Recently Played — 43 songs
Paired with the pleading 'I'm Your Fool' on a rare 1961 single from the tiny K&G label, 'In a Real Big Way' captures Richard…
Sugluk's haunting "I Didn't Know" captures the stark beauty of northern Québec life with lyrics evoking snow-white landscapes and fading love, originally pressed as part of a rare…
Jim Ford's funky country track showcases a musician who hung out with Sly Stone, blending soul and country sensibilities into something distinctly his own. Originally…
A high-energy pop-punk rager driven by relentless tambourine shakes, "Mass Communication Break Down" blasts mass media overload with lyrics urging…
Blasting out of Bern, Switzerland, The Monsters deliver 'Acid Dreams' as a razor-sharp fuzz bomb fusing 1960s garage punk with wild trash rockabilly and primitive rock…
The Kingsmen's raw, garage-rock cover of "Money (That's What I Want)" peaked at #16 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #6 on the R&B charts in 1964, riding the wave of their massive "Louie Louie" fame on…
The sleek 'She Comes On' music video was directed by David Fincher in 1987, years before his blockbuster films like Se7en…
This sparkling single channels the iconic riff from "Then He Kissed Me" by **The Crystals**, delivering an upbeat garage…
Blasting raw garage rock fury with farfisa mayhem, "I Do" captures The Love Me Nots' signature spy-fi sound from their earliest days. Recorded during the band's formation in Phoenix's…
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The punchy pop-punk rager "Dolomite" captures the Groovie Ghoulies' signature horror-tinged energy, clocking in from their 1997 output amid their prolific…
Surf guitar instrumental 'The Jester' by **The Jesters** captures the raw, reverb-drenched energy of early '60s beach music, originally cut as a 45rpm single that later anchored the 2003 compilation…
The title track 'King Tubby Meets Rockers Uptown' originated as a 1974 45rpm single on Mango (MS-2001), dubbing Jacob…
Co-written and produced by Kim Deal with Mark Freegard, "Flipside" powers through with its punchy bassline from Josephine Wiggs and twin…
A high-octane cover of Bo Diddley's 1960 **Road Runner**, this Zombies take amps up the British Invasion energy with Rod Argent's rollicking keys driving the 12-bar blues riff. Recorded in 1964 for…
This gritty rocker captures **Red Planet**'s raw energy in a lo-fi upload that declares if you don't dig it…
The Ettes' raw garage rock take on "Gimme" explodes with the fierce energy of Lindsay "Coco" Hames' snarling vocals and Maria "Poni" Bianco's relentless…
The Riverdales' longest track at over three minutes, "Crash of the Moons" delivers a surprisingly tender punk ballad amid the sci-fi B-movie chaos of…
This barnstorming cover of Prince's 1985 hit transformed the funky R&B original into a hard-rocking powerhouse, driven by R.E.M.'s Bill…
Track 5 on the Sacred Broncos' 2011 album "Analog Ocean," released by the boutique Chain Smoking Records, "Marie Laveau"…
Yo La Tengo's take on "It's Alright (The Way That You Live)" is a scrappy cover of an unreleased Velvet Underground gem penned by **Lou Reed** and **John Cale**, tucked…
Opening track from the Chiff Chaffs' debut album "Up To No Good", this garage punk anthem showcases the band's feral '60s…
Scott McCaughey rush-recorded 'My Generation' himself as the last track for his *Scott the Hoople in the Dungeon of Horror* box set, using a '70s-vintage drum machine through effects pedals and a…
The Danish psychedelic blues band Beefeaters delivered a raw, organ-driven cover of **Robert Johnson**'s…
Alejandro Escovedo's haunting cover of Mick Jagger's obscure 1993 gem "Evening Gown" transforms the original…
Rod Stewart's tender take on Bob Dylan's 1964 breakup lament transforms the folk classic into a soulful rock ballad, highlighted by his raspy vulnerability and subtle…
Roy Orbison's 'Candy Man' memorably features a standout harmonica solo by a young Charlie McCoy, whose performance on the track recorded at RCA Victor…
The propulsive "Phantasies" kicks off Stephen Malkmus's self-titled solo debut with a burst of angular riffs…
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The Surf Teens' blistering take on "Introxica" rips through the classic surf pipeline with reverb-drenched guitar fury on the Bacchus Archives label. Clocking in at just…
Ray Barretto's "A Deeper Shade of Soul" explodes with Latin soul fire on his bold 1968 Fania Records album *Acid*, blending conga-driven grooves with horn blasts…
Elvis Costello gifted this sardonic new wave rocker to Dave Edmunds in a fit of drunken bravado, handing over a cassette of a rough, faster demo during a studio visit…
Co-written by **Bob Marley** and Frederick 'Toots' Hibbert with later credits to Foxy Brown and Eddie Hill, this upbeat ska-reggae cut captures the…
Robert Lopez penned the frantic garage-punk ripper "Beat Your Heart Out," which exploded as the A-side—or flip, depending who you ask—of The Zeros' debut 7-inch…
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Whiskeytown's blistering cover of Black Flag's "Nervous Breakdown" transforms the hardcore punk classic into a raw alt-country screamer, recorded during their earliest 1995 Angels EP sessions with…
Co-written with **Bob Neuwirth**, this breezy road song captures Peter Case's knack for blending folk-rock grit with wry wanderlust on his 1989 Geffen…
Unusually, the 1965 hit "Boot-Leg" was recorded without bandleader Booker T. Jones on keyboards—instead, Isaac Hayes stepped in for this infectious…
Co-written with Bob Garlic and cut at Chess Studios in Chicago with producers Phil and Leonard Chess, 'The Walk' became Jimmy McCracklin's biggest hit, storming to #5 on…
Taken from the vibrant **Tropidélico** album on Brighton's Tru Thoughts label, "Father (Soul)" showcases…
Shinyribs, the vibrant project of The Gourds' Kevin Russell, delivers 'Poor People's Store' as a rollicking, humorous ode to discount shopping delights like knock-off jeans, chairs made of beans, and…
The surreal 'Dean's Dream' captures the Dead Milkmen's signature punk absurdity with lyrics about a Friday…
Tucked on the B-side of their lone 1967 45rpm single, "Lose Your Mind" showcases The Third Bardo's raw garage psych edge with swirling fuzzed guitars from Ricky…
This 1951 R&B novelty tune became Peppermint Harris's biggest success, hitting number one on the U.S. R&B chart. Released on Aladdin Records with Maxwell Davis and his All-Stars, the song features…
Discovered by **Steve Earle**, The V-Roys hailed from Knoxville, TN, and cut this punchy rocker on their 1996 debut album **Just Add Ice**, later reappearing on the 2011…
The Primitives' 'Crash' exploded with its infectious 'na na na' chorus and jangly guitars, hitting number five on the UK Singles Chart after a February 1988 release on RCA Records and landing them on…