I'm into heavy rock and punk music but this song takes me back to a different Britain when there was my mum and dad and my brother living in harmony together. Those days are past and sadly can never return. RIP mum and dad.xx
I've noticed all us aging punks/metalheads seem to love this beautiful lyrical folk stuff too - it's definitely the case in Australia. I too remember a beautiful past x
Hi Ian.yes i agree.this song reminds me of my young years.we cant bring those times back...wish.we could.how i loved youth and how i took it for granted.we never thought we,d get old did we?
What kinder times playing such intelligent music for children. We must have all been better individuals in a world were adults were not terrified of children
Steeleye Span was always a paradox. Fiddles & Fenders, drum kits & dulcimers, yet always capturing the authentic spirit. Maddy epitomized it-- plain and comfortable as an old shoe, yet irresistible. What a talent to entertain.
So much junk is argued on these postings it really is incredible. Half of it irrelevent in the first place. Maddy is quite simply the best, a real english lady with a good pair of lungs to boot. Still going strong today she will live forever.
RIP Ed Stewart. Crackerjack was a favourite five to five Friday treat. I was 7 in 1976. My kids find my fondness for this song and TH-cam clip hilarious but I am happy to have spent my childhood in simpler, gentler times. Ed's sad passing is yet another thing that makes the distance between now and then a little wider.
Agreed! I was 8 in 76 and loved Crackerjack too. I used to listen to Ed Stewart on Radio 2 when my dad gave me a lift home from grammar school a few years later. Dad died suddenly when I was 13 and Ed Stewart reminded me of those times.
Oh my god, her facial expressions when she sings "He's a false deluded young man" the first time make me die. Maddy was pure beauty.Those little moments when she raises her eyebrows are totally in keeping with the sentiment of the song, as are the way she moves her body and her hands. The whole thing is utterly delightful.
Wow...heard this band for the first time while getting the theatre ready for a play that opens tonight here in Utah. I'm 51 years old and had never heard of them...what a lovely surprise...excellent music.
The brilliant voice of Maddy Prior and the legendary Steeleye Span - a fantastic blend of great olde English folk music and soft rock. Thanks for posting.
I absolutely love this. Maddy is fantastic, and I agree with other comments that her body language is beautiful. The way she moves during the song is mesmorising. She fills me with happiness every time I watch it. What a lovely woman!
some call it an english piece of music, others say it's an irish one!! i suppose one culture borrowed it from t he other. just like danny boy being an irish song ... but it was coomposed by a scottish lady!!
I am one of the very lucky ones, I saw them 3 times in concert in the 70's, when they were at their best, and Maddy sang and danced the evening away, mingling with the audience!!! Fabulous!!!! !!!! :)
this song , for me , will always immortalize my Uncle Laurie who had too much to drink at my Auntie,s family get-together one xmas, ... .....being a heavy drinker AND registered blind was NOT a good combination for him, ...but great entertainment for us kids , who watched in awe as Uncle Laurie staggered to the armchair next to the tropical fish tank, while it was plugged in and buzzing weirdly,. ........he rolled his left sleeve up as this song came on the radio in the lounge, and proceeded to stick his entire arm in the electric fish tank whilst stirring it like crazy in mad frantic circles, and singing this song at the top of his voice ,... we watched in horrified amazement as dead fish after blue shiny , dead fish floated to the surface,...while my big battle-axe Auntie screamed like a banshee at him for killing her fish!... most of them died from shock, ...( and a few from the fumes!).... ,,it took 3 strong men and my Auntie hitting him over the head with her shoe to get him out of it,..the house was in uproar as every available man dragged him away from it while he protested loudly that he wasn,t doing anything at all , that he hadn,t touched the fish and his arm was perfectly dry!! ....about 11 of us kids stood in the doorway laughing in hysterics , as, when they pulled him away and he went back for his 3rd attempt , 5 guys now wrestled him to the ground in one fell swoop ,as the fish tank tipped over with all the tussling going on, and soaked the carpet , the padded armchair and everyone else with it! ...my Auntie never forgave him for ruining her xmas, and i never forgot how funny it was to be 12 years old!!!
