The ultimate frontman in my opinion. Ian didn't have a "pretty" voice, but he was FUCKING real! So much soul. He's probably drinking it up with James Brown in Heaven right now. RIP, mate. Forever a Blockhead. Oi oi!

Still awesome, never will age.

Norm plays bass lines that are almost impossible for the normal Person to play but he plays them without even looking . He’s actually singing and playing that bass line at then end. He’s the goat.

Remember Ian and the band as if it were just yesterday. Ian was just an icon to punk and the rebellious mindset of the day. Offstage, a humble, loving human being who suffered most of his life with that debilitating disease. RIP Ian see you on the other side!!

I could be the ticket man at Fulham Broadway station. Opposite used to a Barclays and my Mum used to live in a flat above. It has been knocked down and 'crap' hath replaced.......What a waste what a waste but I DO MIND.

What fantastic music...!!!!

R.I.P Ian, sadly missed

An amazing bloke!

Me birthday today so thought why not have a little bit of Essex with me ole mate Ian Dury!!! BLOCKHEADS!!!!! :)

Saw Ian on his last tour. He was loving it as much as we were.

Excellente...

Great live performance

Quality, Norm' on bass👍🏼

that head on a sax is really rockin it

I've said it before, Ian's bass player is in a league of his own.

Raw & proper tremendous 👌

'78 was it? The beeb put out a concert every year from 77 - 80, the first one on "Sight and Sound" (stereo telly wasn't invented!). Love Mickey's synth

What a Joy

Fulham Broadway station x & ole Sir Norman Watt R on bass xx

Nope Norman's Alembic bass places this performance in the mid eighties.

Which year was this?

I could be a ramp agent at Heathrow And end up in a long term Mental institution.. but I Don’t mind

I have this DVD...very cool ;) RIP Ian.