1978 album by Slaughter & The Dogs
| Do It Dog Style |
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| Released | 1978 |
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| Genre | Punk rock |
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| Label | Decca |
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| Producer | Nick Tauber |
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| Source | Rating |
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| AllMusic |     [1] |
| Trouser Press | favourable[2] |
Do It Dog Style is the first album by Manchester punk band Slaughter and the Dogs.
Track listing
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All tracks composed by Wayne Barrett and Mike Rossi except where indicated
- Side A
- "Where Have All the Boot Boys Gone"
- "Victims of the Vampire" (Rossi, Barrett, Bates)
- "Boston Babies"
- "I'm Waiting for the Man" (Lou Reed)
- "I'm Mad"
- "Quick Joey Small" (Arthur Resnick, Joey Levine)
- Side B
- "You're a Bore"
- "Keep on Trying" (Rossi, Bates)
- "We Don't Care"
- "Since You Went Away"
- "Who Are the Mystery Girls" (David Johansen, Johnny Thunders)
- "Dame to Blame"
Personnel
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- Slaughter and the Dogs
- Wayne Barrett-vocals
- Mike Rossi - guitar
- Brian “Mad Muffet” Grantham-drums
- Howard "Zip" Bates - bass
with:
- Mick Ronson - guitar on "Quick Joey Small" and "Who Are the Mystery Girls"
- Technical
- Adrian Martins - engineer
- Steve McGarry - sleeve illustration
- Kevin Cummins - photography
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