John Cooper Clarke

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English performance poet from Salford, Greater Manchester. He is often referred to as the punk poet, since he became known for his energetic performances amidst the late 70's punk scene.
Cooper Clarke released half a dozen of albums as well as various singles between 1978 and 1982, often backed by the music of the Invisible Girls.
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Albums

Disguise In Love

(4 versions)
CBS 1978

Où Est La Maison De Fromage?

(4 versions)
Rabid Records (2) 1978

Walking Back To Happiness

(2 versions)
Epic 1979

Snap, Crackle & Bop

(6 versions)
Epic 1980

Zip Style Method

(5 versions)
Epic 1982

Singles & EPs

Innocents E.P.

(3 versions)
Rabid Records (2) 1977

Post-War Glamour Girl

(3 versions)
CBS 1978

Gimmix b/w I Married A Monster From Outer Space

(2 versions)
Epic 1978

Splat/Twat

(2 versions)
Epic 1979

Airplay Sampler / Snap, Crackle (&) ... No Rude Words!!!

‎ (12", Promo)
CBS 1980

It Man

‎ (7")
Epic 1980

The Day My Pad Went Mad

‎ (7")
Epic 1980

Night People

(2 versions)
Epic 1982

Compilations

Me And My Big Mouth

(2 versions)
Epic 1981

The Very Best Of

‎ (CD, Comp)
Epic, Epic 2002

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