Boston Emissions: March 14, 2019
Tribute to Asa Brebner, new music from Yoni Gordon, Aloud, Mind Is The Maker, Dutch Tulips, Born Yesterday + Songs of the Week + Rumble lineups
Boston Emissions | March 14, 2019
All new songs added to the show each week will appear on the Songs of the Week poll at the bottom of this playlist. Get some votes, tell people about the show. Send Music,
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Songs of the Week
1] Divvisions – Surrender
2] FBGM – High
3] The Gala – Boy
4] Field Day – Changeling from Paint the Light
-Sat, March 23 at Lizard Lounge – EP Release
5] Graveyard of Atlantic – Point/Counter Point
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Playlist
Asa Brebner – Don’t Ever Lose A Memory from I Walk Streets ( 2000)
Asa Brebner – Ragged Religion (2008)
Robin Lane and the Chartbusters – When Things Go Wrong (1980)
Robin Lane left Southern California eventually landing in Cambridge, Massachusetts and stepped into the burgeoning rock scene in the 70s forming Robin Lane and The Chartbusters with former Modern Lover Asa Brebner. Robin Lane and the Chartbusters recorded three albums for Warner Brothers: Robin Lane and the Chartbusters (1980), the live EP 5 Live, and Imitation Life (1981). Two singles from the first album, “When Things Go Wrong” and “Why Do You Tell Lies?” lots of radio airplay – nationwide and here in Boston (eh hem WBCN) . Rock magazines gave good reviews with the first record earning 4-stars in the New Rolling Stone Record Guide. A fine nod from the Washington Post with, “Though Blondie’s Deborah Harry and the Pretenders’ Chrissie Hynde have had more hits and better press, Robin Lane looms large as the most talented female artist to come out of New Wave Rock.” The band toured heavily headlining their own shows and supported The Kinks, The Cars, Hall and Oates and XTC. The band played what would be their last reunion shows this month at the Burren in Davis Square.
Aloud – Children of the Divine
-back from the left coast on April 27 at Lizard Lounge with Old Jack’s Last Saturdays
Dutch Tulips – Candy Factory
-Saturday, March 16 at O’Brien’s Allston with Today Junior, Good Fiction, Salty Greyhounds
Born Yesterday – Sun Shines Through
The Downhauls – Convenient Friend
-March 30 at Tavern at the End of the World, Charlestown
Weakened Friends – Peel from Common Blah
-2016 Rock & Roll Rumble finalists
Yoni Gordon – Song of the Summer from Fearless Moral Inventory, due June 14
Mind Is The Maker – Materialize
The Modern Lovers – Road Runner – The Classic Number
Carissa Johnson and the Cure-All – Something Good
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