Palmyra Delran
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Palmyra Delran
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Palmyra Delran was a veteran East Coast pop-punk rocker when previous Caropop guest Stevie Van Zandt offered her a hosting gig on his Little Steven’s Underground Garage Sirius XM channel. His instinct was dead on, as she turned out to be a natural, super-lively storyteller and record-spinner, especially when she’s dusting off her Trash Pop Treasures. She traces her love of 45s back to her aunt’s corner-store jukebox in New Jersey, where she grew up and developed her passion for drumming. She recalls her stints in the bands Pink Slip Daddy and the Friggs and her solo work with the Doppel Gang, including their new cover of Joey Ramone’s “Spirit in My House.” She also discusses forming the Coolies with the late Kim Shattuck and tells how she puts together her Underground Garage shows. Is she playing her own records? Does Van Zandt have to approve her playlists? And how did Nancy Sinatra come to record the “Trash Pop Treasures” intro?