While we had a great reaction to our posting of the Beatles (X 2), The Rolling Stones, the Ramones, Nirvana and the Dead Kennedys comics (see HERE), MRML is not planing on becoming a 'scan blog'. However, a reader requested the Dr. Feelgood comic, so now via the Dr. F Archive here it comes.
Now this item is a little closer to a tour program (but it rips off old EC comics, just as the Ramones comic posted earlier did) and demonstrates just how simultaneously cutting edge and unerringly retro this band was in their prime.
Being that I'm only a fair-weather Stones fan I've always had mixed feelings about the Feelgoods. Again, I love some of their songs (esp "Milk and Alcohol") but have never found that one album I need to know. Despite my mid-level fandom, I'm still chomping at the bit to see Oil City Confidential.
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TELL US YOUR VIEW ON DR. FEELGOOD!
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Who'd a thunk it? Where do you find this cool stuff. Loved the band. Thanks so much for posting these. I missed out on the Nirvana comic.
ReplyDeleteSorry about the Kurt one but when I found out I was still in print I took it down.
DeleteFantastic, thanks for the upload and for listening, I'm very grateful.
ReplyDeleteA Dr. Feelgood comic,interesting!
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Interesting, indeed.
DeleteWhy oh why have we not seen Oil City Confidential yet?! That's it - O.C.C. this summer!
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we luv the doctor!
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DeleteHey Jeffen
ReplyDeleteThis comic was included in the Dr Feelgood 'All Through The City'(with Wilko 1974-1977) 3 CD/1 DVD box.
Dr. Feelgood kept the faith alive during some dark musical times(kinda like now) along with the likes of the Flamin' Groovies(with Roy Loney),Graham Parker and the Rumour,Patti Smith,The Modern Lovers etc.
Wilko was heavily influenced by the late Mick Green of Johnny Kidd and the Pirates.I also love the albums by The Pirates when they reformed in the late 1970s.
It gets me thinking of The Inmates,The Dogs(French band) etc.Stuff produced by Vic Maile.
Ya gotten luv Dr. Feelgood.
Dr. Feelgood special on Vancouver Co Op Radio July 27 2012 (Rock Talk hosted by Michael Willmore).Stream or download.
Part 1
http://www.coopradio.org/content/rock-talk-225
Part 2
http://www.coopradio.org/content/rock-talk-226
Mick Green RIP.
Doug
Doug, you could clearly have written that post better than I did!
DeleteThanks for the links that show was pretty good.
Nice one, jeffen! Here's some Dr Feelgood/Wilko Johnson/Lew Lewis rarities I've posted:
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http://skamanchackett.blogspot.com/2012/06/dave-sez-summer-sampler.html
http://skamanchackett.blogspot.com/2012/06/dr-feelgood-detroit-31076.html.
For all rhythm'n'blues fans, I recommend checking this post out too:
http://skamanchackett.blogspot.com/2012/07/dave-sezs-mystery-posts-no-1.html.
Here's the original Feelgoods mega-post; the rarities are reposted at skamanchett but check the comments section (as on all my posts) for many more links, here kindly donated by "Feelgood":
http://overdoseoffingalcocoa.blogspot.com/2011/09/dr-feelgood-rarities.html
Cheers, Dave Sez.
Dave
DeleteYou're doing the lord's work.
Thanks!