Album · 1979
Hot Dawg
- Released
- 1979
- Label
- Horizon Records & Tapes
- Catalogue no.
- SP 731
- Tracklist
- 8 tracks
- Length
- 40:05
- Country
- US
“Hot Dawg” is an album by David Grisman, released in 1979 on Horizon Records & Tapes. The original release has 8 tracks with a running time of 40:05. The line-up features David Grisman (mandolin, producer), Tony Rice (guitar), Darol Anger (violin), Eddie Gomez (bass) and Mike Marshall (mandolin).
Who played on Hot Dawg
- David Grisman mandolin, producer all tracks
- Tony Rice guitar all tracks
- Darol Anger violin on 6 tracks
- Eddie Gomez bass on 3 tracks
- Mike Marshall mandolin on 3 tracks
- Buell Neidlinger bass on 2 tracks
- Stéphane Grappelli violin on 2 tracks
- Todd Phillips bass on 2 tracks
- Bill Amatneek bass on 1 track
- Lenny Lasher bass on 1 track
Tracklist
- A1 Dawg's Bull 4:15
- A2 Devlin — Tony Rice 5:08
- A3 Minor Swing — Stéphane Grappelli, Django Reinhardt 3:37
- A4 Dawgology 7:14
- B1 Neon Tetra — Tony Rice 6:31
- B2 Janice 3:57
- B3 Dawg-Ola 3:56
- B4 16 / 16 — David Grisman 5:27
Production
- Bill Wolf mix
- Bob Shumaker engineer
More albums by David Grisman
David Grisman's New Smokey Grass Boys
The David Grisman Rounder Album
1976 · Rounder
Quintet '80
1980 · Warner Bros. Records
Mondo Mando
1981 · Warner Bros. Records
Dawg Jazz Dawg Grass
1983 · Warner Bros. Records
Acousticity
1985
David Grisman's Acoustic Christmas
1986 · Rounder
Home Is Where the Heart Is
1988 · Rounder
Dawg '90
1990 · Acoustic Disc
Common Chord
1993 · Cymekob Enterprises, Inc.
Tone Poems
1994 · Acoustic Disc
Tone Poems II
1995 · Acoustic Disc
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Hot Dawg?
The line-up of Hot Dawg includes David Grisman (mandolin, producer), Tony Rice (guitar), Darol Anger (violin), Eddie Gomez (bass), Mike Marshall (mandolin), Buell Neidlinger (bass), Stéphane Grappelli (violin) and Todd Phillips (bass).
Which label released Hot Dawg?
Hot Dawg was released in 1979 on Horizon Records & Tapes (SP 731).
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