KN> KA> called _Lost In America_
KN> YYBIIAG? I'm thinkingofgetting this if I can ever find it but it's
KN> just iffy enough for me to want afavourable
I'd rate it as better than _At The Sound of the Bell_ but definitely not 
as good as _Pampered Menial_. It's obviously from a different era, but 
it's also obviously still David Surkamp. One of the songs on it has 
become one of my favorite Pavlov's Dog songs, "A Hardly Innocent Mind".
Lineup is, once again, different:
David Surkamp      voice, 6 & 12-string guitar
Douglas Rayburn    keyboards
Michele Isam       voice, tenor, alto & soprano saxophones
Robert Lloyd       bass guitar
Frank Kriege       drums
with special guests:
Steve Scorfina     acoustic guitar on "Lost In America" and "As Lovers Do"
Kirk Sarkisian     drum treatments & additional percussion
Mary Adams         backing voices on "Brown Eyes"
Leslie Martin      power chords on "Don't Rain On Me"
You may notice that the original lead guitarist, Scorfina, is present 
here only as a guest. Rayburn & Surkamp, the only originals still 
remaining as full time members, also produced it.
If you like both of the first two albums, you'll probably like this one, 
although it does have a bit of a slick, pop-oriented sound to it.
kabrams@erols.com
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