EMI

Dr. Hook

4 Releases

121 Tracks

Formed 1968 in New Jersey as [a636855]. Their name was shortened in 1975 to Dr. Hook, disbanded in 1985.

Releases

'All The Best' cover art

All The Best

Album

2012

'Hits And History' cover art

Hits And History

Album

2007

'Greatest Hooks' cover art

Greatest Hooks

Album

2007

'Classic Masters' cover art

Classic Masters

Album

2002-03-26

Appears on

'Now Yearbook Extra '76 (63 More Essential Hits From 1976)' cover art

Now Yearbook Extra '76 (63 More Essential Hits From 1976)

Album

2025-10-10

'Now Yearbook '76' cover art

Now Yearbook '76

Album

2025-08-29

'Now That's What I Call Country ' cover art

Now That's What I Call Country

Album

2024-02-16

'Now Yearbook '79' cover art

Now Yearbook '79

Album

2022-09-09

'Now Yearbook Extra '80 (66 More Essential Hits From 1980)' cover art

Now Yearbook Extra '80 (66 More Essential Hits From 1980)

Album

2022-08-26

'Now That's What I Call Country' cover art

Now That's What I Call Country

Album

2021-02-19

'Soft Rock Forever' cover art

Soft Rock Forever

Album

2018-04-13

'Top Of The Pops 1975-1979' cover art

Top Of The Pops 1975-1979

Album

2016-09-02

'Living In The 70s ' cover art

Living In The 70s

Album

2011

'Hity Roku 1972' cover art

Hity Roku 1972

Album

2011

'Easy Volume 2' cover art

Easy Volume 2

Album

2001

Frequent Collaborators

Shel Silverstein

Dennis Locorriere

Charles Cochran

Perry Lee Barber