Think Dog - Dog Days (Reissue) (1969-70/2007)

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Artist: Think Dog
Title: Dog Days
Year Of Release: 1969-70/2007
Label: Shadoks Music
Genre: Prog Rock, Folk Rock
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (image, .cue, log)
Total Time: 01:01:45
Total Size: 278/462 Mb (scans)
WebSite: Album Preview

Think Dog - Dog Days (Reissue) (1969-70/2007)

Tracklist:

1. No Julia No - 2:29
2. Good Time Jimbo (Tom McFaul) - 2:32
3. Can't Begin To Be Happy (Ron Renninger) - 4:06
4. Very Natural - 2:28
5. For Peace (Tom McFaul) - 2:17
6. Sunday Brings Another Day (Tom McFaul) - 2:09
7. For A Dime Or So (Tom McFaul) - 1:01
8. Lovely Lady - 3:48
9. How Shall I Speak To You? - 2:30
10. Untitled - 3:18
11. We Waited For Nothing - 3:38
12. Maybe In December - 2:58
13. Let's Take It Home (Tom McFaul) - 3:09
14. The Perfect Believer - 4:30
15. I Wish I Could Cry For You - 3:56
16. Let The Sun Shine Through (Bonus Track) (Ron Renninger) - 3:44
17. Green Fields (Bonus Track) - 2:10
18. My Toy Soldiers (Bonus Track) (Ron Renninger) - 2:45
19. I Wanna Be Free (Bonus Track) - 2:49
20. Tell Me A Story (Bonus Track) - 3:34
21. Sitting (Bonus Track) (Bob Stuhler) - 1:49

Line-up::
Tom McFaul - Lead Vocal, Wah-Wah Piano, Organ, Guitar, Harpsichord
Lynn David Newton – Guitar, Bass, Backup Vocal, Bass Trombone
Richard Stanley - Guitar
Bob Stuhler - Drums, Backup Vocal, Piano
Ron Renninger - Lead Vocal, Guitar
David Rosenboom - Drums, Chimes, Trumpet

This is the second album after the band Time released their record ...Before There Was, and changed their name to Think Dog!. Dog Days was recorded in 1969/1970 in New York City and members Lynn David Newton, Tom McFaul, Richard Stanley, Bob Stuhler (the drummer of Hot Tuna) and David Rosenboom (on one track), recorded 60 minutes of creative music which was never released before. Again, this is a musical masterpiece of well-composed and well-crafted touching and twisted songs highly influenced by the British Underground, by a band that left everything else behind and should have made it, but didn't. On some tracks, the vocals sound like Robert Wyatt in the early '70s. If you like the Canterbury sound and art rock with Underground roots, you will love this one. The photos for the album cover were shot by the famous U.S. photographer I.C. Rapoport, who worked for Paris-Match, Saturday Evening Post, Life, Time, Newsweek, National Geographic, etc. Now reissued with six bonus tracks.

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