Ian Dury & The Blockheads Laughter Vinyl LP 2025
1? Sueperman's Big Sister
2? Pardon
3? Delusions Of Grandeur
4? Yes & No (Paula)
5? Dance Of The Crackpots
6? Over The Points
7? (Take Your Elbow Out Of The Soup You're Sitting On The Chicken)
8? Uncoolohol
9? Hey, Hey, Take Me Away
10? Manic Depression (Jimi)
11? Oh Mr Peanut
12? Fucking Ada
After two platinum â selling solo albums on the bounce, Ian Dury found himself at a creative crossroads with âLaughterâ. His songwriting partner Chas Jankel had exited The Blockheads afer a gruelling promotional tour and was replaced with Dr. Feelgood legend Wilko Johnson on guitar duties. Meanwhile Blockheads keyboard player Mick Gallagher returned to the band following a US tour with The Clash.
The ironically titled âLaughterâ (âI called it âLaughterâ to cheer myself upâ) saw Dury genius for lyrics turn towards his personal and historical demons on an angry and harrowing set of songs, such as âDelusions Of Grandeurâ, âManic Depression (Jimi)â and âFucking Adaâ, while âHey, Hey, Take Me Awayâ recalled the time heâd attended a special school stricken with polio. âLaughterâ also carried one of the all-time classic singles âSuepermanâs Big Sisterâ.
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$14.56Ian Dury & The Blockheads Laughter Vinyl LP 2025
1? Sueperman's Big Sister
2? Pardon
3? Delusions Of Grandeur
4? Yes & No (Paula)
5? Dance Of The Crackpots
6? Over The Points
7? (Take Your Elbow Out Of The Soup You're Sitting On The Chicken)
8? Uncoolohol
9? Hey, Hey, Take Me Away
10? Manic Depression (Jimi)
11? Oh Mr Peanut
12? Fucking Ada
After two platinum â selling solo albums on the bounce, Ian Dury found himself at a creative crossroads with âLaughterâ. His songwriting partner Chas Jankel had exited The Blockheads afer a gruelling promotional tour and was replaced with Dr. Feelgood legend Wilko Johnson on guitar duties. Meanwhile Blockheads keyboard player Mick Gallagher returned to the band following a US tour with The Clash.
The ironically titled âLaughterâ (âI called it âLaughterâ to cheer myself upâ) saw Dury genius for lyrics turn towards his personal and historical demons on an angry and harrowing set of songs, such as âDelusions Of Grandeurâ, âManic Depression (Jimi)â and âFucking Adaâ, while âHey, Hey, Take Me Awayâ recalled the time heâd attended a special school stricken with polio. âLaughterâ also carried one of the all-time classic singles âSuepermanâs Big Sisterâ.
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1? Sueperman's Big Sister
2? Pardon
3? Delusions Of Grandeur
4? Yes & No (Paula)
5? Dance Of The Crackpots
6? Over The Points
7? (Take Your Elbow Out Of The Soup You're Sitting On The Chicken)
8? Uncoolohol
9? Hey, Hey, Take Me Away
10? Manic Depression (Jimi)
11? Oh Mr Peanut
12? Fucking Ada
After two platinum â selling solo albums on the bounce, Ian Dury found himself at a creative crossroads with âLaughterâ. His songwriting partner Chas Jankel had exited The Blockheads afer a gruelling promotional tour and was replaced with Dr. Feelgood legend Wilko Johnson on guitar duties. Meanwhile Blockheads keyboard player Mick Gallagher returned to the band following a US tour with The Clash.
The ironically titled âLaughterâ (âI called it âLaughterâ to cheer myself upâ) saw Dury genius for lyrics turn towards his personal and historical demons on an angry and harrowing set of songs, such as âDelusions Of Grandeurâ, âManic Depression (Jimi)â and âFucking Adaâ, while âHey, Hey, Take Me Awayâ recalled the time heâd attended a special school stricken with polio. âLaughterâ also carried one of the all-time classic singles âSuepermanâs Big Sisterâ.
