Lead vocalist of Dr. Feelgood & exponent of the blues harp/sometime guitarist, who moved to Canvey Island in the UK as a teenager and was one of the founding partners of that Island's seminal rhythm & blues band along with Wilko Johnson.
Born: 10 May 1952, Durban, South Africa.
Died: 7 April 1994, Leigh-on-Sea, Essex, UK.
He was also a driving force in helping Jake Riviera's founding of Stiff Records and a regular at The Grand Hotel watering hole - an inspirational location for [m66129]. Brilleaux died of lymphoma at his Leigh home, survived by his wife Shirley and children Kelly and Nick.
2017
Parlophone
4xCD, Comp
2017
Parlophone
LP, Comp
1986
Black Bird records (3)
LP, Album
2025
2024
Cherry Red
3xCD, Comp
2022
Captain Oi!, Cherry Red
2xCD, Comp
2021
Grand Records (2)
2xCD, Comp
2017
2014
2013
2012
100 Hits
5xCD, Comp + Box
2012
2011
2009
Tumbet Music
CDr, Album
2007
2006
EMI, Sony BMG Music Entertainment
3xCD, Comp + Box
2006
2004
Caducée Records
CD, Album
2003
FonoAstur
CD, Comp
2002
2002
2001
M10, M10
2xCD, Album
2001
Grand Records (2)
CD, Album, Comp, RM
2001
Background Radiation
2xCD, Comp, S/Edition
2000
1999
1998
Outside Records (3)
CD, Comp
1995
EMI, EMI
5xCD, Comp + Box
1994
1993
1992
1991
Discos Primitivos
LP
1991
Sonet
CD, Comp
1991
1991
1991
1991
1991
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1987
Omac, Omac
7", Single
1987
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Capitol Records, Capitol Records
LP, Comp
1985
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1978
United Artists Records
LP, Comp
1978
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1975
1994
Thunderbolt, The Magnum Music Group
CD, Comp
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