May 15 – On This Day!

1989: Pussy Galore – Dial ‘M’ For Motherfucker – released in the UK

2002: The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion – InfoPlus (Musique Plus), Montréal, QC, Canada

2002: The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion – Spectrum, Montréal, QC, Canada
w/ The Deadly Snakes

Poster Artwork: Pat Hamou

2003: Nancy Sinatra – Maxwell’s, Hoboken, NJ, US
Jon Spencer performed the songs Jackson, Lightning’s Girl and These Boots Were Made for Walking

“And, since my ears are burning, baby (well, only one ear, since I’m deaf in the other), I might as well let it blurt. I heard that Jon Spencer surprised the crowd at Maxwell’s on Thursday when he jumped onstage with Nancy Sinatra for a few songs in her father’s hometown of Hoboken—joining her in renditions of “Jackson” and the classic “These Boots Were Made for Walking.”” – villagevoice.com

“At Nancy Sinatra’s show at Maxwell’s on Thursday, Jon Spencer joined in to kick some guitar into “Boots” and play a duet of “Jackson,” the Johnny Cash/June Carter classic, which Nancy and Lee Hazlewood also had a hit with. Eerily, it was right after the show that the heartbreaking news of June’s death came. – Mary Huhn (nypost.com)”

2006: Powersolo – Egg – released
Features Jon Spencer on Aloha From New York.

2010: Heavy Trash – Bla Oslo, Oslo, Norway

2012: Andre Williams & The Sadies – Night & Day – released
Features Jon Spencer who is also credited as Musical Director.

2014: The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion – The Brudenell Social Club, Leeds, UK

Live Photo: GJB Performance Photography

2015: The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion – The Bartlett, Spokane, WA, US
w/ We Are Hex

US Freedom Tour ’15 Poster: Malleus

2016: Jon Spencer [DJ Set at Southern Culture on The Skids / Daddy Long Legs show] – The Bell House, Brooklyn, New York, US

2019: Jon Spencer & The HITmakers – La Coopérative de Mai, Clermont Ferrand, France
w/ The Devils

HITmakers show #98

Live Photo: Francis Campagnoni
Poster Artwork: SG Factory

“Une violence dont il faut louer le son, de guitare, celui toujours assez imparable de monsieur Spencer. D’une intensité, d’une densité maximale. Tout au-dessus de 100 DB et en-avant !”