All Things Fall Down | |
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Release |
27 November 1970 |
Recorded |
26 May-September 1970 |
Genre |
Rock |
Length |
105:55 |
Label |
All Things Fall Down is the third studio album by Stig O'Hara. This album featured songs by Stig that Ron Nasty and Dirk McQuickly hated and therefore, did not allow to be put on any one of their albums. It is a triple album with two discs of his songs and the third of recordings of Stig jamming with friends.
For many years, Stig was restricted in his songwriting contributions to the Rutles' albums, but he released All Things Fall Down, a triple album with two discs of his songs and the third of recordings of Stig jamming with friends. The album was regarded by many as his best work, and it topped the charts on both sides of the Atlantic. The number-one hit single "My Sweet Rut" and the top-ten single "What Is A Wife" were taken from the album. The musicians who played on the album included Barry Wom, Clapton, and Billy The Pirate. On its release, All Things Fall Down was received with critical acclaim, and is often considered to be one of the best solo Rutles albums.
Tracklisting[]
Side one
- I'd Have Tea Anytime (O'Hara, Bob Dylan)
- My Sweet Rut
- Bah-Bah
- Isn't It Witty (Version One)
Side two
- What Is A Wife
- If You Forgot (Dylan)
- Behind That Unlocked Window
- Let It Up
- Running Down the Hill
Side three
- Beware of The Sun
- Rutle Snuffs
- Ballad of Sir Dirk McQuickly (Let It Rot)
- Procrastinating on You All
- All Things Fall Down
Side four
- I Hate Digging
- The Art of Tye Dying
- Isn't It Witty (Version 2)
- Hear Me Lunch
Side five (Banana Jam)
- Out Of My Shoes
- It's Ronny's Birthday
- Take Me Out
Side six (Space Jam)
- I Forget Jeep
- Thanks For The Cups Of Tea