By Miranda Diboll As I write I’m listening to Ian Dury and The Blockheads ‘Do It Yourself’ album. I glance over to the wall and there, framed, hangs the inner sleeve. Framed, yes. The design on the inner sleeve intrigues me. A flying yellow creature impaled by a head on a post. Is that an … Continue reading
By Miranda Diboll Before Ian Dury was a post punk icon, mixing his observations with some of the slickest funkiest sounds around made by the wonderful Blockheads, Ian was an artist. If you’ve ever seen the brilliant ‘Sex, Drugs and Rock n Roll’ then you probably saw Dury’s Oval flat covered with Pop Art. That … Continue reading
