Re: Setlist from last night (07 February)

Bands of Brothers! An all-vinyl edition, no less.

"Search and Destroy" - Iggy & the Stooges (Ron and Scott Asheton)
"Janus, Jeanie and George Harrison" - Redd Kross (Jeff and Steve McDonald)
"Livin' in Chaos" - The Sonics (Dave and Jerry Parypa)
"Amanda Ruth" - Rank & File (Chip and Tony Kinman)

"Underneath the Sky" - Oasis (Noel and Liam Gallagher)
"This Is Easy" - Marshall Crenshaw (Marshall and Robert Crenshaw)
"Revolt Into Style" - Bill Nelson's Red Noise (Bill and Ian Nelson)
"Centreville" - Lee Bains & the Glory Fires (Blake and Adam Williamson)

"Shot Down in Flames" - AC/DC (Angus and Malcolm Young)
"My Echo" - Rolling Blackouts C.F. (Tom and Joe Russo)
"Rain" - Dragon (Marc and Todd Hunter)
"Gonna Leave You" - Angel City (John and Rick Brewster)

"Nobody Takes Me Seriously" - Split Enz (Tim and Neil Finn)
"Mable" - Oda (Randy and Kevin Oda)
"In Full Circle" - Polyrock (Billy and Tommy Robertson)
"Red Red Sun" - INXS (Tim, Andy and Jon Farriss)

"Do You Wanna Get Lucky?" - Shoes (John and Jeff Murphy)
"TVC 15" - Comateens (Nicholas and Oliver Dembling)
"Don't Spill My Courage" - Wall of Voodoo (Bruce and Marc Moreland)
"How Low Is Low" - The Godfathers (Chris and Peter Coyne)

"Long White Cadillac" - The Blasters (Dave and Phil Alvin)
"Sound of Our Town" - The Del Fuegos (Warren and Dan Zanes)
"Mardi Gras Beads" - Parquet Courts (Andrew and Max Savage)
"Time Has Come Today" - The Chambers Brothers (George, Joseph, Lester and Willie Chambers)

"In a Foreign Land" - The Kinks (Ray and Dave Davies)
"The Meeting" - Pop Art (David, Jeff and Rich Reinhardt)
"Mind Disaster" - The Initial Shock (Mojo and Dave Collins)
"Essential Things" - A New Personality (Brent and Darren Rademaker)

"Can't Stop " - That Petrol Emotion (Damian and John O'Neill)
"She Done Moved" - The Spats (Bud, Dick and Ronnie Johnson)
"Keep Going  " - Pearl Harbor & the Explosions (Hilary and John Hanes)
"Like Falling Sugar" - The Palace Guard (David, Don and John Beaudoin)
"Happy Trails" - Van Halen (Eddie and Alex Van Halen)

OK next week try band of sisters (and half-sisters/step-sisters; don't want to miss Throwing Muses) if you can come up with a generous enough setlist!

Next Friday is Valentine's Day, so I have something else in store already.

I've done a couple of "bands of sisters" shows in the past, usually in September (to commemorate my sister's birthday). Rock 'n' roll includes so many fraternal bands that I probably could do six weeks of "bands of brothers" without featuring any band twice. But a solid, listenable two-hour rock 'n roll show of sisterly bands? That takes some digging.

I should mention that David Haldeman continued the theme a bit with a block on "Dead Electric":

"S.I.B. (Swelling Itching Brain)" – Devo (by request)
"Space Age Love Song" – A Flock of Seagulls
"The Number One Song in Heaven" – Sparks

Hey Delvin, FWIW, the Pop Art brothers are (were) the Steinharts. (The only Reinhardt brother that comes to mind is Richie Ramone.)
Swell show!

Thanks, Five! I'm not sure how I bobbled that detail, but I appreciate you bringing it to my attention.

What? No Sunnyboys?

Like I said, it was an all vinyl show. But hey, apparently, my knowledge is falling short, regardless of medium.

Aitch, where’s the best place to start with the Sunnyboys discography?

Very hard to go past the self-titled debut. I liked the preceding EP which seems to have been reprised on a record called 40. For some reason Spotify has two Sunnyboys entries, so you'll need to look at both to listen to the two releases I've mentioned. Sheesh.