Kilburn and the High-Roads were one of thee Outsider groups. Boasting at least two disabled members among various other misfits,including Keith Lucas,aka Nick cash of 999. A motley crew whose total lack of image became their image.
They played a kind of understated, cabaret-stained version of Pub rock. Ian Dury had yet to find his vocal confidence,or lyrical gymnastics, but a healthy dose of intelligent humour pervades all of this fine album. About as far away from Led Zeppelin as one could get in 1975.....so it must be good?
Tracklist:
The Roadette Song
Pam's Mood
Crippled With Nerves
Broken Skin
Upminster Kid
Patience(So What?)
Father
Thank You Mum
Rough Kids
The Badger & The Rabbit
The Mumble Rumble And The Cocktail Rock
The Call-Up
6 comments:
Size of download file seems okay, but only 2 tracks are shown...
I can't seem to unzip this, it gets stuck on the second track. Otherwise a great blog with musical tastes as diverse as my own.
THANKS!!!!!
Shoot!.....i'll reup it this very evening!!!...sorry 'bout this.
Hi all now hopefully fixed and reupped to MEGA....not a popular host but, safe from copyright complaints.
Ya lo baje!
Saludos desde Monte Grande, Argentina!
Thank you thank you thank you!
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