I saw them sometime in the late 1970's at the Hammersmith Odeon, and a great time was had by all of us in the audience. I remember mentioning on the way out that it was so nice not to be leaving a concert without my ears ringing.
What kinder times playing such intelligent music for children on national tv. We must have all been better as individuals in a world were adults were not terrified of children
+DucksDeLucks I think it's pretty obvious what she means - if this was played to kids today they'd probably shout 'rubbish' and throw things because it's hardly Justin Bieber or One Direction, is it? But then, kids in the 70s wouldn't have been happy if Bing Crosby had appeared - every generation has always had its own tastes.
+Neil Cole Im a kid of the seventies, and yes, I wouldn't have been happy if Bing appeared.....it was only later that I would realize why he was appreciated by my mom and dads generation....hopefully with age comes wisdom, and an appreciation for any style of music that is good.....
Except that age and wisdom are not correlated and taste and what's good are subjective, not objective. I doubt very much that many children today will eventually become fans of Steeleye Span, Bing Crosby or Gilbert and Sullivan for that matter, but that does not reflect on their wisdom or musical judgement.
if you think about it...starting in 1969 & their first lp...every album was different & ground-breaking...a truely progressive band who made English folk music a household name...indeed!! each member was a strong character & darlings of the English music press, at the time. they rock the world & we all will remember...
Hard to believe they haven't been as popular all these years: they just came up with their 21st studio album, this year, fourty years since they first formed in 1969. Of course, they've been through lineup changes, but Maddy has been one constant and I can see why: beautiful voice!
rawlinsonboy Talent sells itself and I'm sorry to say there aren't too many producers who think that way. It's one thing to be scandalous but it is another to have talent which lasts a lot longer.
I saw S. Span in 1973, opening 4 Jethro Tull. They have grown on me over the years, along with Sandy Denny and Fairport Convention, and Southern Comfort (I have a rare copy of Frog City) Saw S. Denny open 4 Loggins & Messina in 1973, solo.Those guys had a fine 1st L.P. but Denny was mesmerizing, We miss you Sandy. Anyway, this and Thomas the Rhymer are my favorite S. Span numbers. Great live version of "Rhymer"on Ytube. Thanx 4 posting this.
The song "All Around my Hat" is of nineteenth century English origin. In an early version, dating from the 1820s, a Cockney costermonger vowed to be true to his fiancee, who had been sentenced to seven years transportation to Australia for theft and to mourn his loss by wearing green willow sprigs in his hatband for "a twelve-month and a day," in a traditional symbol of mourning.
LOVE this band. When I used to listen to folk radio on Sundays, I thought the DJ was saying Steel Ice Band and thus couldn't find their albums in the store!
I was 5 when this was on, and I despised it. It was everything that was wrong with pop music to me, like watching yer mum and dad dancing at a wedding to the Quo. Years later I got steeleye spans first album. Now I get it.
Who doesn't love Maddy Prior & Steeleye Span?!? As a guy I've always had a crush on her that won't quit, is all. And no, it doesn't have to get all dirty, indecent & prurient, you naughty creatures!
i've grown up listening to this song, and everytime i hear it, i hear something new and great about it... i love nigel the best, with his awesome matching jumper/drumsticks combo... he's the coolest!
Back then folks like that would weave you a basket from human hair. Now days they're more likely to break into a boarded up house and do a pooh on the floor
Burp Reynolds Always helps then to make that clear in your writing since there isn't anything in your original sentence to show that you were in fact joking. - That's why using emoticons helps :)
And Stewpot is now no more... another one passes, and another Christmas Day Radio Show dies with him.... unless someone else takes over Junior Choice. After all we need Puff the Magic Dragon to be played somewhere. :)
I remember my older sister going mad upon me, because I did like this song in 1976!! Of course, she liked more all the other songs of Steeleye Span (less commercial and more deeply Scottish Folk Music!!!) But 32 years later, I still very like this one...Thx hollowmoor!
