Revisiting Was (Not Was)'s 1988 Classic, 'What Up Dog'

In this episode of the Slang of Ages Podcast, host Preston Frazier reviewed the 1988 album "What Up Dog?" by Was (Not Was), which reached number 43 on the charts. Preston discussed the band's background, including founders David Was and Don Was, and highlighted the album's notable tracks such as "Spy in the House of Love," "Walk the Dinosaur," and "Robot Girl." He explored the album's diverse musical styles, ranging from R&B to funk, and praised the contributions of vocalists Sir Harry Bowens and Sweet P. Atkinson. Preston also noted the album's successful singles and the impressive lineup of musicians involved in its creation. This is the Slang Of Ages Podcast—where records don’t age out, they age in. LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE! My new book, “Yes Indeed: Tales From Yes, Without Jon Anderson,” is out now! Check out patreon.com/SlangOfAgesPodcast for exclusive content, early access, and to support the Slang of Ages podcast  My first book, “Toto, The Band, Not the Dog”, is also available at major book retailers and at www.slangofages.com, as well as through your online retailers. Special Thanks to my Patreon Executive Producers:  Cynthia Tom, Cheryl Frazier, and Vinicio Cifuentes. Check out all my reviews at slangofages.com. You may also donate on the ‘about’ page.