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Dr. Feelgood -1995- Looking Back [5CD Boxset], eac flac - rythm'n'blues

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Keykey

Posted: 10-08-2006, 00:51 (post 1, #639348)

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Артист:	Dr. Feelgood
Альбом:	Looknig Back, 1995
Жанр:	R'n'B
Формат файла:	EAC FLAC
Ссылка:	CD 9 clicks
Нахождение:	eDonkey/Kademlia

Spectacular band within their musical style!! Anyway, if you are not into this kinda music, do not click :wink:

5 CDs and full scans. I even made a PDF with the booklet so you can see it comfortably.

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CD ONE: Roxette / All Through The City / Cheque Book / Twenty Yards Behind / She Does It Right / Bonie Moronie - Tequila / Going Back Home / You Shouldn't Call The Doctor (If You Can't Efford The Bills) / I Can Tell / Back In The Night / I'm A Man / I Don't Mind / I'm A Hog For You Baby / Checking Up On My Baby / Stupidity / Johnny B.Goode / Lights Out / You'll Be Mine / Walking On The Edge / Hey Mama Keep Your Big Mouth Shut / Nothin' Shakin' (But The Leaves On The Trees) / Sneakin' Suspicion

CD TWO: She's A Wind Up / Looking Back / Ninety-Nine And A Half (Won't Do) / Baby Jane / As Long As The Price Is Right / Down At The Doctors / Take A Tip / Every Kind Of Vice / Milk And Alcohol / Sugar Shaker / Night Time / Riot In Cell Block No.9 / My Buddy Buddy Friends / Great Balls Of Fire / Pretty Face / Put Him Out Of Your Mind / Java Blue / Hong Kong Money / No Mo Do Yakamo / Jumping From Love To Love / Violent Love / Shotgun Blues

CD THREE: Waiting For Saturday Night / Trying To Live My Life Without You / She's The One / Crazy About Girls / Monkey / Rat Race / You Don't Love Me / She's In The Middle / Dangerous / I Can't Be Satisfied / Close But No Cigar / My Way / Rock Me Baby / Tore Down / Dust My Broom / I Love You So You're Mine / Don't Wait Up / Come Over Here / Get Rhythm / I'm A Real Man / See You Later Alligator / Quit While You're Behind / Hunting Shooting Fishing / (I Wanna) Make Love To You

CD FOUR: Mad Man Blues / King For A Day / Primo Blues / Standing At The Crossroads Again / Two Times Nine / Down By The Jetty Blues / No Time / Tell Me No Lies / She Moves Me / Fool For You / Tanqueray / Wolfman Callin' / The Feelgood Factor / If My Baby Quits Me / Roadrunner / One Step Forward / Mojo Workin' / Heart Of The City

CD FIVE: - Rare and unreleased Tracks plus Interviews -
LEE BRILLEAUX talking to Paul Jones about his music, influences and the early days of Dr Feelgood / (Get Your Kicks On) Route 66 (B-side of 'Roxette' single released in 1974) / LEE BRILLEAUX telling Stephen Foster how the record deal with United Artists came about / Keep It Out Of Sight (Live Southend Kursaal - B-side of 'Roxette' live single released in 1976) / LEE BRILLEAUX giving Stephen Foster his reaction to 'Stupidity' entering the UK album chart at number one / LEE BRILLEAUX and WILKO JOHNSON on their parting of the ways / Homework (Live 10th June 1977 at The Paddocks - Canvey Island. B-side of 12 inch version of 'She's A Wind Up' released in 1977) / You Upset Me Baby (Live 10th June 1977 at The Paddocks - Canvey Island. B-side of 12 inch version of 'Baby Jane' released in 1977) / Down At The (Other) Doctors (B-side of the single 'As Long As The Price Is Right' released in 1979) / DR FEELGOOD feature broadcast in 1981 on LTW's 'South Banks Show'. Includes tracks 'Down At The Doctors', 'Love Hound', 'Take A Tip', 'Night Time' all recorded specially for the programme together with interviews with LEE BRILLEAUX and THE BIG FIGURE. Presented by Melvyn Bragg. / Don't Take But A Few Minutes (Recorded under the name 'THE OIL CITY SHEIKS'. Produced and mixed by John B. Sparks. Released as a single in 1979) / LEE BRILLEAUX talking to Dave Cochrane about the departures of Gypie Mayo, The Big Figure and Sparko. Lee also chats about life on the road and life in Leigh-on-Sea. / Eileen (B-side of the single 'Waiting For A Saturday Night' released in 1981) / A Touch Of Class (Previously unreleased song from the 'Classic' sessions in 1987) / She's Got Her Eyes On You (B-side of the single 'Milk And Alcohol New Receipe' released in 1989) / LEE BRILLEAUX talking to Paul Jones about importance of Canvey Island in the history of British pop music. Lee also talks about his battle against cancer. This turned out to be Lee's final radio interview. / Solitary Blues (Previously unreleased song from 'The Feelgood Factor' sessions in 1993) / Looking At You (Previously unreleased song from 'The Feelgood Factor' sessions in 1993)

