This 1976 single from Dr. Hook captured the band in transition, trading their signature countrified swagger for a more polished, adult-contemporary sound that foreshadowed their future hits.
- "A Little Bit More" was co-written by Peter Allen and Jeff Barry, both prolific songwriters with numerous hits to their names.
- The song reached number 11 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1976.
- The track was produced by Ron Haffkine, who also worked with other artists on the Capitol Records roster.
Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show were a rock band founded in the late 1960s, known for their eclectic mix of country, folk rock, and pop music. Emerging from the Union City, New Jersey, music scene, they gained popularity for their humor and the distinctive, raspy vocals of their frontman. At the time of "A Little Bit More"'s release in 1976, the band was transitioning away from their more raucous, country-rock sound, leaning into a smoother, more pop-oriented production that would define their later career.
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