NAZARETH's 1975 album "Hair of the Dog" is a rock milestone, shaped by producer Manny Charlton at Escape Studios, Kent. The album's fusion of bluesy rock and progressive elements, complemented by Dave Roe's iconic cover design, encapsulates the 1970s musical landscape. Released in Germany, it gained international acclaim, contributing to the band's lasting legacy and influencing subsequent rock and metal genres.
The album "Hair of the Dog" by NAZARETH, released in 1975, stands as a testament to the musical landscape of the time, contributing significantly to the rock genre within the context of that era. Produced by Manny Charlton, this 12" Vinyl LP Album showcases the band's distinctive sound and marks a notable point in their career.
During the mid-1970s, the music scene was evolving, with rock taking various forms and styles. NAZARETH, a Scottish rock band, made its mark with "Hair of the Dog," a record that reflected the fusion of bluesy elements, hard rock, and a touch of progressive sound. The contribution of this album lies in its ability to encapsulate the zeitgeist of the 1970s musical landscape while offering a unique sonic experience.
Manny Charlton's role as the producer played a pivotal part in shaping the album's production. His expertise brought forth a polished and dynamic sound, elevating the overall listening experience. The recording process at Escape Studios, Kent, further contributed to the album's quality, showcasing the advancements in studio technology during that period.
The album cover design by Dave Roe is another noteworthy aspect of "Hair of the Dog." In the visual realm, Roe's work captured the essence of the music within, creating an iconic cover that resonated with the artistic aesthetics of the time. The importance of album art in the 1970s cannot be understated, as it often served as a visual representation of the music contained within.
The release of "Hair of the Dog" in Germany added an international dimension to its impact. Germany, with its music scene, provided a platform for the album to reach a wider audience, contributing to NAZARETH's global recognition.
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Music Genre: Rock |
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Album Packaging / Information: Produced by Manny Charlton. Album Cover Design: Dave Roe Dave Roe David Roe is an illustrator known for his work in the field of album cover art during the 1970s and 1980s. While he may not be as widely recognized as some other prominent illustrators of that era, his contributions to album cover art are notable. One of David Roe's most notable works is the cover art for the album "Hair of the Dog" by Nazareth, released in 1975. This album is a classic in the Rock genre and is known for its unique rock music sound. . Roe's style often incorporated intricate details and a sense of realism, which made his artwork stand out in the world of album cover design. His work was a reflection of the times, capturing the spirit and essence of the music it represented. Album cover art during the 1970s and 1980s was an essential aspect of the music industry, often serving as a visual representation of the music contained within the record. Artists like David Roe played a crucial role in creating memorable and iconic album covers that have since become collectors' items. While David Roe may not have as extensive a portfolio as some other illustrators from that era, his contributions to album cover art are still appreciated by collectors and fans of the music. His work continues to be a part of the legacy of album artistry from the 1970s and 1980s. Recorded at Escape Studios, Kent. |
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Record Label & Catalog-nr: Vertigo 6370 405 (6370405) a Mountain Records Production |
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Media Format: 12" LP Vinyl Gramophone Record |
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Year & Country: 1975 Made in Germany |
Complete Track Listing of: NAZARETH Hair of the Dog / Dave Roe |
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High Resolution Photo Album Back Cover
Close-up Photo of the Record's "Vertigo" label
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