Lol. Rock n Roll has always been full of characters who've relied on "shock" value, Elvis, with his hip grinding was probably one of the 1st 😉 4 years ago, I might've agreed with you, but I've seen/heard live performances by Ms Cyrus, including a very creditable version of Jolene. However, I *do* remember Steeleye Span, who, along with a number of groups/artists were producing this stuff alongside some of the earliest Punk anthems. For me, like a few of the others they were a "guilty pleasure" and it's great to hear this again, so much so, that I dug it out of my iTunes library and stuck in in a Playlist..so, thanks to the O.P! 😉👍
Maddy was such a sweetheart giving her all on this traditional folk song. I still love it
Pur esprit et beauté. Pour toujours.On t'aime.
I'm into heavy rock and punk music but this song takes me back to a different Britain when there was my mum and dad and my brother living in harmony together. Those days are past and sadly can never return. RIP mum and dad.xx
Hi Ian,same here Mate,our future from that time currently resides in the local Charity Shop...Take care & God Bless You.Regards,Starman.
Now it’s our turn to create happiness for those around us. Can we follow in our parents footsteps so well? That’s a tough one, but we must try.
I've noticed all us aging punks/metalheads seem to love this beautiful lyrical folk stuff too - it's definitely the case in Australia. I too remember a beautiful past x
Hi Ian.yes i agree.this song reminds me of my young years.we cant bring those times back...wish.we could.how i loved youth and how i took it for granted.we never thought we,d get old did we?
I'm a GnR, Metallica & Nightwish fan and still love this!
Dieser Song holt meine Jugend zurück. Herrlich, ihn nach zig Jahren wieder zu hören. Mein Player lief damals heiß. Danke Danke...🎉
What kinder times playing such intelligent music for children. We must have all been better individuals in a world were adults were not terrified of children
This song is pure joy and fun.
Maddy Prior is one of my top five female vocalists. what a lovely voice she has.
Viva El Presidente. 👍
She's also the sexiest woman I've ever laid eyes upon!
Steeleye Span was always a paradox. Fiddles & Fenders, drum kits & dulcimers, yet always capturing the authentic spirit. Maddy epitomized it-- plain and comfortable as an old shoe, yet irresistible.
What a talent to entertain.
So much junk is argued on these postings it really is incredible. Half of it irrelevent in the first place. Maddy is quite simply the best, a real english lady with a good pair of lungs to boot. Still going strong today she will live forever.
Maddy Prior and Judy Durham - both beautiful voices - can listen to them anytime
I was 9 when this song came out, loved it then, and still love it now. Maddie's energy is intoxicating.
RIP Ed Stewart. Crackerjack was a favourite five to five Friday treat. I was 7 in 1976. My kids find my fondness for this song and TH-cam clip hilarious but I am happy to have spent my childhood in simpler, gentler times. Ed's sad passing is yet another thing that makes the distance between now and then a little wider.
Agreed! I was 8 in 76 and loved Crackerjack too. I used to listen to Ed Stewart on Radio 2 when my dad gave me a lift home from grammar school a few years later. Dad died suddenly when I was 13 and Ed Stewart reminded me of those times.
Oh my god, her facial expressions when she sings "He's a false deluded young man" the first time make me die. Maddy was pure beauty.Those little moments when she raises her eyebrows are totally in keeping with the sentiment of the song, as are the way she moves her body and her hands. The whole thing is utterly delightful.
Totally agree
All I can say is beauty is clearly in the eye of the beholder.
Yes! love this particular AAMH more than any because of all the things you suggest and delightful is the truly the word.
All modern Pop stars could learn a thing or two from watching this band. ❤
Wow...heard this band for the first time while getting the theatre ready for a play that opens tonight here in Utah. I'm 51 years old and had never heard of them...what a lovely surprise...excellent music.
