Ian Dury & The Blockheads - Hit Me With Your Rythm Stick (1979) (HD) скачать видео бесплатно

ceephaxx

It's NICE to be a lunatic!

Chuck lubchenko

Heinous. I grabbed 1st like.

Stephen Dreher

Ridin' into the 80's with Ian

michael sullivan

Composition and lyrics of this classic are genius! R.I.P. ID.

Billy .S

god what a pertformer

Fist Of Blur Leath25

Off his head great.

brubeck_108

makes me feel good to be alive , this song does. and that dont happen too often.

Sally Guest

Sexy man, sexy voice

Chris C

RIP Ian Dury

Marcus Davis

This brings back so much memories for me but Norman Watt Roy is a killer bass player

jimmy Behan

Love this .what a class act.up the dub.s

W and S

Jesus I don't think I've heard this since 79. What a treat!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Roy Unrau

What a bass player!!...Norman Watt Roy..."it's nice to be a lunatic"!

Ron Wylie

Incredible and irreplaceable, he could act too he was really good in "the cook the thief his wife and her lover" {that's the first time I have had to type that, what a stupid long title lol } Love you and miss you Ian

Kevskiok

The summer air was just full of magic in the seaside Holmtown of Peel and Douglas back then. Feel blessed to have experienced those great times....magical times....atmospheric with new wave music. A Great era to be young! Fashion, romance, youth, music and intoxication.....day trips to Liverpool when we could go over and feel safe....to visit 'Be seen and be different' with our girlfriends and buddies. Went a few times and in 78 with Jez and the girly's. Aged 15. Was a popular trip, tickets down at the boat from a little shed/ticket office.Day trips for around a tenner. Visit Probe and went looking for Beatle streel and Penny Lane. A game of footy in a park. Iconic Moments. When the word 'Great' went before Britain instead of the UK or England or Britain. Friendliness seemed to be more prevalent then.....

Sam G

It's 1979 how much coke/blow did they do that night? and how much pussy did they get?

Richard Reyes

Great bass line

Joe Brett

This was a huge club hit in Philly in 1979-80.

Roger Howard

I really do believe this is the FUNKIEST music track to have EVER come out of the United Kingdom.When those twin saxophones come in on this track, there is nothing in the world of RECORDED BRITISH MUSIC that comes remotely close to that expression of sound.There is some serious funk on this track.GOD DAMNN!

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