'Repeat When Necessary'

Anyone know the Dave Edmunds album 'Repeat when Necessary'?

One of my favourites from here is 'Home in My Hand'.
But the whole album is pure class.

Track List

1. Girl's Talk
2. Crawling from the Wreakage (to be played in the car!)
3. Creature from the Black Lagoon
4. Sweet Little Lisa (With Albert Lee!)
5. Dynamite! (better than Cliff Richard's version)
6. Queen of Hearts (Great track - guitar played back backwards i believe!)
7. Home in my Hand
8. Goodbye Mr Good Guy
9. Take me for a little While (one of Dave's best love songs)
10 We were both Wrong (This is great!)
11 Bad is Bad (Not Michael Jackson! lol)

Steve

Dave Edmunds is really an unsung hero.
His first records with 'Love Sculpture' are truely amazing blues.
Check out 'Blues Helping' or 'Forms and Feelings'.
His early solo works include original numbers as well as live recordings of Chick Berry etc (i think Dave said Chuck was his favourite rocker).
Great work followed with Nick Lowe and 'Rockpile'.
And for me this was more than just 'Seconds of Pleasure'
My favourite solo Edmunds is 'Twangin' (1980) Stray Cats appear on the song
'The Race is On'.
And that's how i first learned of Dave Edmunds.....i bought 'The Race is On' on
single and heard the B side 'Gonna start living again if it kills me'....
Liked both sides so i bought Dave's Twangin' Album!
Obviously i'd heard of the song 'Singin' the blues' and 'Dynamite' and i was now a Dave Edmunds fan.
DE7 was next - I heard 'Warmed over kisses' on the radio, and ran down the stret to find the record!
'Information' was my next album. This time without hearing anything off it.
And now over the years i've been lucky enough to own a lot of the Edmunds.
AND just like other greats - he has a song for every mood.

Dave Edmunds is great! After a gig years ago he sign my "The race is on" single and drink a beer with me and some friends.

Here is my fav Edmunds clip, I put it up before but.. If you miss it!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1Rx-zaBjow

I have that album for a long time now. I play it regulary and like it very much. A couple of years ago he played at a free festival in the city where I live. Great performer!

haha, funny tittle! as soon as I spotted this thread, the tittle reminded me as myself as learner of English, but specially as a teacher... I used to say: "no worries folks, if you don't understand, just ask and I will repeat when necessary"

Dave Edmunds is a great artists, touching a bit of every RnR genre.
I don't know that album in particular, but some of the cuts included. He is a living RnR encyclopaedia ;-)