So close but never the cigar - the fantastic Bo Diddley shimmering guitar of In the sticks - I'm gonna dabble in politics.' He always seemed to get 'Politics' - a Chuck Berry Rock 'n' Roll beat chugs along as heĬhurns out '.when I've used up all my guitar licks and got my house out One track that shows his talent with a zippy tune and funny lyrics it would be Mike Vernon of Blue Horizon Records (as well as Robin Trower, Tony Visconti and Feelgood, Chris Spedding and Production from Snafu, Jimmy Jewel of Jake & The Family Jewels, Dave Mattacks of FairportĬonvention, Dave Bronze of Dr. Sutherland of Sutherland Brothers & Quiver, Micky Moody of Nazareth and Status Quo, Andy Mackay of Roxy Music, Tim Renwick of Quiver, Iain and Gavin

Williams of Rockpile, Kevin Godley and Lol Crème of 10cc, Francis Rossi of List is mighty impressive stuff - Robin Trower, Matthew Fisher, Gary BrookerĪnd BJ Wilson of Procol Harum, Dave Edmunds, Nick Lowe, Rory Bremner and Terry Session players listed on the final credits Pages (1969 to1994) – the guest Promo Page telling the world the good news. The Stiff Records Tour of 1978, photos of Legend and even a Vertigo Records Is a lovely thing to behold filled with rare picture sleeves, trade adverts, Offers real protection to the digipak book while the 48-page attached booklet Wilko Johnson and their stunning band Dr. Sort of precursor to the Pub Rock sound).

Shook Jupp's hand in genuine admiration (the music of Jupp’s band Legend was a Outset of the Doctors musical career in 1974 - when intimidated a tad – Wilko Wilko Johnson also gets a quote in the attached booklet talking about the Apart from hugelyĪffectionate/knowledgeable liner notes from Will Birch of The Kursaal Flyers. Practically marks him out as God incarnate in my books. Riffage of 'Down At The Doctors' for the Canvey Island boys The fact that he wrote 'Cheque Book' on the Feelgood'sġ975 debut album 'Down By The Jetty' and later penned the killer Spotted Michael Graham Jupp's funny looking surname in the writing credits of Feelgood,ĭucks Deluxe, Dave Edmunds, Kursaal Flyers, Brinsley Schwarz et al) will have Feet of all things British Pub Rock in the mid to late Seventies (Dr.

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