Dr. Hook

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  • classic rock
  • 70s
  • rock
  • soft rock
  • oldies
Dr. Hook (& The Medicine Show) were formed in Union City, New Jersey, USA in 1968. The original lineup consisted of Ray Sawyer, Dennis Locorierre, Bill Francis, John David and George Cummings - although there were countless lineup changes over the years. Two years after Sawyer left in 1983 the band split up. Since then Sawyer has begun touring as "Dr Hook featuring Ray Sawyer" and Locorierre has also promoted himself as "The voice of Dr Hook".

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Songs

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    Rings of Grass

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    Roland the Roadie & Gertrude the Groupie

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    Roland the Roadie and Gerthrud the Groupie

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    Roland the Roadie and Gertrud the Groupie

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    Roland the Roadie and Gertrude the Groupie

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    Rollin' in My Sweet Baby's Arms

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    Rolling Stone

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    S.O.S. for Love

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    Sexy Energy

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    Sexy Eyes

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    Sexy Eyes (feat. Ray Sawyer)

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    Shadow Knows

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    Sharing the Night Together

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    She Sings Me a Rainbow

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    She's Only Sixteen

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    Silvia's Mother

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    Sing Me a Rainbow

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    Sleeping Late

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    Sopu Stone

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    Soup Stone

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    Stagolee

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    Stayin' Song

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    Stop Teasing My Heart

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    Storm Never Last

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    Storms Never Last

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    Storms Never Lasts

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    Stuck on the Wrong Side of Love

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    Sweetest of All

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    Sylvia's Mother

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    Sylvia's Mother (feat. Ray Sawyer)

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    Sylvia's Mother (feat. The Medicine Show)

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    Sylvia's Mother (live)

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    Sylvias Mother

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    Sylvias's Mother

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    Teen Angel

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    That Didn't Hurt to Bad

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    That Didn't Hurt Too Bad

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    That Didn´t Hurt Too Bad

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    That Plan

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    That Plane

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    The Ballad of Lucie Jordan

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    The Ballad of Lucy Jordan

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    The Ballad of Lucy Jordon

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    The Cover of "Rolling Stone"

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    The Cover of 'Rolling Stone'

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    The Cover of Rolling Stone

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    The Cover of the "Rolling Stone"

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    The Cover of the Rolling Stone

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    The Devil's Daughter

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    The Last Morning


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