Live Albums By Dr Feelgood
Live albums include:
1973 to 1978 The BBC Sessions
1974 to 1975 Live At The BBC
1975 Stupidity
1977 to 1978 Down at the BBC In Concert
1989 Live In London
2002 to 2003 Dr Feelgood Speeding Thru Europe Live
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The BBC Sessions 1973 to 1978 is a compilation of live in the studio recordings made by Dr Feelgood for thexample BBC between 1973 and 1978. It therefore features both Wilco Johnson and John Mayo on guitar.
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Speeding Thru Europe Live is a live album by Dr Feelgood.
It was recordedd at shows throughout Europe between October 2002 and January 2003.
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Down at the BBC In Concert 1977-1978 is a live recording by Dr Feelgood from the Gypie Mayo era.
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Live At The BBC 1974 -1975 is a live album by Dr Feelgood.
It is recorded from three live broadcasts made by the BBC.
I’ve got a soft spot for Dr Feelgood and their album Stupidity was one of the first to convince me of the superiority of live recordings.
I’ve already discussed the original release of the live album Stupidity by Dr Feelgood.
Stupidity is the 1975 recordings with bonuses added from live concerts through to 1990.
I fear that this is a case where, for some Dr Feelgood fans including me, more is less.
Dr Feelgood Stupidity +
Stupidity is the first live album by Dr Feelgood. It compiled songs from two concerts – Sheffield in May 1975 and Southend in November 1975.
The album went to #1 in the UK album charts in October 1976 as British rock fans were waking up to a grittier experience.
At this stage, Dr Feelgood had only recorded two studio albums but it was felt that neither captured their true sound. While I’ve classified them as a pub rock group, this is energetic, sweaty R&B.
Beware there is also a Stupidity + with later bonus tracks.
