Performer: The Intellectuals
Genre: Rock
Album: Health & Happiness & Assorted Live Recordings 1985-90
Released: 2017
Style: Rock & Roll
MP3 version ZIP size: 1422 mb
FLAC version RAR size: 1749 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1231 mb
Rating: 4.9
Votes: 174
Other Formats: AUD RA VOC ASF AHX AU ADX

Tracklist

Health & Happiness
1	I May Be Wrong	3:43
2	Another Way To Retire	3:22
3	Taxi Driver	4:49
4	Rags & Tatters	2:23
5	Who's Had Enough	3:16
6	Cry Alot	3:11
7	Turn Me Loose	2:46
8	Blue & Tender	3:09
9	Strictly Confidential	2:47
10	Drop Me a Line	3:18
Assorted Live Recordings 1985-90
11	Another Way To Retire	5:18
12	Cry Alot	3:56
13	No Crying Shame	3:34
14	Still She's Standing	2:33
15	Tender Care/Tender Touch	4:09
16	Let Me Be Your Man	2:24
17	Get Off My Back	4:07
18	Bound To Know	3:28
19	Weary Blues	2:23
20	Going Back To Bed With Betty	4:24
21	You Won't Get Hurt	3:36
22	Strictly Confidential	2:41

Credits

• Bass, Backing Vocals – B.J. Laurie*
• Drums, Backing Vocals – Klaus Thrane (tracks: 17-20), René Wulff (tracks: 13, 14, 16, 21)
• Drums, Backing Vocals, Percussion – Frank Thøgersen (tracks: 1-12, 15, 22)
• Harmonica – Jørgen Lang (tracks: 1, 2, 6-7)
• Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals – Michael Lee Rasmussen (tracks: 17-20)
• Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals, Percussion – Lars Hybel (tracks: 1-16, 21-22)
• Remastered By – Jon Brændsgaard Toft
• Vocals, Guitar – Nils Maaetoft a.k.a. M.T. Purse*

Notes

2017 marks the 30th anniversary of the release of the Intellectuals’ second and final album, Health & Happiness, the follow-up to their 1986 debut, Half A-Live.

During the quartet’s five-year heyday, gigs usually ended with the engineer handing the band a cassette recording straight from the soundboard. Recently, band members rediscovered a cardboard box of these uncatalogued and previously unheard tapes with no indication of dates or venues.

Compiled from small club gigs, festival shows and radio sessions, each track epitomizes the energy, urgency and Devil-may-care attitude that defined the Intellectuals. This is straight ahead rock’n’roll from a time when streaming was something blood did in our veins and pedal boards looked stupid on stage.

To celebrate this auspicious anniversary, an even dozen rip-roaring, raw, unedited, live performances have been culled from this long-lost stash for your listening pleasure.

Al Jones, P3, Danmarks Radio, 1978 - 87