SLAUGHTER AND THE DOGS Do It Dog Style LP DECCA 1978 UK orig SKL 5292 RARE PUNK
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SLAUGHTER AND THE DOGS
Formed during the initial onslaught of U.K. punk in 1976, Manchester's Slaughter & the Dogs
were the first group to release a single (the overlooked classic "Cranked Up Really High")
on trailblazing hometown independent label Rabid Records. Clearly influenced by the more
raucous end of glam rock -- the band's name was drawn from the albums Slaughter on 10th Avenue
by Mick Ronson and Diamond Dogs by David Bowie -- the group's lineup consisted
of vocalist Wayne Barrett, guitarist Mick Rossi, bassist Howard Bates, and drummer Mad Muffet.
Gigs at the noted London punk mecca the Roxy Club led to the band's inclusion
in filmmaker Don Letts' documentary of that scene, The Punk Rock Movie,
and they eventually received a contract from Decca Records
"DO IT DOG STYLE"
1978 LP DECCA RECORDS SKL 5292
MADE IN ENGLAND ORIGINAL PRESSING
SINGLE COVER
Barcode and Other Identifiers
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LABEL: DECCA - RED&WHITE LABEL - BLACK TEXT
Catalog on cover: (spine & rear) SKL 5292
Catalog on labels: SKL 5292 (ZAL 15679P) / SKL 5292 (ZAL 15680P)
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Stamped): ZAL-15679.P-2C
Matrix / Runout (Side B, Stamped): ZAL-15680.P-2C
On labels: two lines rim text reads "Made in England The Decca Record Co. Ltd. All Rights.......Prohibited"
? 1978 The Decca Record Co. Ltd.
Producer: Nick Tauber
(on Side B only): C. Control
On back cover: Mick Ronson appears on......and.......courtesy of himself
Made in England
Sleeve printed in england by Robert Stace
tracklist
Side A: WHERE HAVE ALL THE BOOT BOYS GONE - VICTIMS OF THE VAMPIRE
BOSTON BABIES - I'M WAITING FOR THE MAN - I'M MAD - QUICK JOEY SMALL
Side B: YOU'RE A BORE - KEEP ON TRYING - WE DON'T CARE
SINCE YOU WENT AWAY - WHO ARE THE MYSTERY GIRLS - DAME TO BLAME
RECORD VG+ but (please, read above description)
SLEEVE VG(+) but (please, see pictures and read above description)
...The opening salvo of "Where Have All the Boot Boys Gone?" sounds as hair-raising as
ever and rightly remains the band's best-known song, having been credited with inspiring
the Oi! punk movement. At heart, though, the Dogs revealed themselves as waggish
punk-poppers on "Quick Joey Small" celebration of criminal bravado, and "You're a Bore,"
whose outro soars into impossibly pure ear candy. The band proves agreeably diverse on
the slower, janglier "Since You Went Away," and a remake of the Velvet Underground's
"I'm Waiting for the Man," which crackles with an impatience befitting
its addiction-by-attrition theme...(AllMusic)
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