Pan first single for the Sonet label, "Right Across My Bed", was recorded at Wifos studio on January 14th 1970. The single was backed with "In A Simple Way". "Right Across My Bed" was also presented on Danish television-programme Top Pop on February 7th 1970.

Pan's sole album release is an impressive early piece of heavy progressive rock with a touch of blues/hard rock and folk influences at its finest. The tone of the album manages to contrast both the heavy with the melancholy perfectly. Emotional vocals by Robert Lelièvre (who also wrote all the songs, except "If") lend the tunes a somewhat dark, moody feel. His distinctive vocals (sung mostly in English, with two songs sung in his native French) range from the angry and frustrated to yearnful and contemplative. Thomas Puggaard-Müller's spirited guitar work plays between both the powerful and the subtle, and is occasionally somewhat reminiscent of David Gilmour. The acoustic guitar-dominated sections provide folk flair and just for variety, some jazzy moments in which a vibraphone is heard, add yet another level to the already impressive variety of styles on display. There are great emotive splashes of organ/piano by Henning Verner, and throbbing proficient bass from Arne Würgler. Michael Puggaard-Müller's skilful yet unobtrusive drumming drives along all ten songs, and it's all over in just less than 40 minutes – the way all great albums should be.

In 1993, Little Wing re-issued PAN on vinyl, limited to only 1000 copies (LW 5032). The reissue contained two bonus tracks, "In A Simple Way" and "Ride Across My Bed", which as it happens were the A-side and B-Side on Pan's only ever 7" single release. In 2005, Karma Music also reissued the album on CD, this time with extensive liner notes (written by Claus Rasmussen in Danish), unpublished photos, and the following seven exclusive bonus tracks (including the groups earlier 1970 Single and B-side release) added: "In A Simple Way", "Right Across My Bed", "To Get Along Alone (alternate studio take)", "Eternally", "Such A Hard Way", "Tristesse (mon ami)" and "Don’t You Know". These last four tracks (plus the unreleased, "For Me To Cry Is Just Another Way To Say Goodbye" and "Don't You Know (aka Remember)") were recorded as a live radio session in 1971 for Radiobeat, during the era as the group were working on a follow-up album which unfortunately never eventuated. (SLPS 1518).

To purchase a CD copy of the 2005 reissue, visit the official Karma Music website at: http://www.karma.dk/.

PAN ON THE AIR was released by Karma Music in 2004, and features live Pan recordings from two separate 1970 Danish Radio shows, produced by Erik Moseholm and Freddy Hansson. CD re-production by Tomrerclaus, with extensive liner notes from Claus Rasmussen.

To purchase this CD, visit the official Karma Music website at: www.karma.dk/.

Pan's "Lady of the Sand" appears on this Danish Rock compilation released by the Sonet label in 1979.

Also feat. Alrune Rod, Burnin' Red Ivanhoe, Povl Dissing, Day of Phoenix, Midnight Sun, and Rainbow Band. (Sonet SLP 1322).

Pan's "Lady of the Sand" appears on this Danish Rock compilation released by Egmont Music Club (EMC) in 1997.

Also feat. Beefeaters, Burning Red Ivanhoe, Jørgen Olsen & Eddie Skoller, Gnags, Alrune Rod, Trille, Sebastian, Røde Mor, Ache, Ina Løndahl, Skousen-Ingemann, Gasolin', Savage Rose, Blue Sun, Povl Dissing, Sir Henry, Culpeper's Orchard, Delta Blues Band, and Hair. (#6971310).

Pan's "Lady of the Sand" and "Right Across My Bed" appear on this 2005 3-cd box set by Universal chronicling Danish Rock from 1966 to 1976.

Also feat. Skousen & Ingemann, Savage Rose, Young Flowers, Ache, Midnight Sun, Stig Møller, Gnags, Culpeper's Orchard, Povl Dissing & Beefeaters, Blue Sun, Røde Mor, Burnin Red Ivanhoe, Gasolin, No Name, Alrune Rod, Beefeaters, Sebastian, Steppeulvene, Benny Holst, Moirana, Spillemændene, Secret Oyster, Old Man & the Sea, C.V. Jørgensen, Day of Phoenix, Røde Mor, Hair, Sigøjnerkompagniet, Sylvesters Jukebox, The Stomps, Stoke Set, Stig Møller, T.P. Smoke, Hasse & the Reefers, Fuhara, Feo, Dr. Dopo Jam, Albuen, Curled Edges, The Maxwells, and Crowd. (#UNI9874114).