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Saucy Haulage Ballads
EP by Half Man Half Biscuit
Released	4 August 2003 [1]
Recorded	2003
Studio	F.R.O.G. Studios, Warrington [2]
Genre	Post-punk
Length	18:55
Label	Probe Plus PP35
Producer	Local schoolchildren
Half Man Half Biscuit chronology
Cammell Laird Social Club (2002) Saucy Haulage Ballads (2003) Achtung Bono (2005)

Saucy Haulage Ballads is an extended play CD released by the Birkenhead-based British group Half Man Half Biscuit in August 2003.^[4] A reviewer in Stylus Magazine remarked: "Saucy Haulage Ballads may only be a six-track EP, but it contains more ideas, insight and moments than most bands could manage in an entire career."^[3]

According to English writer Julie Burchill, the lyrics of "Blood on the Quad" have a "pleasing whiff" of the finale of Lindsay Anderson's 1968 film if.....^[5]

Track listing

Notes

• "Jarg" is a Merseyside slang word meaning "fake", sometimes applied to knock-off goods.^[6]
• Armani is an Italian fashion house.
• "On Finding the Studio Banjo" is a reworking of Half Man Half Biscuit's 1986 song "The Trumpton Riots", in a bluegrass style with banjo accompaniment.
• A quad is a courtyard, often at one of the older English universities.
• The title "I Went to a Wedding..." parodies that of the 1952 song "I Went to Your Wedding".

References

External links

• "Saucy Haulage Ballads". Retrieved 25 February 2016. The oldest-established Half Man Half Biscuit fansite
• "Saucy Haulage Ballads". Retrieved 25 February 2016. The Half Man Half Biscuit Lyrics Project