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Semi-Automatic | |
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Released |
5 August 1966 |
Recorded |
6 April – 21 June 1966 |
Genre |
Rock, Psychedelic Rock |
Length |
35:01 |
Label |
Parlophone |
Preceded By |
A Hard Day's Rut (1964) |
Succeeded By |
Semi-Automatic is a 1966 album released by the Rutles. Many songs on the album show influence, though perhaps to a lesser extent than Sgt. Rutter's or Tragical History Tour, from the tea drinking experiences they had during their touring before the recording of the album.
Track Listing
All songs written by Nasty-McQuickly, except where noted.
Side One
- "Sackman" (O'Hara)
- "Roosevelt Mordecai"
- "I'm Only Dying"
- "Up Yours, Too"
- "Out of Nowhere"
- "Yellow Submarine Sandwich"
- "He Said I Said"
Side Two
- "Good Day Lunchtime"
- "Just Shut up, Bird!
- "For Four Guys"
- "Professor Ken"
- "I Won't Tell You" (O'Hara)
- "Got to Get You Into My Rut" [1]
- "Monday Always Blows"