Dr. Love (song)

"Dr. Love" is a song by the American hard rock band Kiss, originally released on their 1976 album Rock and Roll Over. It was written primarily by Gene Simmons, with some input from Paul Stanley. The song features Simmons on lead vocals and bass, and is a quintessential Kiss anthem, characterized by its catchy chorus, heavy guitar riffs, and suggestive lyrics.

The song's lyrical content centers on the persona of "Dr. Love," a character that embodies sexual prowess and desirability. It's a classic example of Kiss's theatrical and often tongue-in-cheek approach to rock and roll themes. While the lyrics are suggestive, they are typically delivered with a sense of fun and exaggeration, fitting the band's overall image.

"Dr. Love" became a concert staple for Kiss, frequently appearing in their live performances for decades. Its popularity stems from its high-energy performance, sing-along chorus, and its reflection of the band's larger-than-life stage presence. The song contributed significantly to Rock and Roll Over's commercial success and remains a fan favorite. It has been included on numerous Kiss compilation albums and live recordings, solidifying its place as one of their signature songs.