Dennis Locorriere was a founding member of psychedelic pop
group Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show, and the lead singer of almost all of the
group’s hit records and most memorable songs. As one of the biggest bands in the
world in the 1970s and early ’80s, Dr. Hook’s plaudits are impressive — a slate
that includes more than 60 gold and platinum albums for Locorriere. Now boomers can relive some of those magical nights with Dennis Locorriere: The Unique Voice of Dr. Hook. Years on, he still has one of the
finest voices around, and impassioned heartbreak and lost innocence are his memes, which he trades in without reservation.

Directed by Robert Garofalo, this two-hour concert disc features
all the hits fans know and love. Recorded at the first British Acoustic Festival
held in Shrewsbury in the summer of 2006, its track listing is as follows: “Walk Right In,” “Only Sixteen,” “Sharing the Night Together,” “A Couple More Years,” “I Don’t Want to Be Alone Tonight,” “Freakin’ at the Freaker’s Ball,” “Better Love Next Time,” “Sleeping Late,” “Baby Makes Her Blue Jeans Talk,” “When You’re in Love with a Beautiful Woman,” “The Millionaire,” “A Little Bit More,” “More Like the Movies,” “Hearts (Like Yours and Mine),” “If Not You,” “The Cover of the Rolling Stone,” “Sexy Eyes,” “Sylvia’s Mother,” “You Make My Pants Want to Get Up and Dance,” “Queen of the Silver Dollar,” “The Ballad of Lucy Jordan” and “Years From Now.” Special bonus features, running just over 35 minutes,
include behind-the-scenes footage, a photo gallery, a glimpse at an exclusive acoustic
studio recording session from Shepperton Film Studios earlier this year, and a backstage interview with Locorriere. For more information, click here; to purchase the DVD title via Amazon, click here.