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Every legendary band had to start somewhere. This week, On The Record Radio returns to its roots to explore “Debut Records Part 2.” Join us as we dig through the crates to spin rare deep cuts and career-defining tracks from the first albums of your favorite artists.
Frankie Hollywood welcomes the legendary Anne Richmond Boston to the studio for a deep dive into music history. After sitting in a vault for over three decades, Anne’s “lost” solo album, I Should Be Happy, has finally been revived and released on DB Records.
In this episode, we explore:
The Resurrection: How the 30-year-old tapes were found, remixed, and brought back to life.
The Tracks: We spin beautiful cuts like “Bottle of Sleep” and “Dark Room.”
The History: Anne shares rare stories from the road with The Swimming Pool Q’s, including opening for icons like Sting, Devo, and Lou Reed.
It’s a story of resilience, longing, and the enduring power of a voice that was always meant to be heard.
https://www.mixcloud.com/wrbrocks/melted-mar-4-2025
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