Dog Days (Blue Mountain album)
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Dog Days is a 1995 album by American
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. In 2008 the band released a remastered version of the album. Scott Hull remastered the album. Six bonus tracks were also added to the new release, drawing from out of print albums and similar material.

Track listing, 1995 Release

  1. Mountain Girl
  2. Let's Ride
  3. Blue Canoe
  4. Soul Sister
  5. Wink
  6. Slow Suicide
  7. A Band Called Bud
  8. Epitaph
  9. ZZQ
  10. The Eyes of a Child
  11. Jimmy Carter
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  12. Let's Go Runnin'
  13. Hippy Hotel
  14. Special Rider Blues

Track listing, 2008 Remastered Release

  1. Mountain Girl
  2. Let's Ride
  3. Blue Canoe
  4. Soul Sister
  5. Wink
  6. Slow Suicide
  7. A Band Called Bud
  8. Epitaph
  9. ZZQ
  10. Eyes of a Child
  11. Jimmy Carter
  12. Let's Go Runnin'
  13. Hippy Hotel
  14. Special Rider Blues
  15. Broke Down & Busted
  16. Song Without a Name
  17. Westbound
  18. Hermit of the Hidden Beach
  19. My Wicked, Wicked Ways
  20. To a Toad
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