One of the UK's hardest working groups, The Feelgoods formed in 1971 on their native Canvey Island beside the Thames estuary. This release is covering the full history of the band so far. along with a new recording. It's a rendition of Willie Dixon's ‘You Can't Judge A Book By The Cover’ which Bo Diddley made his own on the Chess label. This double album is a fitting way to herald half a century of one of the truly great British bands.Theirs is a remarkable story. Fronted by singer and harmonica player Lee Brilleaux and guitarist-extraordinaire Wilko Johnson, they made their name in the music pubs of London establishing their status as a must-see act.Starting in the 1970s the group was propelled to chart success with the incendiary songs of Wilko Johnson and following that period with Gypie Mayo now on guitar, the top 10 single - Milk and Alcohol.The 1980s found a mature Lee Brilleaux covering a broad spectrum of songs, and today the band perform all over the world and continue to delight audiences everywhere they go.
- 1 -
- 1. She Does It Right
- 2. I Don't Mind
- 3. All Through the City
- 4. Keep It Out of Sight
- 5. Roxette
- 6. I Can Tell
- 7. Sneakin Suspicion
- 8. Back In the Night
- 9. Going Back Home
- 10. Riot In Cell Block No 9
- 11. She's a Wind Up
- 12. That's It, I Quit
- 13. Night Time
- 14. Milk & Alcohol
- 15. Put Him Out of Your Mind
- 16. Shotgun Blues
- 17. No Mo Do Yakamo
- 18. Jumping From Love Tolove
- 19. Violent Love
- 20. Rat Race
- 21. Crazy Bout Girls
- 2 -
- 1. Dangerous
- 2. Mad Man Blues
- 3. Dimples
- 4. Hunting Shooting Fishing
- 5. See You Later Alligator
- 6. King For a Day
- 7. Baby Jane
- 8. Sugar Turns To Alcohol
- 9. Down By the Jetty Blues
- 10. Wolfman Callin'
- 11. Road Runner
- 12. Down At the the Doctors
- 13. Heart of the City
- 14. Instinct To Survive
- 15. Going Out West
- 16. You Got Me
- 17. Who Do You Love
- 18. You Gotta Help Me
- 19. Gimme One More Shot
- 20. You Can't Judge a Book By Looking At the Cover
