Dog Eat Dog- All Boro Kings - Limited 180-Gram Smoke Colored Vinyl Bill Evans The record that ultimately emerged

The record that ultimately emerged from these early solo experiments sounds wholly unlike what the description might suggest

AJ Mitchell (for the RIAA gold certified "Slow Dance")

They delivered two exhilarating nights of performances that rocked and ripped up the city's nightlife

and Joe Chambers - moves assuredly from free-form playing and modal jazz to the blues and balladry on this 6-song set of originals by Hubbard and Chambers

whiskey-and-cigarettes-ravaged voice shows up in excellent form and take you on journeys through love

Dog Eat Dog- All Boro Kings - Limited 180-Gram Smoke Colored Vinyl Bill Evans The record that ultimately emergedLimited edition of 1000 individually numbered copies on smokey coloured 180 gram audiophile vinyl. All Boro Kings is the first full length album by New Jersey based band Dog Eat Dog, originally released in 1994. It is the first time they brought their trademark saxophone sound to the foreground on singles like "If These Are Good Times, "Who's the King" and "No Fronts", of which the latter two became their biggest hits and received heavy rotation on