Pink Floyd's Howling Talent

Pink Floyd's film, "Live at Pompeii," captured the only live performance of the originally entitled song. "Seamus," (who provided howling accompaniment on the original studio version) from their legendary recording, Meddle. The title was re-named for the film version, "Mademoiselle Nobs," after the female Russian Wolfhound who lent her extraordinary canine vocal talents. Nobs, who belonged to Madonna Bouglione the daughter of circus director Joseph Bouglione, illustrated how talent obviously ran in the family (even with the family dog).