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281. Name: The Ancient One (Micheal Teal)
Website: Paranormal Investigations
Referred by: Just Surfed On In
From: Canada
Time: 2000-04-03 16:06:35
Comments: Greetings from the ancient one. My compliments on your site. I am a psychic/metaphysical practitioner. I found your site informative and entertaining. Thank you.

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282. Name: Ian Giles
Referred by: Just Surfed On In
From: Lincoln UK
Time: 2000-04-05 20:49:57
Comments: Been looking for you for ages

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283. Name: Aiko
Referred by: Net Search
From: Japan
Time: 2000-04-11 15:38:18
Comments: I LOVE DR.FEELGOOD

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284. Name: Nikki Sixx
Referred by: Just Surfed On In
From: California
Time: 2000-04-11 20:53:38
Comments: You are so cool you stole your name from a Motley Crue song. I know Motley Kicks ass, But come on.

Note by Gabi: Seems the sender of above note isn't aware the band Dr Feelgood exists since the early 70ies...

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285. Name: David White
Referred by: Just Surfed On In
From: Norfolk Ex Canvey Man
Time: 2000-04-15 10:34:30
Comments: Private!

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286. Name: Graeme
Referred by: Just Surfed On In
From: Glasgow Scotland
Time: 2000-04-16 22:43:37
Comments: 1976, the Apollo Glasgow, my first gig - Dr Feelgood supported by the George Hatchet Band. I was 13, just starting to get into music. I'm sure most people remember their first concert; being a bit unsure what to expect, taking in the sights and sounds, and then feeling like this is best thing ever. I think they must have done about 6 or 7 encores that night. Nobody wanted them to stop! Lee growling into the mike, cigarrette in hand and Wilkos' manic feet and incredible guitar sound. I've been to god knows how many gigs since - all the punk bands and the new wavers, and the big names like the Stones, Zeppelin at Knebworth etc but nothing NOTHING compares to that first concert. I saw the Feelgoods many times over the years, and was jolted when Lee died. Coming across your site was a welcome accident and brought back a lot of great memories. I'm off to look out my old albums and NME's etc, have a beer and turn the record player up loud! Good luck to you and keep dishing out the medicine. Graeme

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287. Name: Johan Hasselberg
Website: Chuck Berry News
Referred by: Just Surfed On In
From: Sweden
Time: 2000-04-17 09:40:48
Comments: It will be great with a new Dr Feelgood studio album. I really like the Chess songs and Chuck Berry is my favorite artist. On my homesite I now have another rock news and I have include news about the new Dr Feelgood album. I have all the old Feelgood album in my collection and "Chess Masters" will be a great add to the other. Thank You very much Dr Feelgood and welcome to the north of Sweden!

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288. Name: Tony ( Tich) Reeks..
Referred by: Just Surfed On In
From: Malvern / Cheltenham
Time: 2000-04-19 19:25:22
Comments: Hi Chaps remember me????Will be there on the 4th May 2000

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289. Name: Lin Wilson (nee Prince)
Referred by: From a Friend
From: Canvey Island
Time: 2000-05-14 21:49:41
Comments: Wow!! What can I say I have spent the last two hours reading every bit of info you have about my favourite band. I am shocked that "my band" have a web page, I never realised they were quite so popular. I call them my band becuase they used to practise in my front room, or in the garden if they got too loud!

From a very young age I remember Lee singing to me, a song I never heard him sing at any concert and I have no idea of the origin. It was called "Hey, hey little Schoolgirl". If anyone knows of the song I would love to hear from you.

There is not much mention of Chris Fenwick/White on the site, does anyone know where he is now?

Thanks for the trip down memory lane, keep up the good work Gabi.

Regards, LIN xx

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290. Name: Stevie Starlite
Website: Stevie Starlite
Referred by: Just Surfed On In
From: Chicago Il.
Time: 2000-05-15 15:33:06
Comments: I only wish that the U.S. had someone as genuine as the Feelgoods.

