Dr. Feelgood Sneakin' Suspicion - 1977

[@bigtone1348]

That classic line... I never seen so many women since the time they closed the factory down. Priceless!

[@enriqueeroza2201]

it also sounds great to me

[@HarveyJohnWillmott]

Epic! Haven’t listened to this for years!!!

[@Надопосолить]

Вилко не хватает.

[@michaelbeckett3890]

Wilko didn't play on a lot of this album it's not his playing

[@marcosveniciusvalentin678]

yes!

[@ramjac]

Everyone knows it was Ian Curtis singing on Paradise.

[@BackToTheBlues]

@Michael Beckett - that's how some of the tracks sound to me, too. He's certainly on the title track, Paradise, Time and the Devil and Lights Out on side A, and it sounds like his style on Nothin' Shakin' (But The Leaves On The Trees), but mixed right back and given a different sound to his usual one of the time. I think it's him on All My Love, Walking On The Edge and Hey Mama, Keep Your Big Mouth Shut on side B (his guitar style has been part of mine since I first started playing in 1976, so I can sort of feel when his hand would hit the strings), but Lucky Seven doesn't sound like him at all for style or sound. You'll Be Mine sounds like someone trying to play like him, but there are none of his signature drop-in licks, unless it's him and he just played as minimally as possible because he knew he was going to get the chop. Have you ever heard I've Seen The Signs from the Solid Senders album. I met Wilko in the 90's. He chatted to me for an hour and a half, and one of the things I asked him was, was that song about him being chucked out of Dr Feelgood. He said it wasn't, but the lyrics still suggest it to me!

[@stevebowness9435]

Wilko left the band around this time

[@marcosveniciusvalentin678]

He was replaced by John "Gypie" Mayo.