I was heading to Moab last year, and then this pandemic started. I’m hoping by October this year I’ll be in Arches and Canyonlands. Life a?
i love maddy, and the band, they are all such beautiful people who have played beautiful music and always will
And if anyone should ask me the reason why I'm wearing It.............
"Its my fucking business, it's my fucking hat!"
Legend, Mate! We used to sing the exact same line after rugby matches! Happy days...
Yes, but can you make a melody out of that, and do some nice acting while you're at it? I'd like to hear and see that.
On Karaoke Nights my "alternative lyrics" go down a storm and the audience quickly join in the next chorus!
"Hairs around my tw&t".... comes to mind all these years later!
But it's still got the price on!
The brilliant voice of Maddy Prior and the legendary Steeleye Span - a fantastic blend of great olde English folk music and soft rock. Thanks for posting.
Maddy sings with such a lovely smile..
I absolutely love this. Maddy is fantastic, and I agree with other comments that her body language is beautiful. The way she moves during the song is mesmorising. She fills me with happiness every time I watch it. What a lovely woman!
Real instruments, real singers, real music and a real woman up front.
And lip-syncing.....
@@ytnsanw You had no choice on the BBC in those days. Maddy Prior could have sung it live, no problem.
I actually remember watching this particular show, makes me feel bloody old!
Likewise...
Maddy has an amazing voice, I love to hear her sing.
Saw them at the Victoria Hall in the 1980s. Utterly memorable. Great songs, great musicianship, great harmonies.
We used to sing "All around my Twat" ha ha good memories...........
Ha! We did too! 😂
One Maddy Prior = a million Katy Perrys
amen to that
As long as you close your eyes...
@@andrewmckenna4563 There is none so blind as he who will not see
"Beauty is bought by judgement of the eye, not utter'd by base sale of chapmen's tongues" (William Shakespeare; Loves Labours Lost 1588)
Not if you're going to fuck them..... I imagine Kay Perry is pretty dirty and shaves her minge.... Maddy would just lie there with a hairy fanny!
May G-d bless England for its fine musicians and poets, as I turn once again to England, where my heart lies!
God bless you sweetheart. A true English man. Stay safe
Happy Sukkot!
As well as a great voice, a fine figure of a woman. She floats my boat.
Beonce er sorry that should be boyancy
I was 23 and loved this band.
A fine example of English folk music.
some call it an english piece of music, others say it's an irish one!!
i suppose one culture borrowed it from t he other.
just like danny boy being an irish song ... but it was coomposed by a scottish lady!!
+Dassoon Fitz
It's English.
+711honved eye,it is a fine piece whatever eng or Irish......
+jp lujack aye
"Danny Boy" ("Oh Danny Boy, the pipes, the pipes are calling"), written by English lawyer Frederic Edward Weatherly in 1910
I am one of the very lucky ones, I saw them 3 times in concert in the 70's, when they were at their best, and Maddy sang and danced the evening away, mingling with the audience!!! Fabulous!!!! !!!! :)
this song , for me , will always immortalize my Uncle Laurie who had too much to drink at my Auntie,s family get-together one xmas, ... .....being a heavy drinker AND registered blind was NOT a good combination for him, ...but great entertainment for us kids , who watched in awe as Uncle Laurie staggered to the armchair next to the tropical fish tank, while it was plugged in and buzzing weirdly,. ........he rolled his left sleeve up as this song came on the radio in the lounge, and proceeded to stick his entire arm in the electric fish tank whilst stirring it like crazy in mad frantic circles, and singing this song at the top of his voice ,... we watched in horrified amazement as dead fish after blue shiny , dead fish floated to the surface,...while my big battle-axe Auntie screamed like a banshee at him for killing her fish!... most of them died from shock, ...( and a few from the fumes!).... ,,it took 3 strong men and my Auntie hitting him over the head with her shoe to get him out of it,..the house was in uproar as every available man dragged him away from it while he protested loudly that he wasn,t doing anything at all , that he hadn,t touched the fish and his arm was perfectly dry!! ....about 11 of us kids stood in the doorway laughing in hysterics , as, when they pulled him away and he went back for his 3rd attempt , 5 guys now wrestled him to the ground in one fell swoop ,as the fish tank tipped over with all the tussling going on, and soaked the carpet , the padded armchair and everyone else with it! ...my Auntie never forgave him for ruining her xmas, and i never forgot how funny it was to be 12 years old!!!