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Keykey

Posted: 10-08-2006, 00:53 (post 2, #639349)

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Biography by Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Dr. Feelgood was the ultimate working band. From their formation in 1971 to lead vocalist Lee Brilleaux's untimely death in 1994, the band never left the road, playing hundreds of gigs every year. Throughout their entire career, Dr. Feelgood never left simple, hard-driving rock & roll behind, and their devotion to the blues and R&B earned them a devoted fan base. That following first emerged in the mid-'70s, when Dr. Feelgood became the leader of the second wave of pub-rockers. Unlike Brinsley Schwarz, the laidback leaders of the pub-rock scene, Dr. Feelgood was devoted to edgy, Stonesy rock & roll, and their sweaty live shows -- powered by Brilleaux's intense singing and guitarist Wilko Johnson's muscular leads -- became legendary. While the group's stripped-down, energetic sound paved the way for English punk rock in the late '70s, their back-to-basics style was overshadowed by the dominance of punk and new wave, and the group had retreated to cult status by the early '80s.

Brilleaux (vocals, harmonica), Johnson (guitar) and John B. Sparks (bass) had all played in several blues-based bar bands around Canvey Island, England before forming Dr. Feelgood in 1971. Taking their name from a Johnny Kidd & the Pirates song, the group was dedicated to playing old-fashioned R&B and rock & roll, including both covers and originals by Johnson. John Martin (drums), a former member of Finian's Rainbow, was added to the lineup, and the group began playing the pub-rock circuit. By the end of 1973, Dr. Feelgood's dynamic live act had made them the most popular group on the pub-rock circuit, and several labels were interested in signing them. They settled for United Artists, and they released their debut album, Down by the Jetty, in 1974.

According to legend, Down By the Jetty was recorded in mono and consisted almost entirely of first takes. While it was in fact recorded in stereo, the rumor added significantly to Dr. Feelgood's purist image, and the album became a cult hit. The following year, the group released Malpractice -- also their first U.S. release -- which climbed into the U.K. Top 20 on the strength of the band's live performances and positive reviews. In 1976, the band released the live album Stupidity, which became a smash hit in Britain, topping the album charts. Despite its thriving British success, Dr. Feelgood was unable to find an audience in the States. One other American album, Sneakin' Suspicion, followed in 1977 before the band gave up on the States; they never released another record in the U.S.

Sneakin' Suspicion didn't replicate the success of Stupidity, partially because of its slick production, but mainly because the flourishing punk rock movement overshadowed Dr. Feelgood's edgy roots-rock. Wilko Johnson left the band at the end of 1977 to form the Solid Senders; he later joined Ian Dury's Blockheads. Henry McCullough played on Feelgood's '77 tour before John "Gypie" Mayo became the group's full-time lead guitarist. Nick Lowe produced 1978's Be Seeing You, Mayo's full-length debut with Dr. Feelgood. The album generated the 1979 Top Ten hit "Milk and Alcohol," as well as the Top 40 hit "As Long As The Price Is Right." Two albums, As It Happens and Let It Roll, followed in 1979, and Mayo left the band in 1980. He was replaced by Johnny Guitar in 1980, who debuted on A Case of the Shakes, which was also produced by Nick Lowe.

During their first decade together, Dr. Feelgood never left the road, which was part of the reason founding members John Martin and John Sparks left the band in 1982. Lee Brilleaux replaced them with Buzz Barwell and Pat McMullen, and continued touring. Throughout the '80s, Brilleaux continued to lead various incarnations of Dr. Feelgood, settling on the rhythm section of bassist Phil Mitchell and drummer Kevin Morris in the mid-'80s. The band occasionally made records -- including Brilleaux, one of the last albums on Stiff Records, in 1976 -- but concentrated primarily on live performances. Dr. Feelgood continued to perform to large audiences into the early '90s, when Brilleaux was struck by cancer. He died in April of 1994, three months after he recorded the band's final album, Down at the Doctor's. The remaining members of Dr. Feelgood hired vocalist Pete Gage and continued to tour under the band's name. Former Feelgoods Gypie Mayo, John Sparks and John Martin formed the Practice in the mid-'80s, and they occasionally performed under the name Dr. Feelgood's Practice.