Edie Brickell
& the New Bohemians
1986-02-15
Suds
Dallas, TX
Soundboard recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included
01. Wishtook
02. Coldest Piece of the Sun
03. Maybe
04. She
05. Jamaican Lady
06. Plain Jane
07. Daylike
08. Air of December
09. Dog
10. What I Am
11. Everyday
12. Whatever
13. Glass Eye
14. Black and White
15. On My Radio
16. The Beat Goes On
& the New Bohemians
1986-02-15
Suds
Dallas, TX
Soundboard recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included
01. Wishtook
02. Coldest Piece of the Sun
03. Maybe
04. She
05. Jamaican Lady
06. Plain Jane
07. Daylike
08. Air of December
09. Dog
10. What I Am
11. Everyday
12. Whatever
13. Glass Eye
14. Black and White
15. On My Radio
16. The Beat Goes On
17. Get Up, Get Out
18. (I'm Not Your) Stepping Stone
19. Lemon-Ska
20. Wicked [aka Shooting Rubberbands at the Stars]
21. Cleopatra
22. Mesopotamia
23. Nothing
24. improv/jam [Health Food Store/Shark Attack/It's Like This]
25. My Favorite Boyfriend
26. Circle
27. Shark Attack >
28. Uh, Oh
18. (I'm Not Your) Stepping Stone
19. Lemon-Ska
20. Wicked [aka Shooting Rubberbands at the Stars]
21. Cleopatra
22. Mesopotamia
23. Nothing
24. improv/jam [Health Food Store/Shark Attack/It's Like This]
25. My Favorite Boyfriend
26. Circle
27. Shark Attack >
28. Uh, Oh
Edie Brickell - 1986-02-15 - Dallas TX (SBD)
1986 - In 1985, Edie Brickell was invited to sing with friends from her old high school in a local folk rock group, New Bohemians. Soon after, she would join the band as lead singer. Three years later, their 1988 debut album, Shooting Rubberbands at the Stars, became surprise critical and commercial success. The album sold over 3 million copies and climbed to #4 on the Billboard charts. The single, What I Am, went to # 7 on the Billboard charts and received extensive airplay on MTV. This soundboard rec ording captures Edie soon after she joined the new Bohemians, on February 15, 1986, 31 years ago today, in Dallas.
1986 - In 1985, Edie Brickell was invited to sing with friends from her old high school in a local folk rock group, New Bohemians. Soon after, she would join the band as lead singer. Three years later, their 1988 debut album, Shooting Rubberbands at the Stars, became surprise critical and commercial success. The album sold over 3 million copies and climbed to #4 on the Billboard charts. The single, What I Am, went to # 7 on the Billboard charts and received extensive airplay on MTV. This soundboard rec ording captures Edie soon after she joined the new Bohemians, on February 15, 1986, 31 years ago today, in Dallas.



1 comments:
Sweet!
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Deckard
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