Songs from the Front Lawn

Songs from the Front Lawn
Songs from the Front Lawn
Studio album by the Front Lawn
Released	9 August 1989
Genre	Pop
Label	Front Lawn Records, Virgin Records
Producer	The Front Lawn
The Front Lawn chronology

Songs from the Front Lawn is the debut album by the New Zealand musical/theatrical duo the Front Lawn.^[1]^[2]^[3] It was released on 9 August 1989. Jennifer Ward-Lealand contributed to the album.^[4]

Track listing

All tracks are written by The Front Lawn (Harry Sinclair and Don McGlashan)

No.	Title	Length
1.	"When You Come Back Home"	3:35
2.	"Theme from 'The Lounge Bar'"	3:54
3.	"How You Doing"	3:42
4.	"Walk Around the House"	3:07
5.	"Andy"	4:34
6.	"Tomorrow Night"	3:49
7.	"Claude Rains"	4:35
8.	"Tell Me What to Do"	3:53
9.	"A Man and a Woman"	3:06
10.	"I'll Never Have Anything More"	2:42

Personnel

Don McGlashan – guitars, vocals, drums
Harry Sinclair – concertina, vocals
Jennifer Ward-Lealand – backing vocals, ukulele
David Long – guitars
Janet Roddick – backing vocals, trombone, organ, percussion
Steve Roche – trumpet, marimba, percussion
Anthony Donaldson – drums, washboard, percussion
Neill Duncan – saxophones, percussion
David Donaldson – double bass, electric bass

Charts

Chart	Peak position
New Zealand Albums Chart	40

References

^ Mather, Mike (3 July 2023). "Fresh cut on the Front Lawn in new book by Matthew Bannister". Waikato Times. p. 2.
^ Bannister, Matthew (2023). The Front Lawn's Songs from the Front Lawn. Bloomsbury Publishing USA.
^ Horan, Paul; Matthews, Philip (2019). Funny As: The Story of New Zealand Comedy. Auckland University Press.
^ "Catch a Kiwi legend". The Northern Advocate. 12 May 2011. p. A11.

[1] Mather, Mike (3 July 2023). "Fresh cut on the Front Lawn in new book by Matthew Bannister". Waikato Times. p. 2.

[2] Bannister, Matthew (2023). The Front Lawn's Songs from the Front Lawn. Bloomsbury Publishing USA.

[3] Horan, Paul; Matthews, Philip (2019). Funny As: The Story of New Zealand Comedy. Auckland University Press.

[4] "Catch a Kiwi legend". The Northern Advocate. 12 May 2011. p. A11.

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