Dr. Feelgood – Blues Festival – Live in Bonn September ’87 (1988/2021) [FLAC 24bit/48kHz]

Dr. Feelgood is a British rock band formed in 1971 in Essex. Dr. Feelgood, who performed hard rock and roll with elements of blues and rhythm and blues, close to the music of the Rolling Stones of the late 60s, are considered the leaders of the second wave of British pub rock. Music critics noted on the one hand – some narrowness of the stylistic range of the band, on the other-a rare uncompromising and consistency with which Dr. Feelgood followed their principles. Without Dr. Feelgood, the critic Ira Robbins notes, would not have had an extensive club network, which was subsequently used by punk rockers, nor the prospects for an independent scene (one of the main labels of which, Stiff, was partly financed by Lee Brillo, the band’s frontman), nor “an audience receptive to groups that do not have dry ice and laser installations in their arsenal”.

Dr. Feelgood was also a commercial success in Britain: the single Milk and Alcohol in January 1979 rose to #9 in the UK Singles Chart, three of their albums entered the top ten of the UK Albums Chart, and the concert Stupidity, in 1976 topped the lists.

Tracklist:
1. Stan Webb’s Chicken Shack – The Thrill Has Gone (Live)
2. Stan Webb’s Chicken Shack – Have You Ever Loved a Woman (Live)
3. Stan Webb’s Chicken Shack – I’d Rather Go Blind (Live)
4. Dr. Feelgood – Down at the Doctors (Live)
5. Dr. Feelgood – See You Later Alligator (Live)
6. Dr. Feelgood – Back in the Night (Live)
7. Dr. Feelgood – Milk and Alcohol (Live)
8. Man – What a Night (Live)
9. Man – Jumping Like a Kangaroo (Live)
10. Man – Bananas (Live)
11. Canned Heat – Going Up the Country (Live)
12. Canned Heat – Rollin’ and Tumblin’ (Live)
13. Canned Heat – Amphetamine Annie (Live)
14. Canned Heat – Jam Session: Dust My Broom (Live)

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