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291. Name: Jill Matthews
Referred by: Net Search
From: Canvey Island
Time: 2000-05-20 19:10:46
Comments: Private! I go back a long way with Dr Feelgood. As far as School with Chris and Sparko. I still see them both from time to time. I was also waiting at Lee & Shirleys house, for him to get back from a gig, to redirect him to the hospital, the night Shirley gave birth to Kelly. My only regret is that I did not see him for a few years before he died.

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292. Name: Gaz
Referred by: Just Surfed On In
From: Cornwall
Time: 2000-05-28 01:55:10
Comments: This brought more than a lump to my throat. Unbelievably I didn't discover the R'n'B of the Feelgoods until 1989 when they played the Uni at Leicester. The abiding memories of Lee and the lads onstage (I was lucky to do security for them not once but twice) will be with me forever. The majic of the man and the music has been with me ever since. The passing of Lee was untimely but the spirit in which they carried on was indeed testament to all things Feelgood. Since the two gigs in Leicester I've been privileged to see the Feelgoods in 1995 supporting Quo at the Cymbran Festival, twice at the Brittania Inn, Plymouth and last year at the Waterfront, St. Austell. Whilst not a hardcore fan like yourselves (total respect) I am a devoted follower and wish the band and yourselves every sucess in the future.

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293. Name: Linda M Torr
Referred by: Just Surfed On In
Time: 2000-05-28 23:34:16
Comments: Has John Butterfield got an e-mail address?? - Was good friends years ago, but lost touch. Would love to speak again

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294. Name: Richard Sergeant
Referred by: Just Surfed On In
From: Wirral
Time: 2000-06-05 11:39:55
Comments: Bolsover gig - Excellent. Worth the 200 mile round trip. Pity the band had another engagement - Would have liked them to have been on stage longer.

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295. Name: Uffe Hammarbäck
Referred by: Just Surfed On In
From: Sweden
Time: 2000-06-12 12:20:01
Comments: I just wanna thank for the fantastic gig on bikers meet in Sweden 10/6-00. I have seen Dr Feelgood three times and I must say Stevie play the guitar like a god. I hope you play near me more this summer. I wanna be there. Sorry for my bad english. See you.

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296. Name: Alec
Website: listen.to/Midnightramblers
Referred by: Net Search
From: Sweden
Time: 2000-06-13 08:07:47
Comments: Thanks for the greet gig in Jonkoping Sweden when we got the pleasure to play before the Dr Feelgood. I hope everything was alright whith the sound, take care. Alec & Midnight Ramblers rockcovers band

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297. Name: Polie
Referred by: Net Search
From: The West
Time: 2000-06-29 21:45:25
Comments: Good site for a GREAT Band. Lee is gone but not forgotten.

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298. Name: Mattias Westermark
Referred by: Just Surfed On In
From: Sweden
Time: 2000-07-07 00:02:24
Comments: 11.03.1999 SWE/Umea, Droskan I was there and I thank you for the show (and the autographs!). My first contact with Feelgood was in 1978 (10 years old) when a friend played Down at the doctors. How could I resist? I hope I don't offend someone, when I say that Chessmasters is one of the best Feelgood records ever. Hope to see you soon / Mattias

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299. Name: Otto
Website: Gobotti
Referred by: Just Surfed On In
From: Switzerland
Time: 2000-07-08 10:31:55
Comments: More than 15 years ago, I attended a fantastic concert of Dr.Feelgood in Berne. In terms of so long time, I was able to see Dr. Feelgood at a Open Air concert again. Although Dr. Feelgood does play no more in the same occupation, they heated up the public powerfully. It was beautiful to hear the known songs again. All the more easy had it that subsequent Status Quo to bring cooking the stadium. It was a super evening which brings the memories of good old times...

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300. Name: David C
Referred by: Just Surfed On In
From: U.K.
Time: 2000-07-14 16:26:27
Comments: I first saw the Feelgoods in East London (Walthamstow College I think) in 1974 or 1975. They were on with Ian Dury (Kilburn and the High Roads in those days). So you can imagine what a fantastic night that was. I spoke to someone who offered to get me an autographed copy of their album, but I was broke at the time. Do I regret that! I saw them on every opportunity after that and no band, including the Stones and The Who has come close to being as exciting.

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