Jim Neill

Jim Neill’s Jukebox 3/22/17

Posted on March 23, 2017 by

7PM

Japanese Breakfast-The Woman That Loves You

The Junipers- Dig Me Up

The Turtles- You Showed Me

Kishi Bashi- Can’t Let Go Juno

PJ Harvey- Beautiful Feeling

Sylvan Esso- Die Young

Ezra Furman- Take Off Your Sunglasses

Jonathan Richman- Vampire Girl

Pete Droge-Sunset Stopwatch

Rickie Lee Jones- I Won’t Grow Up

Laura Marling- Soothing

Laurie Anderson- In Our Sleep

Flamin’ Groovies- You Tore Me Down

Lucius- Don’t Just Sit There

8PM

Nada Surf- Gold Sounds

Aaron Lee Tasjan- Little Movies

Martin Courtney- Awake

NE-HI- Sisters

RIDE- Charm Assault

Leona Ness – Charm Attack

Robyn Hitchcock- Autumn Sunglasses

Yo La Tengo- Barnaby Hardly Working

The Sugarcubes- Coldsweat

Magnetic Fields- 100,000 Fireflies

The Zombies- Time Of the Season/She’s Not There

9PM

Firehydrant Men- Baseball Bat

McCarthy- Should The Bible Be Banned

Michael Head/Shack- Undecided

Lætitia Sadier- Undying Love For Humanity

Robert Fripp/ David Byrne- Under Heavy Manners

The Chills- Rocket Science

Cheap Star- Pop Music Of the Future

Stereolab- Jenny Ondioline

LCD Soundsystem- Someone Great

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