Paw
Draglinewas released in 1993. By July 1995, it sold 72,000 copies. The band supported it with 250 concert dates over 14 months.
Paw's songs were used in the "Road Rash" video game in 1994.
To support the second album Death to Traitors in 1995 A&M sent albums to skateboard and snowboard retailers and placed ads in boarding magazines. Ads were placed in musician publications and fanzines. The ads had an 800-number so readers could order the album and other material.
OFFICIAL PROMOTION BY A&M RECORDS
Dragline 1993 press release
Death to Traitors 1995 press release
Sources
- Paw Takes Some New Steps with Second A&M Release. Steve Mirkin. Billboard, July 1, 1995.
Recording Years / Label
1993-1995 -
A&M Records
Name | Member Years | Instruments |
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Charles Bryan | 1993 | bass |
Grant Fitch | 1993-1995 | guitar |
John Licardello | 1995 | bass |
Mark Hennessy | 1993-1995 | vocals |
Paul Boblett | 1995 | bass |
Peter Fitch | 1993-1995 | drums |
Name | Birth | Death |
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Charles Bryan | ||
Grant Fitch | ||
John Licardello | ||
Mark Hennessy | ||
Paul Boblett | ||
Peter Fitch |