Down At the Doctors.
No, - its not a case of Manflu, the need for more Viagra or a case of fallen arches, but the purchase of a "singles" collection by Dr. Feelgood that inspires this blog.
Without wishing to usurp Mr.D`s lyric of the day how about this for some gritty poetry (they would probably call it "rap" today.)
" Roxette, I gotta go away,
and leave you for a couple of days,
Roxette,
I don`t want no more of your tricks,
I`m gonna get some concrete mix and fill your back door up with bricks,
and you`d better be there waiting when I get my business fixed."
Thank you Canvey Island!
I went on my only all boys holiday, aged 18, and we drove through France, in a Beetle, without any money listening to only 2 cassette tapes, one by Police and the other by the Feelgoods.
It was a crap holiday but their album got us through it.
I was fortunate enough to see them in the late Seventies complete with Wilko Johnson and the now sadly departed Lee Brilleaux and they rocked! - a great gig.
A couple of years ago I saw the remnants of the band, (or should that be flotsam and jetson,) at a real ale gig and they were still excellent.
Timeless rock `n` roll, performed with great energy and feeling, and designed, as it says on the tin, to make you "Feel Good!"
Now with the possible re-formation of my band, this may be an opportunity to slip in a couple of their numbers into the set.
You couldn`t fail by opening with "She does it right" and ending on "Milk and Alcahol"
Anyone know a good harmonica player?


2 Comments:
I think I saw on a hoarding that Dr F were playing at a local open-air concert later in the summer.
I have Milk & Alcohol on 7" white, brown, black and [some other, I've fogotten what] colour vinyl. Excellent music :)
Jack Bruce?
Mick Jagger?
Rolf Harris?
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