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Ian Dury and the Blockheads |
 Ian Dury and the Blockheads were one of the most popular groups of the New Wave era in the U.K. in the 70s and early 80s. Their eclectic sound was drawn from their many musical influences; these included funk, jazz, rock and roll, soul, and reggae, not to mention leader Ian Dury's love of music hall. Dury's lyrics were a unique combination of lyrical poetry, word play, acute observation of British everyday life, and scatalogical humour. As the Blockheads, the band continued to play after Dury's untimely death in 2000.
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United Kingdom |
| Band Members: |
Ian Dury (lead vocals, lyrics), Davey Payne (sax), John Turnbull (guitar), Mickey Gallagher (piano), Norman Watt Roy (bass guitar), and Charley Charles (drums) |
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