Elmer City Ramblin Dogs - Jam It...
- Vinyl:: Near Mint
- Jacket:: Very vGood + / + | Has a small gouge to bottom...
Elmer City Ramblin Dogs were a scrappy, blues-soaked Southern rock band that jammed hard and lived even louder. Formed in Pennsylvania in the mid-1970s, this underground group blended gritty guitar licks, harmonicas, and even a slide whistle into their raw, rebellious sound. Their only full-length album, Jam It, dropped in 1975 on Dog Dirt Records, a label as offbeat as their music. The band featured colorful characters like James Rowland on lead guitar and harmonica, Teeny Tar on vocals, and Richie “Ver-L” Verrill on keys. Though they never hit the mainstream, their tracks like “Triboro Bridge” and “Eye of the Needle” captured a gritty slice of Americana that still captivates rare vinyl hunters and rare southern rock fans. Here we have the only album released by The Elmer City Ramblin Dogs: