the original band were present along with manager Chris Fenwick, former tour manager and Stiff Records boss Jake Riviera and other friends and colleagues of the band. The film has its own Facebook page. Reviewing the film for The Independent, Nick Hasted concluded: "Feelgood are remembered in rock history, if at all, as John the Baptists to punk's messiahs". On general release from 1 February 2010, the film was critically well received, with Peter Bradshaw of The Guardian describing it as "...a vivid study of period, music and place". The film was first broadcast on BBC Four in April 2010. A major exhibition of memorabilia celebrating the band's career ran at The Canvey Club between May and July 2013, having been extended several times. On 16 June 2021, it was announced that Walwyn was "unavailable to play live shows for the foreseeable future", due to family holiday commitments and the fact that his son has a possible compromised immune system. Later concerts were played by former guitarist Gordon Russell, whom Walwyn had replaced 32 years before. Members Current members Phil H. Mitchell – bass, acoustic guitar, backing vocals Kevin Morris – drums, percussion, backing vocals Gordon Russell – lead and slide guitars, backing vocals Robert Kane – lead vocals, harmonica Gallery Discography Down by the Jetty (1975) Malpractice (1975) Stupidity (1976) Sneakin' Suspicion (1977) Be Seeing You (1977) Private Practice (1978) Let It Roll (1979) A Case of the Shakes (1980) Fast Women & Slow Horses (1982) Doctor's Orders (1984) Mad Man Blues (1985) Brilleaux (1986) Classic (1987) Primo (1991) The Feelgood Factor (1993) On the Road Again (1996) Chess Masters (2000) Repeat Prescription (2006) References Bibliography Jost, Roland; Nättilä, Teppo, Mäkinen, Rauno – From Roxette To Ramona, Dr Feelgood And Wilko Johnson on Record – Down by the Jetty – The Dr Feelgood Story by Tony Moon – Northdown Publishing 1997 (Rev 2002) – External links Official website Wilko Johnson official site Dr. Feelgood biography at Allmusic.com website 2006 interview with Wilko Johnson Website of the Julien Temple film on the early years English blues rock musical groups British pub rock music groups Canvey Island Music in Southend-on-Sea British rhythm and blues musical groups Musical groups established in 1971 Musical groups from Essex United Artists Records artists Stiff Records artists