Why all the negative comments. I have just seen them at the half moon in Putney and a good time was had by all. Its just good time r n b, four guys having a lot of fun. Just enjoy it for what it is.
Robert has some problems in She's in the middle. 46:04 He's late, or maybe forgets the lyrics. And he misses again at 47:01 and Phil helps him. Look how Kevin and Gordon laughs at the end in 47:18
From the moment they put Robert Kane into the band, it wasn`t "my Dr.Feelgood" anymore. He doesn`t fit into this band in any way, the way he sings, pronounces the words, acts on stage. Don`t know why they have chosen him...
ONLY Phil seems bothered , actually his growling bass sounds really really good , how thin is Gordon's guitar sound .Exactly what you want to replicate Buddy & The Crickets .No wonder the tribute acts are proliferating
Nothing but sad and lame. While Pete Gage was a real R&B/Rock & Roll animal like Lee Brilleaux, Robert Kane is just an embarrassment. There are dozens of unknown club singers, who'd do a better job.
Arvid Be - Pete Gage was great, but his range was too limited and his tone one-way... They needed someone (besides the R&B roots, of course) with a pop-leaning voice... Lee Brilleaux had that (check their albums Brilleaux and Classic) and Robert Kane has that too (check the album Repeat Prescription)... With Pete Gage they had become a (nearly standard) blues-rock band, but Dr. Feelgood have always been something beyond that...
@@pit2ryan3 Brilleaux + Classic of all albums ... mostly slick stuff and by far the weakest Lee Brilleaux works. Absolutely not representative! Check "Be Seeing You" or "Down By The Jetty" - that's the real Feelgood deal. Kane's renditions on "Repeat Prescription" (containing exclusively not-pop-leaning songs!) are nothing but pale and powerless. Pete Gage would blow him away with ease. (btw the current line-up's repertoire is mainly rough stuff from the Wilko/Gypie era.) As if Jon Bon Jovi followed Bon Scott + Brian Johnson in AC/DC.
Oh weih oh weia 😕 Das armseelige Theater hätte Lee Brillux nicht erleben dürfen . Da stimmt ja gar nix mehr . Das ist ja wie James Last ohne James Last 😃 Der Outrosong war das Beste vom Konzert hier 👍
what is this? a bad dr feelgood tribute?...no energy at all...I think I saw lee brilleaux with that guitarist, back in the day but they weren't very good sorry..
A pesar de los cambios la banda sigue viva y que sea por más ....Go Go Go Dr..!!!!!
Why all the negative comments.
I have just seen them at the half moon in Putney and a good time was had by all.
Its just good time r n b, four guys having a lot of fun.
Just enjoy it for what it is.
Yes they are cool band I love them everybody needs a shot of R&B
bizarre quand meme sans le grand ,Steve Walwyn ,sa manque vraiment de pèche et d’ambiance !!
Robert has some problems in She's in the middle. 46:04 He's late, or maybe forgets the lyrics. And he misses again at 47:01 and Phil helps him. Look how Kevin and Gordon laughs at the end in 47:18
Serge Pèrez - Also during She's A Windup 11:13
@@pit2ryan3 I'm not sure but I think it's Gordon who misses, at 11:01 playing the solo again.
Gordon Russell!!!
Sound as live as dead grass. Not complaining about the line-up thing, but this show lacks energy
From the moment they put Robert Kane into the band, it wasn`t "my Dr.Feelgood" anymore. He doesn`t fit into this band in any way, the way he sings, pronounces the words, acts on stage. Don`t know why they have chosen him...
ONLY Phil seems bothered , actually his growling bass sounds really really good , how thin is Gordon's guitar sound .Exactly what you want to replicate Buddy & The Crickets .No wonder the tribute acts are proliferating
Nothing but sad and lame. While Pete Gage was a real R&B/Rock & Roll animal like Lee Brilleaux, Robert Kane is just an embarrassment. There are dozens of unknown club singers, who'd do a better job.
Arvid Be - Pete Gage was great, but his range was too limited and his tone one-way... They needed someone (besides the R&B roots, of course) with a pop-leaning voice... Lee Brilleaux had that (check their albums Brilleaux and Classic) and Robert Kane has that too (check the album Repeat Prescription)... With Pete Gage they had become a (nearly standard) blues-rock band, but Dr. Feelgood have always been something beyond that...
@@pit2ryan3 Brilleaux + Classic of all albums ... mostly slick stuff and by far the weakest Lee Brilleaux works. Absolutely not representative! Check "Be Seeing You" or "Down By The Jetty" - that's the real Feelgood deal. Kane's renditions on "Repeat Prescription" (containing exclusively not-pop-leaning songs!) are nothing but pale and powerless. Pete Gage would blow him away with ease. (btw the current line-up's repertoire is mainly rough stuff from the Wilko/Gypie era.) As if Jon Bon Jovi followed Bon Scott + Brian Johnson in AC/DC.
Oh weih oh weia 😕
Das armseelige Theater
hätte Lee Brillux nicht erleben dürfen .
Da stimmt ja gar nix mehr .
Das ist ja wie
James Last
ohne James Last 😃
Der Outrosong war das Beste vom Konzert hier 👍
what is this? a bad dr feelgood tribute?...no energy at all...I think I saw lee brilleaux with that guitarist, back in the day but they weren't very good sorry..