Til The Day I Die

Shame On You

Dockta D and The Infirmary

It Smells Like Love

Blessin In Disguise

National Blues Band

True Blue

Bruce DiMattia's Album

Never Done So Wrong

Live recording of Last Waltz Live, 2013.
(Revamp1)

Mystery Train (live)

Fixated

Some Like It Hot

Oral Fixation

Lose My Blues

Funky Town

One Of A Kind (swing version)

Born under a bad sign, Dockta D has been blowin' harmonica ever since he was ten. He fell in love with the blues harp one fateful night  at a Paul Butterfield concert held c1971 in his high school gymnasium. He heard Paul's sweet and monstrous amplified harp screaming through the PA and the young Dockta D (known back then as "Intern D") knew right then and there that he would be a harp player for the rest of his life. From that day forth, he could be heard practicing daily in the stairwells of his high school, which had a nice echo. Soon, he started his own band, which he called, " Loose Goose"*, which performed in the Quad-State area. He loved playing for people and soon adapted a 50 ft mic cable into the act so that he could venture out into the audience and play directly to the people (pre-dating the wireless audience forays of the marvelous Rod Piazza). He also pioneered the fine art of jumping from the top of the PA cabinets into the audience to end the show on the last note (and thereby credits himself with stage-diving and crowd surfing). He never broke a single leg nor skull - his own or anybody else's - not one single time. He knew, if he did, the blues would heal it.

Dockta D

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