CD Album - Pavlov's Dog - Pampered Menial - Columbia

CD Album

Artist:	Pavlov's Dog
Title:	Pampered Menial
Label:	Columbia
Country:	Europe
Date:	Mar 1995
Catalogue:	469085 2
Barcode:	5099746908522
Format:	CD Album
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
01	Pavlov's Dog	Julia	D. Surkamp	9.0 Rate
02	Pavlov's Dog	Late November	S. Scorfina, D. Surkamp	Rate
03	Pavlov's Dog	Song Dance	M. Safron	Rate
04	Pavlov's Dog	Fast Gun	D. Surkamp	Rate
05	Pavlov's Dog	Natchez Trace	S. Scorfina	9.0 Rate
06	Pavlov's Dog	Theme From Subway Sue	D. Surkamp	10.0 Rate
07	Pavlov's Dog	Episode	D. Surkamp	Rate
08	Pavlov's Dog	Preludin	S. Carver	Rate
09	Pavlov's Dog	Of Once And Future Kings	D. Surkamp	Rate

Notes

David Surkamp - lead vocals, guitar
David Hamilton - keyboards
Doug Rayburn - mellotron, flute
Mike Safron - percussion
Rick Stockton - bass guitar
Siegfried Carver - violin, vitar, viola
Steve Scorfina - lead guitar
Produced by Murray Krugman
Originally released by ABC in USA & CBS in UK - in October 1975

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Comments and Reviews


Beggars Road 14th Jul 2017		Just added 'Australian' issue of this CD.



Beggars Road 13th Jul 2017		@Apollo59: That 'Rush" ruse is good ☺ "I read that they reformed a few years ago" If they did I haven't heard a peep but will keep These Eyes & ears wide open.



Apollo59 12th Jul 2017		@Beggars Road: 2 more albums came after this, At The Sound Of The Bell in 1976 that I copied from vinyl to cdr at my shop before I sold on the record, & The St. Louis 'Hounds' in 1977, that was unreleased but bootlegged - I've still not heard it. I read that they reformed a few years ago. I wish I had a dollar for each of the many Rush fans I fooled when I played them Pampered Menial telling them it was Rush's long lost unreleased 1st album.



Beggars Road 12th Jul 2017		@Apollo59: Seen the P. Dog at a local club here in St. Louis and then when this LP was made they were opening for some really big acts here also. However, after this LP something went amiss and "Pavlov's Dog" broke down & broke up. David Surkamp's voice was unique, of course, and the whole band seem to coalesce around it. Man, when they performed "Theme From Subway Sue" - wow - it was awesome.