In my seven hundred year career, playing and listening to rock n roll, this is still one of my all time favourite songs. Just beautiful, the guitar solos are perfect, as is the arrangement, and production. An absolute classic. Prove me wrong… 😉
Nostalgia for me. This group used to play in what was the Kensington pub, opposite Oliver's bistro on I think Hollland Park Road. Anyone remember? Cant find either of them on an internet search now. I remember Whispering Bob Harris had this track as one of his all time favourites.
I saw them at the Nashville, which, if memory fails me well, was on the corner of Cromwell Rd and North End Rd. A wonderful roomy spit n sawdust boozer with great acoustics and an up for it clientele. Eddie and the Hotrods tore the place a fresh one last time I was there. Absolute mayhem.
In my seven hundred year career, playing and listening to rock n roll, this is still one of my all time favourite songs. Just beautiful, the guitar solos are perfect, as is the arrangement, and production. An absolute classic. Prove me wrong… 😉
..........I can't. .....the first self titled album + taxi to the terminal zone......2 of the best albums.....EVER....
I tried ...and failed.
@@deViti I return this this over and over and it never ever disappoints. 3 minutes or so of perfect rock.
You can still hear????
@@sparkyk5736 Certainly not as well as I could in the 70's, admittedly. But I still like to think that I know shit from clay, even as an old bastard.
I was a kid in the 70´s and I’m still ready for the rock ´n’roll!
Alright kids are you ready?? hell I was in the 70s :) Best Pub Rock Band ever!
If Dr. Feelgood had never existed maybe!
Now THIS is rock 'n roll!
This is how rock and roll should be done ! Great !
For a straight rock'n' roll song this is heavy on melody too...still a very strong sonic experience now 50 years later....
Got into them in a roundabout way. Still think they were one of the rockingest bands EVER. Pub Rock at its finest.
Fantastic.
SEAN TYLA RIP - THE King of Boogie, a real rocker and cricket lover:)
Nick Garvey eventually ended up in power pop band The Motors a few years later. This song rocks! :)
The mighty ducks deluxe hell yeah
saw them at the Roundhouse back in 70 something - lots of fun !! Can't remember much else..........
Never gets old
I do love this!
Nostalgia for me. This group used to play in what was the Kensington pub, opposite Oliver's bistro on I think Hollland Park Road. Anyone remember? Cant find either of them on an internet search now.
I remember Whispering Bob Harris had this track as one of his all time favourites.
I saw them at the Nashville, which, if memory fails me well, was on the corner of Cromwell Rd and North End Rd. A wonderful roomy spit n sawdust boozer with great acoustics and an up for it clientele. Eddie and the Hotrods tore the place a fresh one last time I was there. Absolute mayhem.
Pub rock forever!
Now that's rock n roll!
The best rock and roll track in on world before or after punk (though the Feelgoods gave them a run for their money).
awesome song and yes I love Dr. Feelgood as well
3 chords of fun!!!!
incontournable !!!!
Inoubliable !
Punk Pub Rock!
Sounds from back then
Who is Rockin' Raoul?
Is this produced by Edmund?
Nope, Dave Bloxham