Esoteric Recordings are pleased to announce the release the classic
album by Birmingham outfit The Dog That Bit People. Issued by Parlophone
in 1971, it was the only album by the group that had evolved from the
ashes of legendary band Locomotive by Bass player Mick Hincks and
drummer Bob Lamb. Joined by keyboard player Keith Millar and guitarist
John Caswell, the group recorded this album for EMI Records in 1970.
Goodbye Country / The Monkey And The Sailor / Lovely Lady / Sound Of
Thunder / Cover Me In Roses / Someone, Somewhere / A Snapshot Of Rex /
Red Queen’s Dance / Mister Sunshine / Tin Soldier / Walking / Reptile
Man / Bonus Track / Merry Go Round
Thunder / Cover Me In Roses / Someone, Somewhere / A Snapshot Of Rex /
Red Queen’s Dance / Mister Sunshine / Tin Soldier / Walking / Reptile
Man / Bonus Track / Merry Go Round
| Weight | 200 kg |
|---|---|
| Barcode | 5013929732940 |
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