Dr. Hook

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Genre: Lite Rock

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Dr. Hook started out as Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show. They scored a minor hit in 1972 with the country rock novelty "Cover of Rolling Stone," and their early work was marked by crude humor and a sort of Flamin' Groovies-gone-country sound and aesthetic. Children's author and Playboy cartoonist Shel Silverstein wrote all the songs on their 1971 debut. By 1975, they had cut the name down to simply Dr. Hook, and were playing a soft-rock/disco hybrid that proved quite successful as the band strung together several hits. "Sexy Eyes" and "When You're In Love With a Beautiful Woman" are the songs you still hear on the radio today.

- Mike McGuirk

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		Cover Of The Rolling Stone (2:52)
		When You're In Love With A Beautiful Woman (2:57)
		Sharing The Night Together (2:55)
		Sylvia's Mother (3:50)
		Sexy Eyes (3:32)
		A Little Bit More (Single Version) (3:14)
		The Cover Of The Rolling Stone (2:54)
		Queen Of The Silver Dollar (4:42)
		Only Sixteen (2:47)
		Freakin' At The Freaker's Ball (2:48)
		Carry Me Carrie (4:19)
		A Couple More Years (3:07)
		Penicillin Penny (2:52)
		You Ain't Got The Right (3:31)
		Last Mornin' (3:51)
		Better Love Next Time (3:00)
		Years From Now (3:14)
		Sexy Eyes (Single Version) (2:57)
		Life Ain't Easy (3:05)
		Looking For Pussy (1:27)

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		Only Sixteen (2:46)
		Sexy Eyes (3:00)
		Cover Of The Rolling Stone (2:52)
		Sylvia's Mother (3:50)
		Sharing The Night Together (2:56)
		Better Love Next Time (3:03)
		When You're In Love With A Beautiful Woman (2:59)