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A Salty Dog

1969

Gary Brooker - Vocals, piano, Celeste, 3-stringed guitar, bells, harmonica, recorder, woods
Keith Reid - Words
Matthew Fisher - Organ, vocals, marimba, acoustic guitar, piano, recorder, rhythm guitar
David Knights - Bass
B.J.Wilson - Drums, conga drums and tabla
Robin Trower - Lead Guitar, vocal, acoustic guitar, and sleigh tambourine
Kellogs - Bosun's whistle
Producer: Matthew Fisher
Orchestral arrangements: Gary Brooker, Matthew Fisher
Comments from engineer Ken Scott

Liner notes: (none) The words of the songs: thanks to Keith Reid

Order the famous design on a chunky metal badge		Melody Maker review of the Salty Dog single
		Three contemporary reviews of the Salty Dog album
		The 1997 Repertoire re-issue
Procol Harum's cover, itself a parody of the famous Player's Tobacco advert, spawned this parody in July 2001: Thanks to Matt Wosniak at The Unofficial Mutts Page	Order A Salty Dog ...plus! from Amazon Germany		Order A Salty Dog (+ bonus tracks) from Amazon Germany
	Order A Salty Dog ... plus! from Amazon USA or from Amazon UK		Order A Salty Dog (+ bonus tracks) from Amazon USA
	About the title-track The triple-beard hilarity episode		Order A Salty Dog (+ bonus tracks) from Amazon UK
	Order this album from Amazon USA		Order this album from Amazon UK
	The original advert, spoofed for this cover		A Salty Dog re-sequenced for reel-to-reel issue
	Signs with 'Salty Dog' on them!		More Procol album reviews
	The Westside A Salty Dog ... plus! release, 1999		A curious box-set version
Left, detail of Australian pressing of the album, with interesting spelling of 'Crucifiction' as 'Crucification'; right, the reel-to-reel tape version; below, Mobile Fidelity resissue Catalogue number MFCD823 (date not known) thanks, Per