It’s a cover of Harry Dixon Loes’ classic house-rocker “Preacher, Teacher, REACHER” from the 1956 songbook “Teenage Favorites: Volume One”

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Periscopes up, gherkins! In this episode of “They Should’ve Been Bigger” we’ll be learning about The Stick Men — an incredible No Wave band who will shatter your collective skull into a million pieces!
Stick Men: Insatiable (BUY IT!!!!)
The Stick Men – This Is The Master Brew (1982)
The Stick Men Live at Ripley Music Hall + Interview – Philadelphia – 25 May 1982
The Stick Men – Live 1981-1983
THE STICKMEN – A Look At The Insane 80s Philadelphia Art Punk No Wave Band (1980-1982)
B1 The Stick Men – The Flame Breathers Meet Wax Gumby In Ice Land
RIPline!
Die Sexual: Magic Never Dies
Ash Code: “Tear You Down“
Camlann: “Jungle Terror“
S Y Z Y G Y X: “Climax“
Break One
Them Are Us Too: “Eudamonia“
DRAB MAJESTY: “Oak Wood“
Yugen Blakrok: “Being Here“
Youth Code: “Wishing Well“
Break Two
Cold Cave: “Confetti“
MAGNUM OPUS: “Midnight Masquerade (Abby Knives Remix)“
iVardensphere: “Chasing The Dragon“
Break Three
Curse Mackey: “Doomed For Monday“
Crippling Alcoholism: “Pliers (feat. Luxury Skin)“
Crippling Alcoholism: “Liquid Jesus“
Polevaulter: “Mia Goth Made Me Do It“
Break Four
Tyske Ludder: “Rosen auf den Weg gestreut“
Stoneburner: “29 Silver Nails“
ELEKTROSTAUB: “Too Far From The Pack feat. Salva Maine“
Break Five
Collide: “The Lunatics Have Taken Over the Asylum (Signals Mix)“
TR/ST: “Performance“
Big Country: “Look Away“
Break Six
SCARY BLACK: “American Gothic“
Lila Ehjä: “Ghost love“
Lebanon Hanover: “Torture Rack“
Outro
Ashbury Heights: “Hard Week“
In this episode of “They Should’ve Been Bigger”, we’ll be looking at Them Are Us Too, an amazing duo whose output was tragically cut short in 2016.
Them Are Us Too: Remain
Them Are Us Too: Part Time Punks Session
Them Are Us Too: Amends
Them Are Us Too performing at Skeletons
Dias Records: Them Are Us Too
We Have A Technical 133: Eudaemonia
Oakland fire victims: teacher, students and local artists among the dead
R.I.P. Cash Askew
SRSQ – “Mixed Tide” (Official Audio)
SRSQ – The Martyr [Live at International Artist Lounge]
SRSQ Bandcamp page
EXECUTIONER’S MASK – Things Fall Apart (official audio)
Drab Majesty – “Oak Wood” (Official Lyric Video)
Pixel Grip: “Bet You Do.“
Intro
Camlann: “Worship Me“
Echoberyl: “Morgana“
Minuit Machine: “I Don’t Give a Damn“
Break One
Vera Gloom & Fluid Ghost: “HATE“
Ash Code: “Fear (Molchat Doma Remix)“
A Shrine to Failure: “Starving“
Corlyx: “Take The Money“
Break Two
ESA: “Pound of Flesh“
Bill Leeb: “Neuromotive (Stacks Mix by Rhys Fulber)“
16volt: “Motorskill“
Break Three
Cosmobrigade: “Rapture“
Caustic: “Thirsty Dog“
Caustic: “Hands Up (It’s a Raid) [Pooñata vs Caustic]“
Carrellee: “Mirror“
Break Four
Bootblacks: “Leipzig (feat. Oskar Carls [VIAGRA BOYS])“
Patriarchy: “New Way“
LOVATARAXX: “TRÄUMEN“
Break Five
SINE: “Drugs (Feat. Curse Mackey)“
Who Saw Her Die?: “While the World Burns“
Red Lorry Yellow Lorry: “Walking On Air“
Replicant: “HEAVENSENT“
Break Six
Duende with David J: “Out of My Dreams“
Mr. Bloe: “Groovin’ With Mr. Bloe“
David Bowie: “A New Career In A New Town (1999 Remastered Version)“
David Bowie: “I Can’t Give Everything Away“
Outro
Ashbury Heights: “Hard Week“
In this, the first episode of my new series “They Should’ve Been Bigger”, I’ll be telling you about D’Cuckoo – an amazing Cyber Tribal band from the 1990s who, say it with me, SHOULD HAVE BEEN BIGGER.
D’Cückoo (D’Cuckoo) – No One Receiving (Brian Eno cover)
D’Cückoo (D’Cuckoo) – Umoja (Dance Mix)
D’Cückoo (D’Cuckoo) – Maya * The Dream *
Jennifer Hruska
Candice Pacheco – The Vortex: Quantum Gate II
Tina Blaine AKA “BEAN”
D’Cuckoo at the Oakland Colosseum and Great American Music Hall
The love for the Korg DS-10 continues! Head on over to my Free Sounds page (or just click the links below), scroll towards the bottom, and you’ll find the following:
Kick01
Snare01
Hat01
FX01
The video above details my years long search for and eventual purchase of a possibly cursed Nintendo DSi system on which to play my Korg DS-10 application.
There’s also a bit about an amazing gift a friend brought me back from Japan.