This week, the LOUIE spotlight is pointed at THE CRY, who created a fine little video to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Kingsmen‘s iconic recording. Within a few hours after initially…
Geek Maggot Bingo – LOUIE of the Week
This week’s LOUIE comes from Andy, formerly of Acid Fascists! Geek Maggot Bingo is a wild 4-piece garage-punk rock ‘n’ roll group from Edinburgh, Scotland which came into existence at the end…
RIP: Lou Reed, poet musician extraordinaire – LOUIE of the Week
“One chord is fine. Two chords are pushing it. Three chords and you’re into jazz.” – Lou Reed Lou Reed has left the land of the living. He died on a Sunday,…
Lou for LOUIE – (the late LL of the week)
This week’s LOUIE will pay tribute to a famous LOU that recently passed away, featuring an extremely rare performance of the song by the man himself. Like many good things in life,…
Tomas et ses Bad Girls – LOUIE of Week
This week, the LOUIE spotlight is pointed at Tomas et ses Bad Girls (aka Tomas and Bad Girls), who shared their version via a YouTube clip posted by Chaîne de mediaEcoleMoser. Nice…
Pride of the Arbuckles Marching Band – LOUIE of the Week
This week’s LOUIE is by the Pride of the Arbuckles Marching Band performing the song while marching to the game on Friday October 11, 2013 in Davis, Oklahoma. A marching band and…
Iggy & Stooges at C2SV Fest San Jose – LOUIE of the Week
Some things take a little longer to process than others. This week’s LOUIE is one of them. About a week and a half ago, Iggy Pop and the Stooges made a special…
LOUIE of Week? – hopefully by Thursday!
This week’s LOUIE of the Week has been delayed by a very hectic work schedule by your truly, and should be ready by Thursday, if all goes as planned… Those of us…
Erich Andreas’ Easy Guitar Lesson – LOUIE of the Week
This week’s LOUIE is an instructional video by Erich Andreas, demonstrating an “Easy Guitar Lesson” from his “Island Songs collection. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dp10TIBu25M
ZZ Top and the LOUIE connection
Some tasty treats from the TWO LOUIES archives, courtesy of publisher Buck Munger! ZZ Top meets the Kingsmen! From left to right: Lynn Easton, Billy Gibbons, Jack Ely and Mike Mitchell.