There's a Doctor
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There's a Doctor est une chanson du groupe britannique The Who, parue sur l'opéra-rock Tommy, sorti en 1969.
Caractéristiques
C'est une des très courtes chansons de transition qui parsèment la seconde moitié de l'album (à l'instar de Miracle Cure et Do You Think It's Alright?). Dans ce titre, Mr. Walker, le père de Tommy, annonce qu'il a trouvé un médecin spécialiste qui pourrait soigner le traumatisme de son fils.
Au point de vue musical, on entend du piano, de la basse, ainsi que de la batterie, à quelques instants. Pete Townshend est au chant principal, en alternance avec les chœurs.
Dans une version précédente de l'album, ce titre était précédé d'une version studio de Young Man Blues[1].
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Notes et références
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| Années 1960 |
I Can't Explain · Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere · My Generation · Substitute · A Legal Matter · The Kids Are Alright · I'm a Boy · La-La-La Lies · Happy Jack · Pictures of Lily · The Last Time · I Can See for Miles · Dogs · Magic Bus · Pinball Wizard · I'm Free |
| Années 1970 |
The Seeker · Summertime Blues · See Me, Feel Me · Won't Get Fooled Again · Let's See Action · Behind Blue Eyes · Join Together · Relay · 5:15 · Love, Reign o'er Me · The Real Me · Postcard · Squeeze Box · Slip Kid · Who Are You · Trick of the Light · Long Live Rock |
| Années 1980-2000 |
You Better You Bet · Don't Let Go the Coat · Athena · Eminence Front · It's Hard · Twist and Shout (Live) · Real Good Looking Boy · It's Not Enough |
| Autres chansons |
A Quick One, While He's Away · Cousin Kevin · Sparks · Baba O'Riley · Boris the Spider · Fiddle About · Naked Eye · Glow Girl · Heaven and Hell · Melancholia · Whiskey Man · Acid Queen · My Wife · I Am the Sea · I've Had Enough · The Rock · Quadrophenia · Cut My Hair · The Punk and the Godfather · I'm One · The Dirty Jobs · Helpless Dancer · Is It in My Head? · Sea and Sand · Drowned · Bell Boy · Doctor Jimmy · Love Ain't for Keeping · Bargain · The Song Is Over · Going Mobile · Getting in Tune · Water · Pure and Easy · I Don't Even Know Myself · Too Much of Anything · Young Man Blues · Time Is Passing · Overture · It's a Boy · We're Not Gonna Take It · 1921 · Eyesight to the Blind · Amazing Journey · Tommy's Holiday Camp · Christmas · Underture · Welcome · Sally Simpson · Do You Think It's Alright? · Miracle Cure · There's a Doctor · Go to the Mirror! · Tommy, Can You Hear Me? · Smash the Mirror · Sensation · Sunrise · Armenia City in the Sky · Dogs Part Two · Heinz Baked Beans · Tattoo · Mary Anne with the Shaky Hand · Odorono · Hall of the Mountain King · Our Love Was · I Can't Reach You · Medac · Relax · Silas Stingy · Rael 1 · Rael 2 · Glittering Girl · Someone's Coming · Jaguar · Early Morning Cold Taxi · Girl's Eyes · However Much I Booze · Dreaming From the Waist · Imagine a Man · Success Story · They Are All in Love · Blue, Red and Grey · In a Hand or a Face · How Many Friends · Run, Run, Run · Out in the Street · The Good's Gone · The Ox · I Don't Mind · Please, Please, Please · It's Not True · Circles · Bald Headed Woman · So Sad About Us · I Need You · Cobwebs and Strange · Daddy Rolling Stone |
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