Children was the splinter group formed upon breakup of the legendary St. Louis progressive rock band, Pavlov's Dog. The Children sound was crafted by Cam Spillman, vocalist/songwriter and Mike Safron, drummer/songwriter/producer, anong with a cast of excellent St. Louis musicians.

The Children instrumentation included synthesizers, Chamberlin, mellotrons, winds, brass, and a wide assortment of keyboard instruments augmenting a tight rock ensemble lineup.

The selections offered here saw considerable FM airplay in 1978, but the raw initial tracks were never released, until Mike Safron assembled a touring version of the concept and released a CD. Consequently, you're listening to some early mixes with extended content - notably "Song for Good" with the original long intro.

We hope you will enjoy this sampling from a truly progressive American rock band.

	And Came Vengeance Medieval-inspired tale of murder and intrigue		Album Oriented Rock
	Song for Good A tale of terror as a psychic traveler exteriorizes from his earthly body only to become hopelessly lost in space and time.		Progressive Rock
	Lighting Up The World Reminiscent of the 1920's crooner era		Album Oriented Rock

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