Chords for Dr. Feelgood - live in Amsterdam - 2018

No, we don't.
[A] Yeah
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_ Little high
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Little [G] fast down
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_ _ _ [A] Hello, [D] I'm my name is Robert Kane [E] and I'm the singer with Dr.
[F#] Feelgood and [A] we play
_ [D] British rhythm and blues _
And the [G] reason I mentioned the word [E] British is because we play rhythm and blues with a bit of an [B] H _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ [A] You _ _
_ _ _ The band has [D] been going since the early 70s, but _ as with a lot of [Em] bands from that era people leave people join [F#] and
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[F#] So the last original member [G] was Lee Brillo who was the
original singer _ [E] _ and
he he [A] died in the 90s and
[Am] And they got another singer in _ [C#m] and kept going but it didn't work out with him and then I
[Em] _ [D] Was recruited I got the job.
So I've been with it.
This is my 19th [E] year with the bar _
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I
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_ _ [Em] _ _ [A] Wasn't [D] difficult to blend [F#m] in because [E] the previous [D] band that I was in was the animals
So I'd already [Em] been I'd already been in Eric burden [E] shoes
_ _ So I was [A] used to the [E] idea that I was [F#] stepping into someone else's shoes.
So
stepping into Lee Brillo [F#m] shoes
_ [E] Wasn't wasn't a problem
the _ important thing is
[A] _ _
Don't copy them.
Don't try [E] to be Eric burden.
Don't try to be Lee Brillo
[A] Do what you do as yourself, but in the spirit of the band that you're joining
be [F#] yourself [C#] the _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _
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first [C#] music you hear are the records that your [G] parents have in [A] the house and
_ _ [F#] my my parents were born in the 20s and 30s, so
It was things like Bing Crosby and
_ _ _ Al Jolson that I first heard yeah
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_ _ and I
Already [D] _
even as a small child knew that I wanted to [G] perform.
[D] _ _
[B] I
Don't know.
It was just there.
It was just there
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yeah, [E] and
_ Then the Beatles came along and I heard twist and shout
_ [D] which [A] is
_ [D]
Rhythm and blues.
[G#] It's an Isley Brothers number, [D] you know and
[Am] _
That changed my life and you all wanted to perform and I thought at eight years old
[D] that's what I want to do [B] I want to be able to do [D] that and
_ _ so [E] if you can
[F#] It altered the course of my [G] life here in that record that [E] one record and of course [A] if you _ _ if you listen
_ [E] To a band like the Beatles and the other bands that were around at the time it storms the animals the
_ [D#] The all [A] based their music on American rhythm and blues and rock and roll
So you investigate you find Chuck Berry you find a little [G] Richard you find facts domino Carl [Em] Perkins
Paul diddly [E] yeah and
That now that takes you back [D] into the blue that takes him in muddy [A] waters
And John Lee Hooper and Howlin Wolf and then that takes you further back to
Robert Johnson and blind William Mattel and people like that
So it's it's it's a learning process [E] and you absorb all this all you know
Every time every time you hear a new record, that's something else that you that you are _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ _ _ [Am] I
Will do you
[A] If _ _ _ _
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[A] _ _ _ [G] _ _ [Em] _ _ _
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_ _ you're on stage
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what you want to get across is _ _ _
[D] Joy you want people [A] to enjoy themselves
You want to go you want people to walk away thinking yes, I had a [E] good _ _ _
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