Stupidity (Bad Manners album)

Stupidity is the ninth and final studio album by British 2 Tone and ska band Bad Manners, released in 17 June 2003.

Stupidity
Studio album by
Released17 June 2003
GenreSka
LabelBad Records
ProducerBuster Bloodvessel, Peter Ker, Louis Cook, Glover
Bad Manners chronology
Special Brew
(2000)
Stupidity
(2003)
Can Can
(2006)
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
Allmusic[1]

Track listing

  • All songs by Bad Manners unless noted.
  1. "Fatman" (Neil Hefti)
  2. "Can't Take My Eyes off You" (Bob Crewe, Bob Gaudio) [not hsm version]
  3. "Happy"
  4. "What Ya Gonna Do"
  5. "Black Night" (Ritchie Blackmore)
  6. "I'm a Mummy" (Bob McFadden, Rod McKuen)
  7. "Way out Mummy" (Robert Ritterbusch)
  8. "Teddy Bears Picnic" (J.W. Bratton)
  9. "Cider Drinker" (The Wurzels)
  10. "Tossin"
  11. "Dat Think There" (Pluto Shevrington)
  12. "I Don't Care" (Copyright Control)
  13. "Do Nothing" (Golding)
  14. "Eng-Er-Land" (Copyright Control)
  15. "Hoots Mon" (Copyright Control)
  16. "Manners Knees-Up" (Copyright Control)

Personnel

  • Buster Bloodvessel - Lead Vocals & Production
  • Louis Alphonso - Guitar, Additional Keyboards & Production
  • Alan Perry - Alto Saxophone & Backing Vocals
  • Lee Thompson - Bass
  • Rickesh Macwana - Keyboards
  • Trevor Irving - Trumpet
  • Warren Middleton - Trombone
  • Matt Godwin - Saxophone
  • Tony 'Treacle' Richardson - Saxophone
  • Tony Ardin - Saxophone
  • Carlton Hunt - Drums
  • Russel Wynn - Percussion
  • Simon Cuell - Guitar, Backing Vocals & Production
  • Chris Bull - Trumpet
  • Trevor Swift - Saxophone
  • John Gale - Saxophone
  • Dave Welton - Bass Trombone
  • Chris Welch - Trumpet
  • Alex Arudel - Trumpet
  • Carlton Hunt - Percussion
  • Mark Harrison - Drums
  • John Thompson - Bass
  • Steve Armstrong - Guitar
  • Phil Baptiste - Drums
  • Dave Turner - Harmonica
  • Anton O'Dochertaigh - Bagpipes
  • Peter Ker - Engineer & Production
  • Glover - Additional Production
  • Engineered by Mikey Miller
  • Recorded at 811 Studios, Cowfold, Sussex

References

This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files.