Raging Slab – “Don’t Dog Me”
Raging Slab was making boogie rock out of New York back in 1989 when very few people wanted such things. This was the year of Bobby Brown’s “My Prerogative” and Edie Brickell’s “What I Am” – not exactly the time for dirt-ass roots rock with beards and monster trucks. Nonetheless, the band got signed to RCA after an indie release called Assmaster. “Don’t Dog Me” was their first major label single, and it sounds great 25(!!) years later.
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