This week we’re discussing every album by Donnie and Joe Emerson. The Emersons recorded one album in the late 70s as teenagers in a hilariously expensive home studio built by their father. The result was a charmingly rough collection of songs obviously written by kids. They quickly faded into obscurity until they were discovered in the 2010s and miraculously gifted a second life. I hope you’re ready for a good time.
Closing track: “My Heart” from Dreamin’ Wild (1979)
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Albums we discussed this episode…
Dreamin’ Wild (1979)
Still Dreamin’ Wild: The Lost Recordings 1979-81 (2014)
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