8 thoughts on “ Dont Be A Dummy - John Du Cann - The Worlds Not Big Enough (CD) ”

1. This CD collects the previously unreleased John Du Cann LP alongside demos, singles and outtakes. Songs 1 to 15 published by London Publishing, 16 Warner Chappell and 17 to 27 CeeDee Music UK. Remastered at SRT, Cambridge, England March Track timings do not /5(8).

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2. It took twenty-two years for John Du Cann's "The World's Not Big Enough" to see the light of the day in Hidden in the musical vaults of the past the Angel Air release not only provides the original LP tracks but a myriad of bonus material.4/5(12).

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3. Du Cann's shelved album includes the singles "Don't Be a Dummy," "Throw Him in Jail," and "Where's the Show!" It's peculiar, though not half-bad, power pop/new wave with a mainstream slant. Sometimes it exhibits a glammish, cheerfully snide attitude that isn't too far removed from an early-'70s Bowie influence. No doubt it's the kind of thing that will have the experts sniffing out whiffs of 6/

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4. Watch the video for Don't Be A Dummy from John Du Cann's The World's Not Big Enough for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists.

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5. It appears to be so - Francis Rossi In , he produced and played guitar on John Du Cann's solo album 'The World's Not Big Enough' (source: wikipedia) musicmasters 5th Jun

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6. This CD release of “The World Is Not Big Enough” features an impressive collection of demos, singles and outtakes and the usual comprehensive liner notes. It is a unique companion to that other Angel Air release: “Atomic Rooster The First Ten Explosive Years” and Andromeda.

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7. The band subsequently performed concerts in London, but Arista ultimately decided not to release the album. The album was eventually released in , and featured Du Cann's UK hit single "Don't Be a Dummy", which he performed on Top of the Pops. The CD version also featured a number of bonus tracks, mostly demos and rough versions of songs not featured on the original album.

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8. The album was eventually released in , and featured Du Cann's UK hit single "Don't Be a Dummy", which he performed on Top of the Pops. The CD version also featured a number of bonus tracks, mostly demos and rough versions of songs not featured on the original album.[2] "She's My Woman" and "Where's the Show!".

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