Holmes Brothers, Michelle Malone, Crash Test Dummies
Coffee House Sessions 27 and 28
Coffee House Sessions 27 and 28
01 Pat DiNizio - Intro
02 Pat DiNizio - Interview
03 Holmes Brothers - That's Where It's At
04 Pat DiNizio & the Holmes Brothers - Interview
05 Holmes Brothers - The Love You Save
06 Pat DiNizio & the Holmes Brothers - Interview
07 Holmes Brothers - I Saw The Light
08 Pat DiNizio & the Holmes Brothers - Interview
09 Holmes Brothers - Just Let Me Love You Tonight
10 Pat DiNizio & the Holmes Brothers - Interview
11 Holmes Brothers - Baby What You Want Me To Do
12 Pat DiNizio & the Holmes Brothers - Outro
13 Pat DiNizio - Intro
14 Pat DiNizio & Michelle Malone - Interview
15 Michelle Malone - Strange Bird
16 Pat DiNizio & Michelle Malone - Interview
17 Michelle Malone - New Experiences
18 Pat DiNizio & Michelle Malone - Interview
19 Pat DiNizio - Intro to Rob
20 Rob Stevens & Crash Test Dummies - Interview
21 Crash Test Dummies - Superman Song
22 Pat DiNizio - Interview
23 Crash Test Dummies - The Voyage
24 Rob Stevens & Crash Test Dummies - Interview
25 Pat DiNizio - Outro
26 Pat DiNizio - Promo 1
27 Pat DiNizio - Promo 2
Flac files of wavs. No cue sheet. I've included two Billboard articles mentioning the series.
The Coffee House Sessions was hosted by Smithereens singer/songwriter Pat DiNizio, and aired weekly on nearly 190 college radio stations. The show featured short interviews with live in the studio performances. This was the era of "MTV UNPLUGGED" and Coffee House Sessions is very similar. With a distribution of only a few hundred copies, these shows are very rare and only turn up a few times per decade on Ebay.
The show featured lesser known names who don't have a lot of circulating live material.
On this show, Pat DiNizio mentions that the show is recorded at Quad Recording in New York City.
One of the Holmes Brothers songs is incomplete. The CD had aged, and the file would not extract properly. I tried three different burners, and different programs, but it just could not extract anything but glitchy audio. The good news is that this was very short, and it fell during a guitar solo, so the edit is not obvious.
