Through several personnel changes over a 35+ year history, British pub rock purveyors
Dr. Feelgood have continued to give the people what they want.
Their earliest efforts stand tall among the pioneers of Brit
'proto-punk'.
This raucous '77 LP was produced by Nick Lowe, and was their first release following the departure of the quartet's original guitarist, WIlko Johnson, earlier that year.
Band line-up from '77 to '81:
Vocals, Harmonica -Lee Brilleaux
Drums, Vocals -The Big Figure
Guitar -John "Gypie" Mayo
Bass, Vocals -John B Sparks
From the 'Be Seeing You' LP
(UA Records, 1977),
Listen to Dr. Feelgood:
Ninety-Nine And A Half (Won't Do)
I Thought I Had It Made
I Don't Wanna' Know
That's It, I Quit
Hi-Rise
My Buddy Buddy Friends
Baby Jane
The Blues Had A Baby,
And They Named It Rock 'n Roll (#2)
Looking Back
60 Minutes Of Your Love
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- - OR download all 10 tracks in one 24.9 Mb zipfile.
See also:
- Dr. Feelgood bio page at Allmusic.Com
- A somewhat grainy video clip from around the time of this LP, performing 'As Long As The Price Is Right' on Australian TV (with a brief post-performance interview, in which Lee Brilleaux shares a mike with Dolly Parton).
Through several personnel changes over a 35+ year history, British pub rock purveyors 
