Dr Hook- Their Ultimate Collection (Vinyl) White HinterlandDr. Hook And The Medicine Show was a pop country rock band from New Jersey that scored hits in the early 1970s that were written by poet Shel Silverstein, such as "Sylvia's Mother", "The Cover Of "Rolling Stone" and "Carry Me, Carrie". The band name was inspired by the traveling medicine shows of the old Wild West and singer Tom Sawyer's eye patch that reminded him of Captain Hook from the Peter Pan story. After the band switched to a new record
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even if the artist himself is private
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Fans of The Residents
Half of the original members of Kyuss: the Lord of Coolness Brant Bjork himself
Available on 180-gram black vinyl with the addition of "Big Tears" and "Radio Radio
Lindsay grew up tinkering with instruments in her bedroom in Ipswich
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On one hand our selection displays cover versions of his songs performed by the musicians he inspired