Actually the title is correct. But so are you. Just technically less so. The Blockheads were the backing band but the album it was from was credited as just Ian Drury. Oddly the single did include the Blockheads.
I was 13 years old when New Boots and Panties was released. It was the first album I ever bought. It sounds as great today as it did 47 years ago. Where did all that time go?
Saw Ian and the blockheads in Streatham, London. When they opened their first song the seated audience went bonkers and rushed down the front for an evening of craziness - No idea when this was now - late 70s tho - one my very best experiences ever ever. RIP Mr D ❤
I live as far away as Chile and I was never able to have any kind of connection with Ian Dury but I feel that I love him like that thug uncle who always went out of the family television repertoire. Marvelous
I saw him live in Hemel Hempstead about 1978 I had got several records, but his live performance was tremendous, Blockheads brilliant,🥰. great memories
Just got a shit load of my need to get my shit together...Ian had suffered with polio,and still didn't let his dream of escape him...what a trooper!!!!
Love it... Ian is a total legend, his genius lyrics are easily on a par with that other great R&R wordsmith Chuck Berry... Ian also had a much better band!
“Young and old. . .” Great lyric. Ian had a way with words. He’s was especially good at capturing mixed emotions, ambivalence. And Ian and the Blockheads really had a feel for that early rock n’ roll
Skinny white sailor The chances were slender The beauties were brief Shall I mourn your decline with some Thunderbird wine And a black handkerchief ? I miss your sad Virginia whisper I miss the voice that called my heart Sweet Gene Vincent Young … And old … And gone
Back in the days before in-ear monitors, when rock stages were littered with massive speakers to enable musicians to hear what they were doing but which no doubt resulted in many of them developing tinnitus and other hearing problems. The hot lights have largely been replaced by low-energy modern equivalents, so stages are no longer the uncomfortably hot working environments they used to be.
j'adorais ça quand j'étais jeune , est ce un hommage ou une parodie ou les deux ? En plus Gene Vincent est mon all time Rock'n'Roller. Ha okay Ian est fan aussi
it seemed filmed for French TV. I think it's in Theatre de l Empire. a big old venue i never went to. Also Wilko played there with one of his bands but he played to a packed house. I think this sequence here is a rehearsal and it s all LIVE! which is a performance for the French (TV) because they did a lot of dubbed rubbish or what they call PLAYBACK, I feel Antoine De Caunes was possibly behind that programme. Cool Years.
What's with Davey Payne? He shuffles his feet a bit at the beginning of the song, then he just stands there and doesn't play , or move. On the other "live" version of this song, he is playing, even has a solo.
Such talent. I saw them live years ago. Wonderful
My old mum died yesterday in her sleep. I'm dedicating this tune to her. Thanks for everything you did to help mum. I miss you already. Godspeed.
Sorry for your loss
God bless
God Bless your mother. I know what it means to lose a Mother. Be strongth
I lost my mother 41 years ago. ❤ GOD bless you.
bless you man
Title should be Ian Dury and the Blockheads. The Blockheads: One of the best live bands you can find.
Yep
Actually the title is correct. But so are you. Just technically less so. The Blockheads were the backing band but the album it was from was credited as just Ian Drury.
Oddly the single did include the Blockheads.
@@tigerflicks5958 you are right about the album and the single cover. But this is a video of the legendary Ian Dury AND The Blockheads live.
Ian Dury didn't let anything hold him back great man band My son is named after his son Baxter the kid on the kBaP album I think I got that right
I think people know.
Imagine the shit that Ian went through because of polio and he came through smiling,God love you Ian.
Meanwhile some spoiled parents today refuse all vaccines for their kids
Frightening to think what we would’ve missed if he hadn’t fought it. Thank Ian
God speed, Ian.
DDT caused polio
I was 13 years old when New Boots and Panties was released. It was the first album I ever bought. It sounds as great today as it did 47 years ago. Where did all that time go?
I love this man.
IN MEMORY OF GENE VINCENT AND IAN BOTH GONE
Saw Ian and the blockheads in Streatham, London. When they opened their first song the seated audience went bonkers and rushed down the front for an evening of craziness - No idea when this was now - late 70s tho - one my very best experiences ever ever. RIP Mr D ❤
Perhaps the best ever tribute to another artist in song.
True talent never dies may the legacy last forever
My first ever album new boots and panties brilliant R I P ian
terrific album
So many great memories of this album. My first experience of listening was mind blowing. No one like him. Ever. 🙏
Whilst Ian Dury was never musically or vocally trained, he does put in a brilliant singing performance in this live version.
I live as far away as Chile and I was never able to have any kind of connection with Ian Dury but I feel that I love him like that thug uncle who always went out of the family television repertoire. Marvelous
Tight as a drum, love Davey Payne’s statue impression
SO funny just stood there not moving
@@bartydulake1 yeah he’s an original
How could anyone not "be moved" to move hearing this rollicking tune?! He is funny. I love his boots. 👏
One of the tightest bands on earth. Glorious.
I saw him live in Hemel Hempstead about 1978 I had got several records, but his live performance was tremendous, Blockheads brilliant,🥰. great memories
Ah yes…I was there for that gig!
The Pavilion?
❤
So handsome and that voice.
I've watched and listened to Ian Dury a lot more this month and it sounds just as good as always, even better.
Revisiting my youth. Love the honesty of we're the lyrics came from in the album sheets. Mint
The sax guy is just love'n it
He had such amazing band mates! Everyone of them top of their game.
Raw and absolutely f’king brilliant !!.
Great tribute to the legendary Gene Vincent
Great track by a brilliant band.
