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Submit Your ReviewThis 21-song collection of Dr. Feelgood recordings is named for the band's frontman, the late Lee Brilleaux. Its title, Wolfman Calling is titled for Brilleaux's obsession with Howlin' Wolf. The tracks included were selected because they were the vocalist's personal favorites to perform. As such, it is a solidly overdriven set of music that comprises studio material from throughout the band's career, as well as live material. The best tunes here are "Rock Me Baby," "My Babe," "Rolling and Tumbling," and "Mad Man Blues." There are four different Dr. Feelgood lineups here; the most satisfying one features the great Wilko Johnson on guitar. In sum, this is a set for Feelgood believers, as the band's studio outings are more consistent than this. Still, it has its value as showcasing the singular talent of Brilleaux. ~ Thom Jurek, All Music Guide
Wolfman Calling: The Blues of Lee Brilleaux
06/24/2003
All Music Guide Review
Wolfman Calling: The Blues of Lee Brilleaux Track Listing
Credits of Wolfman Calling: The Blues of Lee Brilleaux
- Vic Maile
- Producer
- Peter Reynolds
- Digital Remastering Assistant
- Paul Shuttleworth
- Cover Design, Cover Painting
- Jerry Stevenson
- Producer
- Bert de Coteaux
- Producer
- Big George Webley
- Producer
- Pat Grueber
- Digital Remastering
- Chris Fenwick
- Project Coordinator
- Ann Adley
- Project Coordinator
- Stephen Foster
- Producer, Digital Remastering, Sleeve Notes, Compilation, Research
- Mike Vernon
- Producer
- Dave Bronze
- Producer
- Dave Charles
- Producer
- Ian Gibbons
- Keyboards
- Nick Lowe
- Producer
- Dr. Feelgood
- Main Performer
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