Where Have All the Rude Boys Gone?

Ted Leo and the Pharmacists

Track #2 from the album Hearts of Oak

2003
Indie Rock (Indie Rock)
5:09
Male
7.05 MB

Main Author's Notes

This is possibly Ted Leo’s most well-known song. It was released as a single for his 2003 album "Hearts of Oak". It’s for sure the most musically complex song of the bunch, and also the longest! Now fans of the song will know that there’s a fairly prominent keys part in this song that unfortunately I didn’t chart. Now I’m of the ilk who believes if it can’t be done right, why do it at all? And no I don’t mean I shouldn’t have charted this song at all, but I certainly wasn’t gonna attempt it with a combination of my limited musical knowledge/ability, muddled audio, lack of access to a midi, and time constraints. Hopefully sometime in the future I’ll be able to update it, but I’m sure I’ll need a bit of help (wink wink).

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