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Dr. Feelgood / BBC Studio Sessions 1973-1978

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Dr. Feelgood is a legendary band that defined the UK pub rock scene of the 1970s. This release is a compilation of rare BBC session recordings that capture the band at their peak. It features studio sessions recorded for BBC radio and television between 1973 and 1978. Despite being studio recordings, they are brimming with the tension and energy of a live performance, allowing listeners to fully enjoy Dr. Feelgood’s signature raw R&B sound. The album explodes with Wilko Johnson’s razor-sharp guitar work, Lee Brilleaux’s intense vocals and stage presence, and the overwhelming groove of a tight rhythm section. It includes many of their classic tracks, such as “She Does It Right,” “Riot In Cell Block No. 9,” “All Through The City,” and “Route 66.” Spanning the period from their debut to the height of their popularity, this valuable archival release allows listeners to trace the band’s growth and evolution. Dr. Feelgood’s appeal lies in their ability to deliver live-like tension and explosive power, even in the studio. Combining the high musical quality typical of BBC sessions with raw, unbridled energy, this album offers a true taste of the essence of one of British rock’s greatest bands. It is a must-have collector’s item for fans of pub rock, R&B, and garage rock. BBC Sessions 1973–1978: She Does It Right, Don’t Mind, Riot In Cell Block No. 9, Tore Down, Checking Up On My Baby, The 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 (Just Won’t Do), Night Time, Take A Tip, Down At The Doctors, Sugar Shaker. Personnel: Lee Brilleaux – Vocals, Harmonica; Wilko Johnson – Guitar; John B. Sparks – Bass; John Martin – Drums.

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