Magic Moment: Dr. Feelgood Do It Right

Pub-Rockers Dr. Feelgood were swept away by the emergence of punk in the mid-70′s, but this group laid down an intense version of R&B that inspired the very groups that made them obsolete. Lead singer Lee Brilleaux (read: Brillo) was as compelling as any punk frontman, and guitarist Wilko Johnson was just nuts. Check out his back-and-forth, across the stage while he madly strums his guitar with the back of his hand…

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Tags: Dr. Feelgood, Lee Brilleaux, She Does It Right, Wilko Johnson

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2 Responses to “Magic Moment: Dr. Feelgood Do It Right”

james cabral Says:
4 March 2009 at 8:58 am | Reply
Reminds me of a good stones jam. Great video, complete with girl on girl dancing. me likey.
Buried Treasure: Down By The Jetty « dk presents… Says:
23 July 2009 at 11:57 am | Reply
[...] all-out energy of the punk bands who would follow a few years later. Guitarist Wilko Johnson was a non-stop whirl of back-and-forth motion across the stage, propelled like a yo-yo by the music his band was making. [...]