Chris Calloway wrote:
>ok, my mind is terribly blank on this, but there was this scott davison
>project
>a long time ago, this insanely funny band, and the name for it was -dog-
>related,
>i believe. it wasn't the k-mart hot dogs and it wasn't taylor the spotted
>mutt, it
>was something else. what was that name?

Rude Patrol? The Bird Dogs? (with Byron McKay).
..
>
>sumpin i been meaning to ask, though, without taking offense, if
>possible...
>just who is it that writes all the hilariously inane press quotes used as
>references
>for a fair measure of songwriter alliance participants? seems like there's
>always
>some overarching comparion to a beatle or a travelling wilbury embedded in
>these testimonials. is it just me? or is it just people from my generation
>who
>got into music because they wanted to -be- a beatle?

Was me. So sue me. Actually, please don't. 

Still better than saying "drummer who plays guitar" or worse "his dad was
Taylor the Blue Mutt".  I was quoting Spectator from the early 80's. Not
sure but it could have been Madejczyk, but more likely Cheshire, or
Parthenon Huxley when he was still called Rick Miller. There was a long
cover story on Arrogance around the time of the breakup, circa autumn'83. If
anyone has a copy of that, I'd love to get my hands on it again. I only have
part of it photocopied. 

Jeff Hart
jhart@ipass.net
http://nether.net/~jhart/html/ruins.htm
"dang me, dang, they ought to get a rope and hang me..." Roger Miller, '64