Artist	Song
Gang Green	Alcohol
from King Of Bands (1991)
Big Dipper	She's Fetching
from Gimme Indie Rock, Vol. 1 [Disc 1] (1987)
Scruffy The Cat	My Baby She's Allright
from Tiny Days (1987)
Volcano Suns	Jak
from The Bright Orange Years (1985)
Fuzzy	Flashlight
from Fuzzy (1985)
Reddy Teddy	Goo-Goo Eyes
from Crazee Kids Sound (1974)
The Raging Teens	That's How I Like It
from The Raging Teens (1998)
The Modern Lovers	Someone I Care About
from The Modern Lovers (1972)
Dogmatics	Gimme the Shakes
from Dogmatics 1981-86 (1981)
The Proletariat	Options
from This is Boston, Not LA (1981) ill-formed.blogspot.com
The Rudds	Something Great
(1981)
The Flies	All Hung Up
from Get Wise Lp (1984)
Belly	Gepetto
from Star (1993)
Consonant	John Coltrane's "My Favorite Things"
from Consonant (2002)
FOX PASS	Hurry Cherie
from Intemporel (2010)
turbines	rules of the road
(2010)
Devotions	I'm Not There
(2010)
The Dents	Little Red Pill
from Little Red Pill (2010) ill-formed.blogspot.com
Thrills	Hey! (Not Another Face In The Crowd)
from D.I.Y. - Mass Ave - The Boston Scene (1979-83) (1993)
Syrup USA	Thrill Fit
from Pop American Style (Disc 1) (1993)
Del Fuegos	I Always Call Her Back
from D.I.Y. - Mass Ave - The Boston Scene (1979-83) (1993) Rhino, 1993
Unnatural Ax	They Saved Hitler's Brain
from D.I.Y. - Mass Ave - The Boston Scene (1979-83) (1993)
The Neighborhoods	No Place Like Home
from D.I.Y. - Mass Ave - The Boston Scene (1979-83) (1993)
The Prime Movers	Come To Where It's At
from Garage Rockin' In The 80's Vol. 3 (2006)
The Varmints	Boston Cream
from Boston Cream (2011)
La Peste	Better Off Dead
from D.I.Y. - Mass Ave - The Boston Scene (1979-83) (1993)
Watts	Dancehall Days & Nights
from On the Dial (2010) Visit http://watts.bandcamp.com
The Gravel Pit	Favorite
from Silver Gorilla (2004)
Mary Timony	Return to Pirates
from Ex Hex (2004)
360's	Texas
from Ex Hex (2004)

Comment:

Bob Colby is a long-time follower of (and participator in) the Boston rock scene - The Real Kids' "Do The Boob" was inspired by him, and saw The Modern Lovers in 1970, back when they were going by The Highway Dance Band. This was the house music I provided between bands at an all-day show in honor of his 60th birthday. The majority of these bands or songs were requested by Colby himself, and almost all of the acts represented have some sort of history in Boston. Posted in three parts because of the limits on how many tracks a mix can have.

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