Songs from the Front Lawn

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1989 studio album by the Front Lawn

Songs from the Front Lawn

Studio album by

the Front Lawn

Released| 9 August 1989 (1989-08-09)
Genre| Pop
Label| Front Lawn Records, Virgin Records
Producer| The Front Lawn
The Front Lawn chronology
|  | Songs from the Front Lawn
(1989)  | More Songs From the Front Lawn
(1993)

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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

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

No.| Title| Length

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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

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* 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

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Chart  | Peak
position

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New Zealand Albums Chart  | 40

## References

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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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