Dr. Feelgood "Let It Roll" 1979

Let It Roll was an improvement on the band's two previous records, yet it still wasn't up to the standards of Sneakin' Suspicion and Malpractice. - Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Wilko Johnson left the band at the end of 1977 to form the Solid Senders; he later joined Ian Dury's Blockheads. Henry McCullough played on Feelgood's 1977 tour before John "Gypie" Mayo became the group's full-time lead guitarist. Nick Lowe produced 1978's Be Seeing You, Mayo's full-length debut with Dr. Feelgood. The album generated the 1979 Top Ten hit "Milk and Alcohol," as well as the Top 40 hit "As Long as the Price Is Right." Two albums, As It Happens and Let It Roll, followed in 1979, and Mayo left the band in 1980. He was replaced by Johnny Guitar in 1980, who debuted on A Case of the Shakes, which was produced by Nick Lowe... - Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
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1 Java Blue 2 Feels Good 3 Put Him Out Of Your Mind 4 Bend Your Ear 5 Hong Kong Money 6 Keeka Smeeka 7 Shotgun 8 Pretty Face 9 Riding On The L. & N. 10 Drop Everything And Run
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