Dr. DogWe All BelongMG- You formed Dr. Dog when you were still in your early teens. What was your sound like at that point?MG- We All Belong was recorded on a 24 track, 2-inch tape machine as opposed to your previous releases, which were recorded on 8-track. What led to this change in recording approach?MG- How much of We All Belong did you road test prior to recording the disc?Easy BeatMG- I assume the EP you released last fall was drawn from this excess material?MG- Before emerging from Philadelphia, you recorded a concept album or sorts, The Psychedelic Swamp. Where did the idea for that album stem from?The Psychedelic SwamptheThe Psychedelic SwampMG- Have you ever preformed the album in its entirety?MG- You’ve stated in the past that My Morning Jacket gave Dr. Dog its big break. How did Jim James first hear your music?The Tennessee FireMG- Was it difficult transitioning from a primarily studio-based band to a fulltime touring group?MG- The Village Voice recently pegged Dr. Dog as part of the post-jam scene along with bands like the Slip, Apollo Sunshine, and the Benevento/Russo Duo. What does that term mean to you?
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