BBC Sessions 1973-1978
Track Listings
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1. She Does It Right
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2. I Don't Mind
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3. Riot in Cell Block #9
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4. Tore Down
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5. Checking Up on My Baby
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6. More I Give
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7. Boom Boom
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8. All Through the City
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9. Talk to Me Baby
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10. I Don't Mind
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11. I'm a Hog for You Baby
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12. Keep It Out of Sight
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13. Route 66
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14. You Upset Me Baby
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15. She's a Wind-Up
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16. Baby Jane
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17. Ninety-Nine and a Half (Won't Do)
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18. Night Time
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19. Take a Tip
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20. Down at the Doctors
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See all 21 tracks on this disc
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Editorial Reviews
Product Description
From their Golden Era with Wilco Johnson and the Late Lee Brilleaux.
BBC Sessions 1973-1978,Dr. Feelgood,Grand Records,Pop,Pub Rock,Rock,Rock & Roll,Rock/Pop
BBC Sessions 1973-1978
Average customer rating:
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BBC Sessions 1973-1978
Dr. Feelgood
Manufacturer: Grand Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
General
| Alternative Rock
| Styles
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General
| Rock
| Styles
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Pop Rock
| Pop
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Similar Items:
- Down by the Jetty
- Malpractice
- Stupidity
- Live at the BBC, 1974-5
- Sneakin' Suspicion
ASIN: B00005NFEV
Release Date: 2001-09-21 |
Tracks:
- She Does It Right
- I Don't Mind
- Riot in Cell Block #9
- Tore Down
- Checking Up on My Baby
- More I Give
- Boom Boom
- All Through the City
- Talk to Me Baby
- I Don't Mind
- I'm a Hog for You Baby
- Keep It Out of Sight
- Route 66
- You Upset Me Baby
- She's a Wind-Up
- Baby Jane
- Ninety-Nine and a Half (Won't Do)
- Night Time
- Take a Tip
- Down at the Doctors
- Sugar Shaker
Album Details
From their Golden Era with Wilco Johnson and the Late Lee Brilleaux.
Customer Reviews:
Gritty, No-Frills R&B.......2002-02-19
For some reason, I expected a flood of product being released after the death of Dr. Feelgood vocalist Lee Brilleaux, but unfortunately it just hasn't happened. I guess quality is better than quantity though and "BBC Sessions 1973-1978" is a keeper. Thirteen of the 21 tracks feature guitarist/headcase/show-off Wilko Johnson, an absolute genius and the real "Master Of The Telecaster" (with all apologies to Albert Collins), casting off a barrage of chunky, greasy, and downright dirty chords, riffs, and leads, all apparently without the use of a pick. The remainder feature Johnson's replacement, John "Gypie" Mayo, who seamlessly stepped in without a hitch and surprised everyone who thought Johnson's departure meant the end of the band. Although usually branded "pub rock," Dr. Feelgood were essentially a down and dirty R&B outfit, comprised of the aforementioned Brilleaux, Johnson/Mayo, and an ace rhythm section of John B. Sparkes on bass and ominously monikered The Big Figure on drums. If "Malpractice" is still in print, it's the perfect introduction to the band and one of the great lost albums of the '70's, but "BBC Sessions 1973-1978" is a great companion piece. Recommended...
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