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25 set 2001 · On the Run by Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show released in 2001. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
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Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show (shortened to Dr. Hook in 1975) is an American rock band formed in Union City, New Jersey.
- # 10- The Ballad of Lucy Jordan
- Only Sixteen
- A Little Bit More
- Carry Me, Carrie
- Sexy Eyes
- Better Love Next Time
- Sharing The Night Together
- Sylvia’s Mother
- When You’Re in Love with A Beautiful Woman
- The Cover of Rolling Stone
Kicking off our Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show songs list is the poignant “The Ballad of Lucy Jordan,” penned by the prolific Shel Silverstein. The song delves into the somber narrative of a suburban housewife grappling with a profound existential crisis, encapsulating her descent into despair as she confronts the unfulfilled aspirations and monotono...
At number nine on our Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show songs list, we feature their 1975 cover of Sam Cooke’s 1959 classic, included on their album Bankrupt. Dr. Hook’s rendition of this timeless track became one of the band’s biggest hits. The group’s remake brought a fresh, distinctive flair to Cooke’s original. Their cover soared to number six on th...
Another standout cover by Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show comes in the form of a song originally recorded by Bobby Moore in 1973. Dr. Hook’s version, released in 1976, surpassed the original in terms of commercial success. It climbed to number eleven on the Billboard Hot 100 and secured the ninth spot on the Cashbox 100. This track found even greater ...
In the number seven spot on our Top 10 Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show Songs list is the grand track “Carry Me, Carrie.” I love this one. This is one of Ray Sawyer’s most emotional vocals. “Carry Me, Carrie.” stands as the third single from the American country rock ensemble Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show, released in 1972. This track found its home on ...
Securing the sixth spot on our list is a standout single from 1980, marking the second of three singles released from the album Sometimes You Win. This track holds the distinction of being one of Dr. Hook’s highest-charting songs on the US Billboard Hot 100, sharing this accolade with the iconic “Sylvia’s Mother.” The song’s widespread appeal was f...
Landing at the halfway mark on our Dr. Hook songs list is a captivating single released in 1979, marking the inaugural release from the Sometimes You WinLP. This track showcases Dr. Hook’s adeptness at tapping into contemporary musical trends, with the band skillfully incorporating elements of disco—a dominant force in the music scene at the time. ...
At number four on our Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show songs list, we have a heartfelt track from the album Pleasure and Pain, notable for being the band’s first release under the simplified name Dr. Hook. This was a huge hit for the band peaking at number six on the Billboard Hot 100. They sounded so much different on this track than they had did earl...
Now it’s time for some old-school Dr. Hook. “Sylvia’s Mother” marks a significant entry in our Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show songs list as the band’s first hit single, released in 1972 from their debut album. This poignant track was penned by the renowned Shel Silverstein and produced by Ron Haffkine. It climbed to number five on the US Billboard ch...
Securing the number two position on our list is Dr. Hook’s most internationally acclaimed hit, released in 1979 from the Pleasure and Pain album. The song achieved impressive success, climbing to number six on the Billboard Hot 100 and reaching the pinnacle of the charts in the United Kingdom, a testament to its wide-reaching appeal and infectious ...
Concluding our Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show Songs list is the iconic “The Cover of ‘Rolling Stone’,” penned by the legendary Shel Silverstein and featured on the album Sloppy Seconds. Produced by Ron Haffkine, this 1972 release marked the band’s third single, reaching an impressive number six on the pop chart, where it held its position for two wee...
Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show sono stati un gruppo musicale rock statunitense, originario del New Jersey.
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25 set 2001 · Find release reviews and credits for On the Run - Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show, Dr. Hook on AllMusic - 2001
