Doctor Feelgood - Doctor Feelgood and the Interns.wmv
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Heard this for the first (and last time) back aroubd 1962 or 1963, on Radio Luxembourg.
It got played a few times, and that was about it.
I could never find it since - so thanks a bunch for posting this.
Great stuff!
liddanej 1 month ago
Great. I still have the 45 with Mr Moonlight on the B side
graediver 8 months ago
Great to hear "The Doctor" for the first time since high school!
TenthCircuitStud 10 months ago
His older brother - Rufus Perryman - was also an amazing pianist who wrote and recorded (as "Speckled Red") the classic double entendre Boogie Woogie piece "The Dirty Dozens" in the early 1930s.
GayPlaywright 1 year ago
I have the Okeh album (on which the "doctor" - aka Willie Perryman - only sang 2 or 3 songs). He reinvented himself a couple of times after his initial fame as "Piano Red" in the late 1940s and early 1950s. I got to know him quite well as Dr Feelgood in the 60s and then even more in the 70s when he returned to the name Piano Red and was a fixture in underground Atlanta. Amazing pianist ... but very percussive. Like most albino people he had very bad eyes; but strong, strong hands for the piano.
GayPlaywright 1 year ago
Nice tune Jef. Been missing you on the net [Doo Wop Forum]
Rick
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bronxbum 1 year ago
I can't believe only 1130 people have heard this, It's Brilliant! I still have the '45.
audruicq1 1 year ago
I was at a fraternity party at Washington & Lee in 1963 and Dr. Feelgood and The Interns were the entertainment. I was feeling quite " loose" and after they sang this, their signature song, I told Dr. Feelgood, " Dr. Feelgood, you are the greatest ! " to which he humbly replied, " Thank you, man."
dukefishers 1 year ago
Vocalist/guitarist on this is Roy Lee Johnson, with Piano Red as Doctor Feelgood, I believe.
strandwolf 1 year ago
@alexwritestube You're welcome! go to myspace/djcurtatl and check out the pics!
TheRealDJCurt 1 year ago