Music thread

Crap quality video but the amazing voice of Harriet Wheeler of The Sundays: 
Do listen to the very end!

Marvellous stuff Okocha. i'm a massive Sundays/Harriet fan.

You're definitely hip, Hip! Hurray!  (Sorry....pathetic effort of mine.....)

@Hip Priest wrote:Never seem to come across that sort of thing when I mow the lawn. Am I doing something wrong?

Yes!

You must not cut the grass, let the daisies flower and just wait for Doja Cat to appear.

Freddy was a childhood friend of my mum in Salford, so have a bit of a soft spot for him. He was a few years younger, but had, she said, the gift of the gab.

@boltonbonce wrote:

Classic Bonzo's that Boncey. So sad to see the passing of Neil Innes lately.

Still cheers me up.

As does this guitar solo...

1968 FFS.

I'm sure some people on here will remember the TV programme "Do not adjust your set" with pre-pythons Palin,Jones & Idle and also David Jason. It was a kids programme aimed at kids under 11 on at 5pm. It was really weird and funny and very Pythonesque. Just to seal the deal the resident guest band who played a song live every week were The Bonzo's. I was about 13 and thought it was really weird at the time. I have often wondered since what the hell the young kids it was supposedly aimed at made of it.

@Hip Priest wrote:Marvellous stuff Okocha. i'm a massive Sundays/Harriet fan.

same here, it's a shame they weren't more productive but love their first album.

I enjoyed all those Bonzo Dog Band songs. Thats quality. Reminds me of the seventies and Spike Milligan, Wonderful.

Tune KP! Love a bit of 2 tone 

@Hip Priest wrote:I'm sure some people on here will remember the TV programme "Do not adjust your set" with pre-pythons Palin,Jones & Idle and also David Jason. It was a kids programme aimed at kids under 11 on at 5pm. It was really weird and funny and very Pythonesque. Just to seal the deal the resident guest band who played a song live every week were The Bonzo's. I was about 13 and thought it was really weird at the time. I have often wondered since what the hell the young kids it was supposedly aimed at made of it.

Urban Spaceman made them mainstream - but the weirdness was totally acceptable in those days and all the funnier for it.

@wanderlust wrote:

Still cheers me up.

Yes. Fell off my chair when I first heard this. Adolf Hitler will forever be on vibes in my mind.

Viv fans should enjoy this.

" good honest vulgarity "

Always loved the Police since being a small kid. Sting did turn into a bit of a tit but this is one of their best 

Shivers down the spine......

@okocha wrote:Shivers down the spine......

Love that.
Love John Martyn's version too.

Great version by Hooky and his band and his bass playing is beyond compare as usual, what a bass line!