I first saw them in 1990 when they had already been around a while and I still think it was one of if not THE best gig I have ever been to having come from the pub circuit they really got the whole live thing so much better than most other bands,
I saw the Feelgoods live in 1979 with this line up (post Wilko). That show is still vivid in my memory, the whole place was rocking. What a band they were - RIP Lee, much missed.
God help 'em, Dr Feelgood were more genuinely scary than many of the punk bands of that era. Not all. Just many. Lee Brilleaux genuinely looked like if you didn't clap hard enough, he would break your head.
I'm in my mid-40s; lived in Ohio most of my life... never really got to grips with this band until just a few years ago. Now I totally understand what was going on and why they were HUGELY influential throughout the UK and Europe. This band is/was perhaps the most honest representation of true, pure, unadulterated American rock/R&B ever to come out of England. Yeah I'm pretty sure that's the case.
@317East32nd best comment iv read about the feelgoods!! r n b legends, we were spoiled in the in70s so many great bands the clash,the who ,the jam the pistols and thats just brit bands
@livisoul .. yep. so did we, my brother bought it , those were great times, fantastic coloured vinyl, rem we had ( gen x ) king rocker on pink vinyl.. ha ha , oh to be young again...
a great song that everybody should listin to i was 16 and that song been stuck in my head since sorry for the swearing but i cant suss why its only got 2,484 hits!!!!! all time great one hit wonder THAT TOOK ME A LONG TIME TO SEE AGAIN BEFORE THIS WAS POSTED THANX UPLOADER ANY ONE WHO READS THIS, THIS IS A POST PUNK CLASSIC FROM A BAND WHO I DONT THINK HAD ANY MORE HITS BUT THIS ONE SONG
Good Memories, I defy anyone not to remember that guitar solo........If you were there in 1979 of course......8 years old, remember it like it was yesterday...........
I first saw them in 1990 when they had already been around a while and I still think it was one of if not THE best gig I have ever been to having come from the pub circuit they really got the whole live thing so much better than most other bands,
mrgmyers 1 week ago
The only decent thing to have ever come out of Canvey Island.
Bashimillar 2 months ago
top band saw them many years ago in a southend pub they are the bollocks
winks0 3 months ago
I saw the Feelgoods live in 1979 with this line up (post Wilko). That show is still vivid in my memory, the whole place was rocking. What a band they were - RIP Lee, much missed.
maddog167 4 months ago 3
God help 'em, Dr Feelgood were more genuinely scary than many of the punk bands of that era. Not all. Just many. Lee Brilleaux genuinely looked like if you didn't clap hard enough, he would break your head.
lexo30 7 months ago 9
@lexo30 Funny. And true.
doffer1463 2 months ago
going to see Wilko saturday in Aylesbury its been along time but should be a Great night
chelseaboy901 8 months ago
I'm in my mid-40s; lived in Ohio most of my life... never really got to grips with this band until just a few years ago. Now I totally understand what was going on and why they were HUGELY influential throughout the UK and Europe. This band is/was perhaps the most honest representation of true, pure, unadulterated American rock/R&B ever to come out of England. Yeah I'm pretty sure that's the case.
317East32nd 9 months ago 7
@317East32nd
Amen to that.
VoteForRonPaul2012 8 months ago
@317East32nd best comment iv read about the feelgoods!! r n b legends, we were spoiled in the in70s so many great bands the clash,the who ,the jam the pistols and thats just brit bands
tony671 4 months ago
they got me on tea and tramadol
r3playretro 10 months ago
luv that , that's a gud un !
midsaint776 10 months ago
@midsaint776 i must have been high on tram at the time. lol ;)
r3playretro 9 months ago
Canvey Island's finest ever export........not that we've had many!
EssexBoy696969 11 months ago
Cracking vid of a true legend. Even beyond Canvey Island!! RIP.
Essexyellows 1 year ago
Brilliant song.
whitbyjet65 1 year ago
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muddell 1 year ago
i remeber having this on brown vinyl at 14yrs of age
livisoul 1 year ago
@livisoul .. yep. so did we, my brother bought it , those were great times, fantastic coloured vinyl, rem we had ( gen x ) king rocker on pink vinyl.. ha ha , oh to be young again...
BlondeRocknRoll 1 year ago
a great song that everybody should listin to i was 16 and that song been stuck in my head since sorry for the swearing but i cant suss why its only got 2,484 hits!!!!! all time great one hit wonder THAT TOOK ME A LONG TIME TO SEE AGAIN BEFORE THIS WAS POSTED THANX UPLOADER ANY ONE WHO READS THIS, THIS IS A POST PUNK CLASSIC FROM A BAND WHO I DONT THINK HAD ANY MORE HITS BUT THIS ONE SONG
tony671 1 year ago
Good Memories, I defy anyone not to remember that guitar solo........If you were there in 1979 of course......8 years old, remember it like it was yesterday...........
Hantoria 1 year ago
FUCKIN CLASSIC
tony671 2 years ago