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See your Dr Feelgood and raise you a Dr Detroit.Lead singer Lee Brilleaux (1952 - 1994) and bassist John B Sparks (Sparko) of Dr Feelgood perform a benefit for the Hope and Anchor in Islington, London, August 1976.
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Yeah, but even James didn’t work it like Wilko…See your Dr Feelgood and raise you a Dr Detroit.
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Oh, Suzie Q, oh, Suzie Q
That pic is at the outside stage of my local roadhouse joint, Pappy and Harriet’s, where annually, for years, Lowery and company have held a Camper/Cracker festival weekend(another one coming up soon). The venue is situated by an old western town movie set that was built by Roy Rogers and one of his stuntmen…Camper Van Beethoven
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I've seen a ton of concerts in the '70s and through the years; but Humble Pie might have been my very favorite. Amazingly awesome...
She was a nice lady in our limited interactions. Maybe a little grumpy at times, but I'd probably feel the same if I was part of a hugely influential band yet apparently working at Wal-Mart 20 years later to make ends meet. Her solo songs were alright. My buddy on guitar and I were recruited because we were in the same town as the drummer in her band and halfway between Moe in small-town Georgia and her rhythm guitarist and manager in South Florida. We suspected those latter two people (a couple) were taking advantage of her to some extent. She sent a nice Christmas card later that year, wish I'd kept it.You played with Moe Tucker… that’s very cool! A genuine icon.
I don’t want to completely derail the thread but can i ask, what was she like?