CD:
1. When You're In Love With A Beautiful Woman
2. Sylvia's Mother
3. The Ballad Of Lucy Jordan
4. A Little Bit More (Single Version)
5. More Like The Movies
6. If Not You
7. Knowing She's There
8. I Don't Want To Be Alone Tonight
9. Better Love Next Time
10. Sexy Eyes
11. You Make My Pants Want To Get Up And Dance
12. Baby Makes My Blue Jeans Talk
13. The Cover Of The Rolling Stone
14. The Millionaire
15. Carry Me Carrie
16. Wild Colonial Boy
17. In Over My Head
18. Girls Can Get It
19. Sharing The Night Together
20. Sleeping Late
21. A Couple More Years
22. Stuck On The Wrong Side Of Love
23. Years From Now

Dennis Locorriere Home Page

DVD:
1. When You're In Love With A Beautiful Woman
2. Sylvia's Mother
3. A Little Bit More
4. If Not You
5. I Don't Want To Be Alone Tonight
6. Sexy Eyes
7. You Make My Pants Want To Get Up And Dance
8. Cover Of The Rolling Stone
9. The Millionaire
10. Sharing The Night Together
11. Sleeping Late
12. Storms Never Last
13. Makin' Love And Music
14. Years From Now

 

 

 

 

Dennis Locorriere Home Page

Dr Hook: Hits And History

(Capitol/EMI) ****

DENNIS Locorriere is right on song when it comes to value.

Founder member and The Voice of Dr Hook, Locorriere offers a 23-track CD plus a further 14 in DVD format, as he traces the band's development from the late Sixties until they went their separate ways after the heady days of Sylvia's Mother, Cover Of The Rolling Stone et al, to the hard-up times which spawned the wickedly ironic album, Millionaire. From the heart-wrenching (The Ballad Of Lucy Jordan) to the heart-warming (Years From Now) with bags of humour and masses of conviction, Dr Hook's songs are graced by the gloriously sexy, husky-tremulous voice of Locorriere, the working-class lad from New York.
Here he pays tribute to the musicians who made Dr Hook such a musically distinctive band.
Most of the best songs are featured including When You're In Love With A Beautiful Woman, Sexy Eyes, A Little Bit More, More Like The Movies and my gut-wrenching favourite, Carrie Me, Carrie. Is he just cashing in on old success? No, he is paying his dues to a motley crew of fine musicians and even finer songs. What the hell? Get Hooked!
Tony McKinstry