Has Anyone Here Seen Sigfried?

Has Anyone Here Seen Sigfried? is the fourth studio album by American progressive rock/AOR band Pavlov's Dog, released in 2007.

Has Anyone Here Seen Sigfried?
Studio album by Pavlov's Dog
Released	August 28, 2007 (first official release)[1] March 14, 2014 (remastered and alternated reissue)[2]
Recorded	1974-1977[2]
Studio	Technisonic Studios, St. Louis
Genre	Progressive rock, art rock
Length	79:56 (2007 release) 72:53 (2014 release)
Label	Rockville Music
Pavlov's Dog chronology
Lost in America (1990) Has Anyone Here Seen Sigfried? (2007)
Alternative cover
2014 remastered and alternated reissue

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
Cross Fire (in German)	[3]
DMME	[4]
Musik Reviews (in German)	mixed[5]
Prog	[6]
Rock Hard (in Greek)	[7]
Rock Hard (in German)	[8]
Rock Pages (in Greek)	mixed[9]
Rock Time (in Greek)	favorable[10]
Rock Times (in German)	favorable[11]
The Great Rock Bible	[12]

The album was meant to be the band's third studio release, succeeding At the Sound of the Bell. However, according to lead singer David Surkamp, "the band was falling apart" at the time, the recording sessions were troubled, and Columbia Records "refused to release" the album.[13] The band broke up in 1977,[13] and the recordings were supposed to remain unreleased. Yet, the band's guitarist Steve Scorfina had a tape of the mix from which he created 100 unofficial vinyl copies[14] and released them in 1977 as The St. Louis Hounds.[15] During the next 30 years the album was reissued several times with various titles (most commonly as Third),[16][17] always as a bootleg.

With the original master tapes lost, Rockville Music enhanced the sound of the bootlegged releases the best they could, added 10 bonus tracks and released the album legally for the first time in 2007.[18] The front cover depicts the band's original violinist Sigfried Carver, who left them shortly after Pampered Menial's release and is the person in question on the album's title.[14]

In 2013 the long-lost master tapes were rediscovered along with the original artwork. Then in 2014 the album was properly remastered and reissued with different bonus tracks and what was intended to be the original album cover,[2] a drawing of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson.

Track listing

All tracks credited to David Surkamp, except where noted. All information according to the album's liner notes.

2007 first official release

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
1.	"Only You"		4:33
2.	"Painted Ladies"	David Surkamp, Doug Rayburn	3:22
3.	"Falling In Love"		3:27
4.	"Today" (Jefferson Airplane cover)	Marty Balin	3:08
5.	"Trafalgar" (misspelled Trafalger at the CD's back cover)	David Surkamp, Doug Rayburn	3:10
6.	"I Love You Still"		4:05
7.	"Jenny"		4:07
8.	"It's All For You"	Steve Scorfina	3:50
9.	"Suicide"		2:04
10.	"While You Were Out"	Thomas Nickeson	2:38

Bonus tracks

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
11.	"Song Dance" (Recorded live at Ambassador Theatre, St. Louis '75, featuring Sigfried Carver on violin)	Mike Safron	6:29
12.	"Of Once And Future Kings" (Recorded live at Ambassador Theatre, St. Louis '75, featuring Sigfried Carver on violin)		6:50
13.	"Natchez Trace" (Recorded live at Ambassador Theatre, St. Louis '75, featuring Sigfried Carver on violin)	Steve Scorfina	4:18
14.	"A Little Better" (Previously unreleased song, recorded live at Ambassador Theatre, St. Louis '75, featuring Sigfried Carver on violin)		2:18
15.	"A Look In Your Eyes" (Previously unreleased song, recorded live at Ambassador Theatre, St. Louis '75, featuring Sigfried Carver on violin)		4:27
16.	"Julia" (Recorded live at Ford Auditorium, Detroit '76)		2:55
17.	"She Came Shining" (Recorded live at Ford Auditorium, Detroit '76)	David Surkamp, Doug Rayburn	4:37
18.	"Did You See Him Cry" (Recorded live at Ford Auditorium, Detroit '76)	David Surkamp, Doug Rayburn	6:07
19.	"Theme From Subway Sue" (Previously unreleased early version, recorded at Pekin studios)		5:40
20.	"I Wait For You" (Previously unreleased song, recorded 1977, performed by D. Surkamp & D. Rayburn)	David Surkamp, Doug Rayburn	1:44
Total length:			79:56

2014 remastered and alternated reissue

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
1.	"Good Bye Trafalgar" (entitled simply Trafalgar on the 2007 release)	David Surkamp, Doug Rayburn	3:26
2.	"Falling In Love"		3:24
3.	"Only You"		4:31
4.	"Painted Ladies"	David Surkamp, Doug Rayburn	3:18
5.	"I Love You Still"		4:06
6.	"Jenny"		4:08
7.	"Today" (Jefferson Airplane cover)	Marty Balin	3:04
8.	"Stop Short" (studio outtake)		2:38
9.	"It's All For You"	Steve Scorfina	3:49
10.	"Suicide"		2:02
11.	"While You Were Out"	Thomas Nickeson	2:51

Bonus tracks

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
12.	"Falling In Love" (Alternative mix)		3:19
13.	"Julia" (Acoustic version recorded by David Surkamp in 2007)		3:04
14.	"She Came Shining" (Recorded live in 2012)	David Surkamp, Doug Rayburn	5:36
15.	"Fast Gun" (Recorded live in 2011)		3:21
16.	"She Breaks Like a Morning Sky" (Recorded live in 2011)	David Surkamp, Doug Rayburn	5:26
17.	"Paris" (Recorded live in 2011)		4:44
18.	"Good Bye Trafalgar" (Recorded live in 2012)	David Surkamp, Doug Rayburn	3:10
19.	"Only You" (Recorded live in 2012)		6:47
Total length:			72:53

Personnel

Main album David Surkamp: lead vocals Doug Rayburn: keyboards Steve Scorfina: lead guitar, rhythm guitar, lead vocals on It's All For You Rick Stockton: bass guitar Thomas Nickeson: keyboards, guitar, backing vocals Kirk Sarkisian: drums

2007 bonus tracks David Surkamp: lead vocals Doug Rayburn: mellotron, guitar Steve Scorfina: lead guitar on tracks 11-19 Rick Stockton: bass guitar on tracks 11-19 Mike Safron: drums on tracks 11-15 and 19 Kirk Sarkisian: drums on tracks 16-18 David Hamilton: keyboards on tracks 11-15 and 19 Thomas Nickeson: keyboards on tracks 16-18 Siegfried Carver: violin on tracks 11-15 and 19

2014 bonus tracks

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