Description
DESCRIPTION
Digitally remastered and expanded edition. Neil Innes' sad and sudden death in December 2019 robbed the world of one of Britain's most original and unique musical and comic talents. Innes made his name in the 1960s with the Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band before diversifying in the 1970s into TV, solo and other projects - including the famous and much-loved Beatles pastiche The Rutles. How Sweet To Be An Idiot was Neil's debut solo album, first issued on United Artists in 1973, it's title and cover design reflecting Neil's eccentric sense of humor. The album has never been reissued on CD in it's original format and sleeve - until now! Cherry Red were working with Neil on this project prior to his tragic death. The package boasts 10 bonus tracks, some of them previously unissued, including the different single arrangement of the album's title track and various A- and B-sides (including single mixes of the Bonzos' 'Slush' and 'Music From Rawlinson's End' from their album Let's Make Up And Be Friendly).
TracksCredits
1 Prologue
2 Momma B
3 Immortal Invisible
4 Topless-A-Go-Go
5 Feel No Shame
6 How Sweet to Be An Idiot
7 Dream
8 L'amour Perdu
9 Song for Yvonne
10 This Love of Ours
11 Singing a Song Is Easy
12 Slush (Single Version)
13 Music from Rawlinson's End (Single Version)
14 How Sweet to Be An Idiot (Single Version)
15 The Age of Desperation
16 Re-Cycled Vinyl Blues
17 Fluff on the Needle
18 Lie Down and Be Counted
19 Bandwagon
20 What Noise Annoys a Noisy Oyster
21 Oo-Chuck-A-Mao-Mao
