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March 14th show: This week’s Featured Geezers are Barrence Whitfield and the Savages. Their new album, “Soul Flowers of Titan,” finds the leather-lunged Whitfield thankfully reunited with original ‘80s-era Savages Phil Lenker on bass and especially guitarist Peter Greenberg, who was also the engine behind classic Boston garage rockers the Lyres and DMZ. We’ve also got a cartoon-sponsored new tune from Dinosaur Jr. and live punk rock from X, some Bachman and Turner, and more.
March 21st show: This week’s show is probably the most disparate, up and down, what the heck Geezer Rock show ever, from the disparate, gauzy drone of the Featured Geezers, Yo La Tengo, to the soul headbanging of “Let’s Go to Mars” by Barrence Whitfield and the Savages, and not one, but two, live versions of “Dazed and Confused,” by—no, not Led Zeppelin—buy by the Yardbirds and Vanilla Fudge.