Sound Clips
Track 1-

Damned If I Do

Track 2-

I Need More

Track 3-

Walk Softly

Track 4-

Open Sezme

Track 5-

Mission On A Hill

Track 6-

All That Glitters

Track 7-

Woman Scorned

Track 8-

Honeysuckle Wind

Track 9-

Didju

Track 10-

Old Fashioned Love

Track 11-

When Fools Rush In



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SALTY DOG - Lost Treasure

Release Date: 23 March 2018
Catalogue No: ESM315
Bar Code: 5 031281 00315 7

Track list:
1. Damned If I Do 4:24 / 2. I Need More 3:25 / 3. Walk Softly 5:07 / 4. Open Sezme 4:05 / 5. Mission On A Hill 5:21 / 6. All That Glitters 4:20 / 7. Woman Scorned / 3:31 / 8. Honeysuckle Wind 4:03 / 9. Didju 3:12 / 10. Old Fashioned Love 4:32 / 11. When Fools Rush In 5:33

Band is:
Pete Reveen
– Guitar and Banjo
Khurt Maier
– Drums
Darrel Beach
– Vocals
Hilljack Hannon
- Bass

Produced by Pete Reveen
Engineered by Gary Wagner, Tito Jackson’s “The Pit” Studio
Engineered by Brian Foraker , Goodnight LA Studio
Mastered by Neil Merryweather,  Magicbox Studio
All songs written by Reveen and Beach
“Open Sezme” written by Pete Reveen
Artwork by Richard J Jones

Salty Dog are a hard rock band formed in late 1986 in Los Angeles and originally consisted of Jimmi Bleacher, Scott Lane, Michael Hannon and Khurt Maier (Ratt, Max Havoc). The band released its first record in 1990, titled "Every Dog has its day” composed of all original songs except for a cover of Willie Dixon’s “Spoonful”. Guitarist Pete Reveen had joined the band by this time, and his input improved the band’s sound immensely. The band showed great promise in the early 1990s, and at one point ruled the sunset strip and Hollywood. Things were looking so promising but they were sadly lost in the shuffle when the grunge-rock movement hit in late 1991.

Thankfully this dog has still got a day… and more as we are about to find out with this exciting new release entitled “Lost Treasure”. The line up here includes the great Darrel Beach on vocals and with production from Pete we have the great recordings you are about to hear. This is great American rock played just as it should be. The band have drawn influences from Led Zeppelin and Aerosmith and have also tinged some early blues into their fantastic sound.

The songs on “Lost Treasure” should have been released many moons ago, as the band says “The music is bad-ass and has a lot of attitude” But, back then it was never meant to be so here we are with these fantastic songs now, it’s so good that the band have proved that a good dog can’t be put down, this dog lives to fight another day.