Nine Below Zero and Dr. Feelgood

Formed on Canvey Island in the 1970s, rhythm and blues act Dr. Feelgood achieved a UK number one album with Stupidity and global success with hits like Roxette and Milk and Alcohol. Julien Temple directed the 2010 film Oil City Confidential about their early years.

Formed in South London in 1977, blues-rock band Nine Below Zero emerged during the punk era with a classic Chicago blues and R and B sound. Known for their energetic live performances, they released their major-label debut, Live at the Marquee, in 1980, followed by the Glyn Johns-produced album Don't Point Your Finger. After a breakup in the 1980s, the group reunited in 1990 and continued performing.