10 professional karaoke tracks Mp4 group Doctor Hook

Doctor Hook's 10 professional Mp4 karaoke bases are perfect for those who love to sing and want exceptional sound quality. With these bases, you can perform like a real professional and improve your performances. Using the most advanced technologies, these karaoke bases will offer you a unique and engaging singing experience.

Titles you will find in this pack of 10 karaoke tracks in mp4:

1. Dr. Hook If I told you you had a nice body SF Karaoke
2. Doctor Hook - The Sweetest of All Karaoke San Francisco
3. Dr Hook - A Little More - Karaoke Version
4. Dr Hook - I Don't Want To Be Alone Tonight - Karaoke Version
5. Dr Hook - Storms Never Last - Karaoke Version
6. Dr. Hook A couple more years Karaoke
7. Freakin At The Freakers Ball in the style of Dr. Hook Karaoke with lyrics
8. IF NOT YOU original karaoke - Dr.Hook original instrumental karaoke
9. karaoke, DR HOOK, THE MILLIONAIRE
10. Sylvias Mother - Dr Hook (Karaoke Version)

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Some curiosities about the Doctor Hook group

Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show, more commonly known as Dr. Hook, was an American rock band formed in 1967 in Union City, New Jersey. The band became known for their unique style of music that blended rock, country, and pop, as well as their theatrical and humorous stage performances.

The original lineup consisted of Ray Sawyer (vocals), Dennis Locorriere (vocals and guitar), George Cummings (guitar), Billy Francis (keyboards), Jance Garfat (bass) and Jay David (drums). The band achieved their first commercial success in 1972 with the song "Sylvia's Mother".

Dr. Hook's greatest success came in the 1970s with a string of hits, including "The Cover of 'Rolling Stone,'" "Sharing the Night Together," and "When You're in Love with a Beautiful Woman." The band was known for their rebellious spirit and catchy songs, which made them one of the most popular bands of their time.

Despite lineup changes over the years and the end of the commercial hit era in the 1980s, Dr. Hook continued to perform and record music well into the 1990s. Their music continues to be loved by fans around the world for its fun and infectious spirit.