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{{Infobox album|
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| Name = The Dogs D'Amour
| name = The Dogs D'Amour
| Type = [[EP]]
| type = ep
| Artist = [[The Dogs D'Amour]]
| artist = [[The Dogs D'Amour]]
| Cover = BlameItOnUsDogs.jpg
| cover = BlameItOnUsDogs.jpg
| Released = 1992
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| released = 1992
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| Genre = [[rock music|Rock]]
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| Last album = ''[[The Dogs D'Amour (EP)|The Dogs D'Amour]]''<br />(1988)
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| This album = ''Blame It On Us''<br />(1992)
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| prev_title = [[The Dogs D'Amour (EP)|The Dogs D'Amour]]
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'''Blame It On Us''' is an [[EP]] release, by the [[rock music|rock]] band [[The Dogs D'Amour]]. The recordings were made in [[1983]], but were not released officially until [[1992]], though they had been in circulation in bootleg form for the time between. It is the only official Dogs D'Amour release where Tyla is not the lead vocalist, instead it features original vocalist [[Robert Stoddard (musician)|Ned Christie]].
'''''Blame It On Us''''' is an [[Extended play|EP]] release, by the [[rock music|rock]] band [[The Dogs D'Amour]]. The recordings were made in 1983, but were not released officially until 1992, though they had been in circulation in bootleg form for the time between. It is the only official Dogs D'Amour release where Tyla is not the lead vocalist, instead it features original vocalist [[Robert Stoddard (musician)|Ned Christie]].


"Teenage" also featured on the infamous British [[glam punk]] compilation "''Trash On Delivery''", which was released via Flicknife Records in 1983.
==Track listing==
==Track listing==
# "Teenage"
# "Teenage"
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# "Secret Girlfriend"
# "Secret Girlfriend"
# "Goodbye Charlene"
# "Goodbye Charlene"

==Band==
==Band==
*[[Robert Stoddard (musician)|Ned Christie]] - vocals
*[[Robert Stoddard (musician)|Ned Christie]] - vocals
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*Nik Hall - guitar, backing vocals
*Nik Hall - guitar, backing vocals
*Maurice Alucard - drums
*Maurice Alucard - drums

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[[Category:The Dogs D'Amour albums]]
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Latest revision as of 22:41, 23 May 2018

The Dogs D'Amour
EP by
The Dogs D'Amour
Released1992
GenreRock
The Dogs D'Amour chronology
The Dogs D'Amour
(1988) 		The Dogs D'Amour
(1992)

Blame It On Us is an EP release, by the rock band The Dogs D'Amour. The recordings were made in 1983, but were not released officially until 1992, though they had been in circulation in bootleg form for the time between. It is the only official Dogs D'Amour release where Tyla is not the lead vocalist, instead it features original vocalist Ned Christie.

"Teenage" also featured on the infamous British glam punk compilation "Trash On Delivery", which was released via Flicknife Records in 1983.

Track listing

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  1. "Teenage"
  2. "Fool Like Me"
  3. "Secret Girlfriend"
  4. "Goodbye Charlene"

Band

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  • Ned Christie - vocals
  • Karl Watson - bass, backing vocals
  • Tyla - guitar, backing vocals
  • Nik Hall - guitar, backing vocals
  • Maurice Alucard - drums


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