If you close your eyes while listening to Dr. Feelgood, Stupidity you can 'see' Wilko bouncing back and forward on stage, his coiled guitar lead stretching and then recoiling as he staggers back with his manic stare. Lee Brilleaux menaces up front, growling and spitting out the lyrics. And Sparks and the Big Figure drive the set on at a relentless pace.

This captures the original Feelgood line-up at their peak. Once Wilko left they were never the same. His slashing, trebly chords crackle out of your speakers and the sheer sonic brilliance of the rhythm section will force you to your feet.

A must have for anyone who wants to know what real UK RnB sounded like.