Dr. Feelgood Private Practise

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(1978 'United Artists') (36:56/10) Digipak - LEE BRILLEAUX - voc/hca, GYPIE MAYO - gtr, JOHN... more

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Dr. Feelgood: Private Practise

(1978 'United Artists') (36:56/10) Digipak - LEE BRILLEAUX - voc/hca, GYPIE MAYO - gtr, JOHN B. SPARKS - bass, BIG FIGURE - drums.

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Interpret: Dr. Feelgood
Album titlle: Private Practise
Genre Blues
Label GRAND
Artikelart CD
EAN: 5060211500688
weight in Kg 0.1

Dr. Feelgood - Private Practise CD 1
01	Down At The Doctors	Dr. Feelgood
02	Every Kind Of Vice	Dr. Feelgood
03	Things Get Better	Dr. Feelgood
04	Milk And Alcohol	Dr. Feelgood
05	Night Time	Dr. Feelgood
06	Let's Have A Party	Dr. Feelgood
07	Take A Tip	Dr. Feelgood
08	It Wasn't Me	Dr. Feelgood
09	Greaseball	Dr. Feelgood
10	Sugar Shaker	Dr. Feelgood

Dr. Feelgood Dr Feelgood was the pseudonym adopted in 1962 by Atlanta bluesman, Willie... more

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"Dr. Feelgood"

Dr. Feelgood

Dr Feelgood was the pseudonym adopted in 1962 by Atlanta bluesman, Willie Perryman, who had recorded prolifically as Piano Red for RCA /Groove between 1950 and 1958.

In that period his best-selling R&B records — `Rockin' With Red', 'Red's Boogie', 'Wrong Yo Yo' and others — were characterised by gruff, good-humoured singing and a rum-bustious piano style. 'Yo Yo' had previously been recorded in 1930 by his brother Rufus Perryman (alias Speckled Red). Piano Red also recorded for Jax, Checker and Arhoolie. Emerging as Dr Feelgood and the Interns, Willie Perryman made the pop charts with two exuberant rockers, `Dr Feel-good' and another version of 'Right String But The Wrong Yo Yo', on Okeh.

The flip of the first, `Mr Moonlight', sung by Roy Lee Johnson, was later recorded by the Beatles.

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