Bare Faced Cheek

Studio album by Toy Dolls

Released

October 1987

Recorded

1987

Genre

Punk rock

Length

32:42

Label

NIT Records

Producer

Toy Dolls
and Terry Gavaghan

Toy Dolls chronology

Idle Gossip
(1986)

Bare Faced Cheek
(1987)

Ten Years Of Toys
(1989)

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
Allmusic	^[1]

Bare Faced Cheek is the fourth full-length album by the Punk band Toy Dolls.

Lead singer and guitarist Michael Algar is not a fan of the album, recalling that "we've done a few poor records, but I would have to say that Bare Faced Cheek is the worst; it's awful, even the sleeve is dire. The sound was poor; my guitar was broken at the time so I had to use the engineer's guitar with a fuzz box thing... and I hate effects pedals! There is one good track on it though, "Yul Brynner Was a Skinhead"."^[2]

Track listing

All songs written by Algar

"Bare Faced Cheek" – 0:51
"Yul Brynner Was A Skinhead" – 2:54
"How Do You Deal With Neal?" – 3:07
"Howza Bouta Kiss Babe??!" – 2:50
"Fisticuffs In Frederick Street" – 3:19
"A. Diamond" – 3:24
"Quick To Quit The Quentin" – 2:48
"Nowt Can Compare To Sunderland Fine Fare" – 3:03
"Neville Is A Nerd" – 2:43
"Park Lane Punch Up" – 3:44
"The Ashbrooke Launderette... (You'll Stink, Your Clothes'll Shrink, Your Whites'll Be Black As Ink)" – 3:29
"Bare Faced Cheek" – 0:30

Personnel

Michael "Olga" Algar - Vocals, Guitar
Dean (James) Robson - Bass, Vocals
Martin "Marty" Yule - Drums, Vocals

References

External links

The Toy Dolls

Michael "Olga" Algar Duncan "The Amazing Mr. Duncan" Redmonds Tom Goober Colin "Mr. Scott" Scott Phillip "Flip" Dugdale Robert "Happy Bob" Kent Paul "Hud" Hudson Baz Warne Dean James Marty Yule Dave "the Nut" Nuttall John "K'Cee" Casey Pete Robson Trevor "Trevor the Frog" Brewis

Studio albums	Dig That Groove Baby (1983) A Far Out Disc (1985) Idle Gossip (1986) Bare Faced Cheek (1987) Wakey Wakey (1989) Fat Bob's Feet (1991) Absurd-Ditties (1993) Orcastrated (1995) One More Megabyte (1997) Anniversary Anthems (2000) Our Last Album? (2004) The Album After the Last One (2012)

Live albums	22 Tunes Live From Tokyo (1990) On Stage in Stuttgart (1999) Treasured Toy Dolls Tracks Live (2006)

Compilation albums	Singles 83/84 (1986) Ten Years Of Toys (1989) High Spirits (1990) The Collection The Volume Years (1994) The Volume Years (1994) The Receiver Years (1994) The History Part II (1998) Wonderful World (1999) Very High Spirits (2001) The Best Of (2001) We're Mad (2002) Covered In Toy Dolls (2002)

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