Yellow Dog - Yellow Dog (1977) Prog-Rock-Art Rock

Yellow Dog - Yellow Dog (1977) Prog-Rock-Art Rock

Yellow Dog was a British based rock band from the 1970s. Founded by the American songwriter, Kenny Young, who had previously been a founder member of Fox,
the band enjoyed a solitary Top 10 hit in the UK Singles Chart in 1978 with "Just One More Night". The single was written and produced by Young.

Their first, self-titled album, "Yellow Dog", was produced by Kenny Young. Also with Gordon Smith (guitar), Phil Becque (bass), Pete Solley (keyboards), Jim Horn (horns),
Johnny Van Derrick (violin), Glenn LeFleur (drums), Richard Bailey (drums). Herbie Armstrong (guitar, vocals), Kenny Young (guitar, vocals), Rod Demick (bass, vocals)



1. Stood Up 0:00

2. Gypsy Soul 3:11

3. The Green Lizard 7:23

4. Flash Gordon 11:53

5. Yellow Dog 16:36

6. Indian Summer Rain 17:30

7. My Lady 20:55

8. City Bird 25:03

9. Nobody Got So Much Soul 30:06

10. For Whatever It's Worth 33:26

+ four single sides as bonus


11. So Alive (bonus) - 36:55

12. California Here I Don't Come (bonus) - 41:02

13. Little Gods (bonus) 45:05

14. Fat Johnny (bonus) 48:21