Both artists lived through physical impediments and made their mark on music
this man had more class than any body i have ever seen miss him with al my heart lots of love bro
Ian Dury sweet Gene Vincent..... there’s one in every town! How true! Seriously it really is!
So f ,,,,,,,king brilliant 😊🎉
one of the greatest songs ever.
And the legend that is Norman Watt-Roy.
Great to know our French friends also love Ian Dury !
u should hear what Ian did to our sleazy impresario numero uno when he was invited to dinner (it's all in a book I read, I'm not that intelligent)
One of my favorites from Ian Dury of my favorite 50's rock and roller. I miss both Dury and Vincent.
How old do you think he was?
@@captainkenzie6873 Ian Dury was 36 at the time of this release which was coincidently the age of Gene Vincent when he died. Have a nice day!
Love this song - and can't imagine liking another version
Just got a shit load of my need to get my shit together...Ian had suffered with polio,and still didn't let his dream of escape him...what a trooper!!!!
Hope you’re still chasing it and didn’t let it fall by the wayside
Love you Mr dury and the blockheads, thanks for the music
Real music 🎵 one legend singing about another legend … 👍
Sweet Gene Vincent. There's one in every town. Catch Ian's cameo in the 1985 film Number One if you haven't seen it. Absolute classic.
He also had a part in Judge Dredd.
Love it... Ian is a total legend, his genius lyrics are easily on a par with that other great R&R wordsmith Chuck Berry... Ian also had a much better band!
Yes, Berry doesn't get much credit for being the best lyricist of the 50s. Dury picked up the slack in the 70s.
I totally and completely agree .
Rippin’ rock-n-roll at its finest, and as such, a most-fitting tribute to the late, but immortal Virginia Ripper!..
MASSIVELY MISSED... Ian durey.... When remembered. ..he will always be kept alive
Love them. Just listened to them today, 5-15-24 here in Idaho!!
Some musical talent in that band!
Best of bests, Gene and Ian!
one of the underated singers songwriters and group of musicians
“Young and old. . .” Great lyric. Ian had a way with words. He’s was especially good at capturing mixed emotions, ambivalence.
And Ian and the Blockheads really had a feel for that early rock n’ roll
15 yrs of age this hits u in the face
Oh gosh that's so much fun!!!!!!!!
love the frozen brass player...
Beautiful
Legend 👏 singing about his Hero Gene Vincent class 👏✊👊
christ i've only just found this, proof that they were better live (but still the business, of course) . fucking brilliant, cheers
Unvorgettable ❤
Saw this at Hammersmith Odeon. Bliss.
SAw G V. LIVE AT SUTTON Granada what a show Blue Caps rocked it out!!
Brilliant fab song
Yeah
He was so gorgeous ....
Brilliant!
They were a really talented group
Good old times
I love this song.
CLASS 🎼🎶🎵🎶🎺
love the pearly king jacket
Skinny white sailor
The chances were slender
The beauties were brief
Shall I mourn your decline with some Thunderbird wine
And a black handkerchief ?
I miss your sad Virginia whisper
I miss the voice that called my heart
Sweet
Gene
Vincent
Young …
And old …
And gone
Wow 😯 Davey is really the real life human statue. 2:26
imagine being there.
To all the thumbs down! WTF is wrong with you!..peace! Out!
Love it!!!
Thanksss...!!! ;)
Great line up! 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🇦🇷🇦🇷
Charismatic!
I miss the miss....
Pearly Kings and Queens are so prevalent in London these days. They have to dodge the typical London residents all singing "Consider Yourself".
Yes.
The amount of love for his DAD...fuck that!!!
Back in the days before in-ear monitors, when rock stages were littered with massive speakers to enable musicians to hear what they were doing but which no doubt resulted in many of them developing tinnitus and other hearing problems. The hot lights have largely been replaced by low-energy modern equivalents, so stages are no longer the uncomfortably hot working environments they used to be.
Genious
LEGEND
He was such a nice bloke from Harrow Weld
Killer ending
So many
j'adorais ça quand j'étais jeune , est ce un hommage ou une parodie ou les deux ? En plus Gene Vincent est mon all time Rock'n'Roller. Ha okay Ian est fan aussi
C'est un hommage, Ian Dury était un grand fan de Gene !!!
@@tiotgris1 ouais j'ai cru comprendre après , la bonne soirée Gars !!
@@tiotgris1 et merci pour ce chouette post
@@raphaelrousso7124 Tout le plaisir est pour moi !!!!
Fucking brilliant.
Sweet gene vincent lyrics
Davey Payne just stood there! 😂
Fuckin amazin what a great video
We are all clever ❤
The french dub. Lolla lolla loving😎🤸🏼♀️🤭🤭
it seemed filmed for French TV. I think it's in Theatre de l Empire. a big old venue i never went to. Also Wilko played there with one of his bands but he played to a packed house. I think this sequence here is a rehearsal and it s all LIVE! which is a performance for the French (TV) because they did a lot of dubbed rubbish or what they call PLAYBACK, I feel Antoine De Caunes was possibly behind that programme. Cool Years.
❤️
NWR ❤
Sax player froze like a zombie.
I got the polio and I also sing
Watch the Sax player. His performance is statuesque. He never moves. Epic! This is where the Viagra Boys got their blueprint.
Davey Payne
Legend 😂
Ashtray eyes...
trolleys ware are you, we van do anything!!
Here comes Duck Tailed Danny dragging Uncanny Annie, she's the one with the flying feet.
A stunning lyric! Sheer genius. x
And the Blockheads
I came here for the star trek sid burns
I want to know what happened to that jacket.
What's with Davey Payne? He shuffles his feet a bit at the beginning of the song, then he just stands there and doesn't play , or move.
On the other "live" version of this song, he is playing, even has a solo.