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Rock-a-Rama

ROCK-A-RAMA

This month's Rock-a-Ramas were written bp Richard Riegel, Michael Dauis, Ed Ward and The Mad Peck.

December 1, 1977
BOB TayloR

DR. FEELGOOD—Sneakin' Suspicion (Columbia)::Blues, blues, and more blues. Great stuff for us senile rock critics who were weaned on the Animals and Nashville Teens, this album has more echoes of The Rolling Stones Now! than dagger's old lady has jewels. But is it relevant? Just ask Peter Wolf .'bout the ol' J. Geils conundrum. Seems as though the existential droppings of punk (q.v.) are the rill blooze for today's teen agents. Sorry, lads. Maybe you can hire some "chick singers" or whatever and metamorphose into contemporary stars via the patented Fleetwood (Cli) Mack Blues Band route. I'll give you an "A" for "able blokes after the fact" in the meantime. R.R.

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