Nine Below Zero and Dr. Feelgood

Formed on Canvey Island in the 1970s, Dr. Feelgood became a top live rhythm and blues act. Known for raw performances, they hit No. 1 in the UK with "Stupidity" and gained global fame with singles like "Roxette" and "Milk and Alcohol." Original lineup changed, but they continue to tour globally with members like Robert Kane. Featured in Julien Temple’s film "Oil City Confidential."

Nine Below Zero, formed in South London in 1977, fused Chicago blues with punk energy. Known for "Live at the Marquee," they worked with top producer Glyn Johns. Despite setbacks, including lineup changes, they reunited in 1990 to sold-out shows, maintaining their influence and stage presence.