02. "Billy Bentley (Promenades himself in London)"
03. "Crippled with nerves"
04. "Huffety puff"
05. "The Roadette song"
06. "Pam's moods"
07. "Broken skin"
08. "Upminister kid"
09. "Patience (So what?)"
10. "Father"
11. "Thank you Mum"
12. "Rough kids (Album Version)"
13. "The badger and the rabbit"
14. "The mumble rumble and the cocktail rock"
15. "The call-up"
16. "Who's to know?"
17. "Back to Blighty"
18. "O.K. Roland"
19. "Twenty tiny fingers (Sore Throat Mix)"
Disc 02 01. "Upminister kid (In Session - Capital Radio, 26-27th April 1974)"
02. "The walk (In Session - Capital Radio, 26-27th April 1974)"
03. "The roadette song (In Session - Capital Radio, 26-27th April 1974)"
04. "Crippled with nerves (In Session - Capital Radio, 26-27th April 1974)"
05. "The call-up (In Session - Capital Radio, 26-27th April 1974)"
06. "Pam's moods (In Session - Capital Radio, 26-27th April 1974)"
07. "Billy Bentley (In Session - Capital Radio, 26-27th April 1974)"
08. "The old bang (In Session - Capital Radio, 26-27th April 1974)"
09. "You're more than fair (In Session - Capital Radio, 26-27th April 1974)"
10. "Rough kids (In Session - Capital Radio, 26-27th April 1974)"
11. "The mumble rumble and the cocktail rock (In Session - Capital Radio, 26-27th April 1974)"
Number of discs:
2
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Original Album Plus Bonustr. And In-session Recordings
Description:
Digitally remastered and expanded two CD edition. Before Ian Dury & The Blockheads scored Top 10 hits, singer/songwriter Dury had found favor on London's thriving pub rock scene as frontman with Kilburn And The High Roads. Formed in 1971, the band's eclectic blend of art school proto-punk infused with rock 'n' roll, jazz, ska and old time Music Hall humor ensured they became a popular fixture on the college circuit. Coming to the attention of Pye Records, the band was signed to it's Dawn imprint in 1974 with the album Handsome following a year later, by which point the Kilburn's had disbanded. Their lone 45, 'Rough Kids' b/w 'Billy Bentley (Parades Himself In London)' proved inspirational, with Sex Pistol Glen Matlock citing it as influential. Although commercially unsuccessful, Handsome proved an early showcase for Dury's lyrical dexterity, wherein touchy subjects such as his own disability and domestic violence are tackled, in typically confrontational fashion. Broadcast on Capital Radio in April 1974, Disc Two's previously unreleased live session provides a taste of their onstage shows; organic, energized performances which clearly proved hard to replicate in the recording studio.
Rock&Pop
99.373
