Rockin' Duck
Grimms' Rockin' Duck combines pop music and poetry, recorded at Island Studios, London, England (and at Strawberry Studios, Stockport, England).
| Rockin' Duck | ||||
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| Studio album by Grimms | ||||
| Released | 1973 | |||
| Recorded | Island Studios, London | |||
| Genre | Pop | |||
| Label | Island ILPS.9248 | |||
| Producer | Grimms | |||
| Grimms chronology | ||||
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| inner cover | ||||
 without the duck cut-out over it | ||||
Track listing
Side One
- "Rockin' Duck" (Innes)
- "Songs of the Stars" (Roberts)
- "The Right Mask" (Patten)
- "Policeman's Lot" (Gorman)
- "Question of Habit" (McGough)
- "Take It While You Can" (McGear, McGough)
- "Poetic Licence" (Patten, McGough)
- "The Masked Poet" (Gorman)
Side Two
- "Hiss and Boo" (Gorman)
- "Gruesome" (Roberts, McGough)
- "FX" (McGough)
- "Blab Blab Blab/EC" (Innes, McGough)
- "Backwards Thro' Space" (Patten, McGough)
- "The Prophet" (Patten)
- "OO-Chuck-A-Mao-Mao" (Innes)
- "End Of The Record" (McGough)
Personnel
- Neil Innes – piano, electric piano, vocals
- Mike McGear – vocals
- Roger McGough – words
- Brian Patten – words
- John Gorman – vocals
- Andy Roberts – acoustic guitar, rhythm guitar, lead guitar, vocals
- David Richards – bass, vocals
- John Megginson – piano, organ, vocals
- Ollie Halsall – lead guitar, vocals
- Gerry Conway – drums
- Kate Robbins and Valerie Movie - backing vocals
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