Waking Up (Topper Headon album)

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Waking Up |
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Studio album by Topper Headon
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Released |
1986 (1986)
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Recorded |
July-August 1986; Wessex Studios, London |
Genre |
Soul, jazz, R&B
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Length |
38:24 |
Label |
Mercury |
Producer |
Jeremy Green, Topper Headon |
Professional ratings |
Review scores |
Source |
Rating |
Allmusic |
    [1]
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Waking Up is a solo album by Topper Headon best known as the drummer of The Clash. The album was released by Mercury in 1986 with a cover photograph taken by Tim White. "Leave It to Luck" was released as a single and as part of an EP.[2] The album was dedicated to the memory of Pete Farndon.
Track listing
All tracks composed and arranged by Topper Headon, except where indicated.
- "Leave It to Luck"
- "I'll Give You Everything"
- "Hope for Donna"
- "Got to Keep on Going"
- "Dancing"
- "Pleasure and Pain"
- "When You're Down"
- "Time Is Tight" (Booker T. Jones / Steve Cropper / Donald "Duck" Dunn / Al Jackson)
- "Just Another Hit"
- "Monkey on My Back"
Personnel
- Topper Headon - drums, percussion
- Martin Dobson - saxophone
Mick Gallagher - keyboards
- Mark Graham - trombone
- Tom Harris - saxophone
Jimmy Helms - vocals
- Jerome Rimson - bass, vocals
Bob Tench - guitar, vocals
- Geoffrey Miller - trumpet, flugelhorn
Notes
^ Allmusic review
^ This EP included "East Versus West", "Got to Get Out of This Heat" and "Ducaine Road"
The Clash
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- Joe Strummer
- Mick Jones
- Paul Simonon
- Topper Headon
- Terry Chimes
- Rob Harper
- Keith Levene
- Pete Howard
- Nick Sheppard
- Vince White
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Studio albums |
- The Clash
- Give 'Em Enough Rope
- London Calling
- Sandinista!
- Combat Rock
- Cut the Crap
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Live albums |
- From Here to Eternity: Live
- Live at Shea Stadium
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Compilations |
- Black Market Clash
- The Story of the Clash, Volume 1
- 1977 Revisited
- Clash on Broadway
The Singles (1991)
- Super Black Market Clash
- The Essential Clash
- Singles Box
The Singles (2007)
- Sound System
- The Clash Hits Back
- 5 Album Studio Set
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Extended plays |
- Capital Radio
- The Cost of Living
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Singles |
- "White Riot"
- "Remote Control"
- "Complete Control"
- "Clash City Rockers"
- "(White Man) In Hammersmith Palais"
- "Tommy Gun"
- "English Civil War"
- "I Fought the Law"
- "Groovy Times"
- "London Calling"
- "Clampdown"
- "Train in Vain"
- "Bankrobber"
- "The Call Up"
- "Hitsville U.K."
- "The Magnificent Seven"
- "This Is Radio Clash"
- "Know Your Rights"
- "Should I Stay or Should I Go"
- "Rock the Casbah"
- "Straight to Hell"
- "This Is England"
- "Return to Brixton"
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Films |
- Rude Boy
- The Clash: Westway to the World
- Joe Strummer: The Future Is Unwritten
- London Town
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Related |
Lists |
- Discography
- Songs
- Band members
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Groups |
- The 101ers
- London SS
- Public Image Ltd
- Big Audio Dynamite
- Havana 3am
- The Latino Rockabilly War
- The Pogues
- The Mescaleros
- Carbon/Silicon
- The Good, the Bad & the Queen
- Gorillaz
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People |
- Gary Barnacle
- Caroline Coon
- Tymon Dogg
- Mikey Dread
- Ellen Foley
- Futura 2000
- Mickey Gallagher
- Don Letts
- Ray Lowry
- Sandy Pearlman
- Bill Price
- Bernard Rhodes
- Pennie Smith
- Ray Staff
- Guy Stevens
- Kosmo Vinyl
- Norman Watt-Roy
- Alex Michon
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