Biografía:
Dr. Feelgood es un grupo de rock inglés que comenzó su andadura en 1971 de la mano del cantante y armonicista Lee Brilleaux (Lee Collinson, 1952-1994) y del guitarrista Wilko Johnson (John Wilkinson, 1950).
Desde el principio destacaron por unos directos magníficos, caracterizados por el derroche escénico de Brilleaux y la guitarra machacona y poderosa de Johnson, haciéndose muy conocidos en el circuito de pubs y salas pequeñas.
El disco en directo "Stupidity" y la canción "Roxette" les reportó un notable éxito
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¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
[Intro]
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[Verse]
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On July second, 1953
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I was serving time for armed robbery
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'Bout four in the morning
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I was sleepin' in my cell
I heard a whistle blow, I heard somebody yell
[Chorus]
F
There's a riot goin' on
C
There's a riot goin' on
G
There's a riot goin' on
F
Up in cell block number nine
[Verse]
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The trouble started in cell block number four
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It spread like fire across the prison floor
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I said "Come on boys, get ready to run -
Here comes the warden with a tommy gun"
[Chorus]
F
There's a riot goin' on
C
There's a riot goin' on
G
There's a riot goin' on
F
Up in cell block number nine
[Verse]
The warden said
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"Come out with your hands up in the air
If you don't stop this riot
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You're all gonna get the chair"
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Scarface Jones said, "It's too late to quit
And pass the dynamite, 'cause the fuse is lit"
[Chorus]
F
There's a riot goin' on
C
There's a riot goin' on
G
There's a riot goin' on
F
Up in cell block number nine
[Verse]
The ninety-second hour
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The tear gas got our men
Crawled in our cells, but every now and then...
[Outro]
F
There's a riot goin' on
C
There's a riot goin' on
G
There's a riot goin' on
F
Up in cell block number nine
G Bb G Bb C x8
[Verse]
G Bb G Bb C
On July second, 1953
G Bb G Bb C
I was serving time for armed robbery
G Bb G Bb C
'Bout four in the morning
G Bb G Bb C
I was sleepin' in my cell
I heard a whistle blow, I heard somebody yell
[Chorus]
F
There's a riot goin' on
C
There's a riot goin' on
G
There's a riot goin' on
F
Up in cell block number nine
[Verse]
G Bb G Bb C
The trouble started in cell block number four
G Bb G Bb C
It spread like fire across the prison floor
G Bb G Bb C
I said "Come on boys, get ready to run -
Here comes the warden with a tommy gun"
[Chorus]
F
There's a riot goin' on
C
There's a riot goin' on
G
There's a riot goin' on
F
Up in cell block number nine
[Verse]
The warden said
G Bb G Bb C
"Come out with your hands up in the air
If you don't stop this riot
G Bb G Bb C
You're all gonna get the chair"
G Bb G Bb C
Scarface Jones said, "It's too late to quit
And pass the dynamite, 'cause the fuse is lit"
[Chorus]
F
There's a riot goin' on
C
There's a riot goin' on
G
There's a riot goin' on
F
Up in cell block number nine
[Verse]
The ninety-second hour
G Bb G Bb C
The tear gas got our men
Crawled in our cells, but every now and then...
[Outro]
F
There's a riot goin' on
C
There's a riot goin' on
G
There's a riot goin' on
F
Up in cell block number nine
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