The Good Doctors: Music Is Medicine!

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"Bad Case of Loving You (Doctor, Doctor)" - Robert Palmer

(Aug./Sept. 1979, highest cht. pos. #1 Canada, #10 Cash Box,

#14 Hot 100, perf. on Australian TV show Countdown)

That was British bad boy Robert Palmer on the Australian music TV series

Countdown performing one of his definitive songs, "Bad Case of Loving

You (Doctor, Doctor)," a 1979 single that reached the top 15 on the

U.S. chart and went all the way to number one in Canada.

Hello...

I'm Doctor

Shaun Murphy.

I am a young autistic
surgeon with savant
syndrome on staff
at the prestigious
St. Bonaventure

Hospital in San Jose,
California, on the
TV medical drama
The Good Doctor. 

Along with my distinguished (but inferior to me) colleagues

and my on-again, off-again BFF Lea, I welcome you to

The Good Doctors:

Music Is Medicine...

...a sneak preview presented without commercial interruption.

The songs we play

will make you smile,

dance and have fun...

three things that

are outside of my

wheelhouse. In fact,

I don't even have

a wheelhouse. So,

go on and have

a good time.

I'll watch. 

I'm Lea Dilallo... 

Shaun's on-again, off-again platonic friend, on-again,

off-again roommate and on-again, off-again love interest.

Our next featured song comes to us from Anne Reburn, a talented young Okie

who moved to L-A and became a star on YouTube writing and singing her

own songs and performing creative covers. On her recordings, Anne

sings all of the vocal parts in harmony, plays multiple musical

instruments and does her own production mixing.

Anne is here to sing another popular

Robert Palmer song, one that topped

the chart in 1986. The iconic video

that promoted the single is one of

the most memorable from the

golden years of MTV. Upon

examination by Shaun and

 his team, the fella in the song

presented with the following

symptoms: body shakes, can't

sleep, can't eat, and heartbeat

in double time. I'm not a

doctor, but I know what's

wrong with him. Poor guy's

addicted to love. Here now

 is Anne Reburn doing the
Robert Palmer song in the

style of a hit cover by

Florence & The Machine!

"Addicted To Love" - Robert Palmer cover in the style of

Florence and the Machine by Anne Reburn (May 2017) 

I'm Dr. Claire Brown...

a surgical resident, co-worker and close friend of Shaun Murphy.

I have a reputation for showing empathy for patients and families

and for my emotional maturity, patience and understanding.

Now here is Cuts Monsieur,

a Japanese singer and musician

who loves The Beatles and is on

a mission to cover all their songs.

Like Anne Reburn, the artist Lea

introduced, Cuts overdubs all

vocal and instrumental parts

in his home studio.

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Here's a song from The Beatles 1966

Revolver album. He's a man you must

believe. Helping anyone in need.

No one can succeed like--

"Doctor Robert!"

"Doctor Robert" - Beatles cover by

Cuts Monsieur / Cuts The Beat! (June 2019)

I'm Dr. Morgan Reznick...

a competitive, self-centered surgical resident at St. Bonaventure.

 I have a friendly ongoing rivalry with Dr. Claire Brown

because she and I have opposite personalities and work ethics.

For instance, I once flashed

my boobies at a very sick

male patient at his bedside.

The dude made the speediest

recovery in medical history.

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The latest admission to my unit

is a young man by the name of

(wait... I need to look it up...)

Michael Jackson. His chief

complaint is a broken heart.

Here with more details are

Michael and The Jacksons

singing "This Place Hotel,"

a hit song better known

as- "Heartbreak Hotel!"

"This Place Hotel" aka "Heartbreak Hotel"

- The Jacksons (Jan/Feb. 1981, highest chart

pos. #2 R&B/#21 Cash Box/#22 Hot 100) 

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My next patient is

a gentleman named

James Brown.  I need

to hold him overnight

for observation because

he keeps breaking out

in a "Cold Sweat." 

"Cold Sweat (Pt. 1)" - James Brown

(Aug./Sept. 1967, highest chart pos. #1 R&B,

#7 Hot 100/#10 Cash Box)

Welsh warbler Bonnie Tyler came into St. Bonaventure with, in her words,

"nothing but a heartache." Well, as it turned out, both arms were also in

bad shape, because she was in the habit of loving her man till her arms

break.  In 1978, Bonnie appeared on the London-based TV music

show Top Of The Pops and performed her signature song.

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Here's Bonnie doing her top 3 hit- "It's A Heartache!"

"It's A Heartache" - Bonnie Tyler

 (May/June 1978, highest chart pos. #3 Hot 100 & Cash Box,

performance on British TV show Top Of The Pops)

If you liked

what you saw

and heard in this

sneak preview,

then listen up,

because I have

great news.

Shady Del Knight just texted me

saying that he so enjoyed our

little presentation that he has

ordered a pilot episode of

The Good Doctors:

Music Is Medicine.

There's a good chance the pilot

 will lead to a regular spot on

the Shady's Place program

schedule. (I'm gonna flash

Shady to seal the deal.)

So check your listings and stay tuned for more of

The Good Doctors:

Music Is Medicine.

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 To play us off, here again is bad boy Robert Palmer with the "Extended

Meow Mix" of his signature song "Bad Case Of Loving You (Doctor, Doctor)."

Now for Shaun Murphy, Lea Dilallo and Morgan Reznick, I'm Claire Brown

reminding you that music is medicine. Whenever you're down and out,

take a dose or two and feel better fast. Thanks for joining us today.

We'll be seeing you soon!

"Bad Case of Loving You (Doctor, Doctor)" Ext. Meow Mix - Robert Palmer

(Aug./Sept. 1979, highest cht. pos. #1 Canada, 10 Cash Box/#14 Hot 100)