unheard of music. It is via his fame and digging to build compilations that some of the most wonderful sound bites have been unearthed. 

Some years ago I walked into a shop on East Carson Street in Pittsburgh PA-

Over the radio came the most primitive, honest melodies and vocal styles of wonderful women from decades past. I was of course blown away and shuffled myself to the counter to inquire about what it that had taken over my ears. After some time- I recovered Hot Women for my own and have been  throwing it into the rotation ever since and I want to share it with you.

Maria Vasileiathou- "Arostisa Manoula Mou" Greek late 1930s

NAB IT HERE

Cleoma Falcon- "Blues Negres"-Louisiana Cajun 1934

NAB IT HERE

Grupo De "Algeria" :"El Tambor DE LA ALGERIA" Cuban 1928

NAB IT HERE

In addition to these Hot Women Mr. Crumb's interest in collecting and illustrating the greats from the past hardly ends there. Recently, I picked up these wonderful trading cards from a local book shop. The deck includes 36 blues greats spanning decades.  I choose some of my favorites to share with you but the list of course continues on...

Other artists include...
Lemon Jefferson
Son House
Peetie Wheatstraw
Blind Willie Johnson
Memphis Jug Band
Bo Carter
Other collections:
Early Jazz Greats and Pioneers of Country Music


From above ^
Skip James- Crow Jane

Memphis Minnie- Kissing in the Dark


Mississippi Sheiks- I am the Devil