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Track listing

1. "Wake Up and Make Love With Me" (4:23)
2. "Sweet Gene Vincent" (3:33)
3. "I'm Partial to Your Abracadabra" (3:13)
4. "My Old Man" (3:40)
5. "Billericay Dickie" (4:17)
6. "Clevor Trever" (4:53)
7. "If I Was With a Woman" (3:24)
8. "Blockheads" (3:30)
9. "Plaistow Patricia" (4:13)
10. "Blackmail Man" (2:14)
11. "Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll [*]" (3:14)
12. "Razzle in My Pocket [#/*]" (2:58)
13. "You're More Than Fair [#/*]" (2:59)
14. "England's Glory [live/#/*]" (3:29)
15. "What a Waste! [#/*]" (3:26)

Those marked '*' were not on the original album but were added on the CD reissue. "Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll" was also added to some British LP pressings and the first American issue; the second American issue contained both "Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll" and "What a Waste."