Tag Archives: Pavlov’s Dog

David Surkamp Passed Away

October 14, 2026

The amazing David Surkamp died yesterday, aged 73; the voice of , who shattered the universe with “Julia” and other classics, has dissolved in silence. A lot of people couldn’t stand his vocals; a multitude loved them. Almost everyone adored … Continue reading →

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PAVLOV’S DOG Mark Their 50th Anniversary With New Album

June 21, 2025

It’s been five decades since the world was stunned to hear PAVLOV’S DOG debut album which made the American ensemble darlings of progressive rock realm, and though matching the creative triumph of proved to be a nigh on impossible task, … Continue reading →

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PAVLOV’S DOG Celebrate Semicentennial Anniversary With Box Set

August 2, 2024

It’s a matter of taste, of course, as there are quite a few people who can’t stand ‘s distinctive voice, yet a lot of listeners find PAVLOV’S DOG‘s music fascinating enough to fiercely love this ensemble. Formed a bit more … Continue reading →

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PAVLOV’S DOG – Prodigal Dreamer

December 6, 2018

Rockville 2018 Gracing all without a sense, St. Louis legends return to dispense truth for the seasons of cold. There’s something disturbing in such an explicit linking of “Prodigal Dreamer” to – PAVLOV’S DOG’s incredible debut – in terms of … Continue reading →

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Interview with David Surkamp (PAVLOV’S DOG)

September 20, 2016

David Surkamp had never aspired to become a mythical figure but so sketchy were the details of his ’70s band’s existence – and so unbelievable were the facts about PAVLOV’S DOG that made it to the public – that, together … Continue reading →

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