Recorded live in Pekin, Illinois, "The Pekin Tapes" revisits Pavlov's Dog's early work with the fervor of their original era. This album showcases the band's enduring musicianship and the unique vocal delivery that defined their classic sound.
- The album was recorded live at the Pekin American Legion in Pekin, Illinois.
- It features re-recorded versions of songs from their first two albums, "Pampered Menial" and "At the Sound," along with new material.
- The release showcases the core members David Surkamp and Sirrus Blaylock alongside later additions to the lineup.
Pavlov's Dog is a progressive rock band formed in St. Louis in the early 1970s, known for their elaborate arrangements and David Surkamp's distinctive vocals. The Pekin Tapes captures the band in its later years, revisiting material from their early period.
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