Hi and Happy Sunday with Pull The Strings by Vessel.
Familie Hesselbach – Siechtum
Hi and Happy Easter Sunday with Siechtum by Familie Hesselbach.
People – Beige Banquet
Hi and Happy Sunday with People by Beige Banquet.
Lightheaded – Dawn Hushed Lullaby
Hi and Happy Sunday with Dawn Hushed Lullaby by Lightheaded.
Stay Inside – My Fault
Hi and Happy Sunday with My Fault by Stay Inside.
William Doyle – Now In Motion
Dutch East Indians – Come Beat My Monster
Hi and Happy Sunday with Come Beat My Monster by Dutch East Indians.
Metz – 99
Hi and Happy Sunday with 99 by METZ.
The Lemon Twigs – They Don’t Know How To Fall in Place
Hi and Happy Sunday with They Don’t Know How To Fall in Place by The Lemon Twigs.
The Clash – Jail Guitar Doors
Hi. Today’s Sunday Song is by my favourite band, The Clash, about the late Wayne Kramer, one of my favourite musicians from another of my favourite bands, MC5.
The second is Borderline from MC5’s debut album Kick Out The Jams (1969).
Jail Guitar Doors is about Wayne Kramer time in prison. Years later, in 2007, as a tribute to Joe Strummer, Billy Bragg would create Jail Guitar Doors, a programme to provide prisoners with instruments for music as part of rehabilitation.. In 2009 Billy Bragg and Wayne Kramer founded American Jail Guitar Doors in the United States of America.
In 2022 friends of mine released the compilation album Louiville that includes the track Amerika, an Oscar Pinho instrumental to a speech by Wayne Kramer. The money gathered from Louville sales goes to Jail Guitar Doors Los Angeles.
If you want to know more about Jail Guitar Doors https://www.jailguitardoors.org.uk/ – Jail Guitar Doors UK | https://jail-guitar-doors.myshopify.com/ – Jail Guitar Doors US. For more about Louiville, the album: https://gremioprt.com/
Wayne Kramer wrote about his life, including Jail Guitar Doors in his memoir The Hard Stuff: Dope, Crime, the MC5, and My Life of Impossibilities.