I will NEVER hear "All Around My Hat" the same after reading this excruciating remembrance!
Happy times. I hope the cows came home.
These types of anecdotes are TH-cam gold! What a great memory!
Back in the day this was a really good driving song as good as any rock and roll
I saw them sometime in the late 1970's at the Hammersmith Odeon, and a great time was had by all of us in the audience. I remember mentioning on the way out that it was so nice not to be leaving a concert without my ears ringing.
1 yr feore i was born, bust superb and inspiring mjsic live it
!!!!!!!!!
.55 I love that descending interval, it seems to go from D to A to G? The G sounds like a blue-note almost. She sings it perfectly.
It's a Q I thought
Brilliant. Another person whose voice is instantly recognised!!! And the band are just superb and I saw the Pistols and the Clash!!!!
what fantastic harmonies this band had ,i would have given any thing to sing with them xxxx
Talent like this will never see the mainstream media again .
we'll never see the likes on children's tv again
What did those kids make of it though,be funny to find out.
What kinder times playing such intelligent music for children on national tv. We must have all been better as individuals in a world were adults were not terrified of children
MADDY always looks like she's having THE time of Her life!
I love this song. So many memories of my youth.
This goes on my favourites
from a more innocent and less cynical age . can you imagine the reaction today...?...WONDERFUL!
+Jane Baldwin I keep hoping that pop music will return to that....but the powers that be don't want that.......sad state of affairs......
+Jane Baldwin Sorry but I don't understand what you mean by "can you imagine the reaction today?" What would the reaction be today? And to what?
+DucksDeLucks I think it's pretty obvious what she means - if this was played to kids today they'd probably shout 'rubbish' and throw things because it's hardly Justin Bieber or One Direction, is it? But then, kids in the 70s wouldn't have been happy if Bing Crosby had appeared - every generation has always had its own tastes.
+Neil Cole Im a kid of the seventies, and yes, I wouldn't have been happy if Bing appeared.....it was only later that I would realize why he was appreciated by my mom and dads generation....hopefully with age comes wisdom, and an appreciation for any style of music that is good.....
Except that age and wisdom are not correlated and taste and what's good are subjective, not objective. I doubt very much that many children today will eventually become fans of Steeleye Span, Bing Crosby or Gilbert and Sullivan for that matter, but that does not reflect on their wisdom or musical judgement.
if you think about it...starting in 1969 & their first lp...every album was different & ground-breaking...a truely progressive band who made English folk music a household name...indeed!! each member was a strong character & darlings of the English music press, at the time. they rock the world & we all will remember...
Hard to believe they haven't been as popular all these years: they just came up with their 21st studio album, this year, fourty years since they first formed in 1969. Of course, they've been through lineup changes, but Maddy has been one constant and I can see why: beautiful voice!
saw them at Bradford University way back when and OMG.. they were absolutely brilliant
Can't understand how anyone could dislike this
maybe because she's got clothes on and not wrapping herself around a giant ball like Miley Cyrus
rawlinsonboy Talent sells itself and I'm sorry to say there aren't too many producers who think that way. It's one thing to be scandalous but it is another to have talent which lasts a lot longer.
rawlinsonboy gotta admit that neckline is daringly low though :)
WINNING
Pity you can't dislike the dislikes
I saw S. Span in 1973, opening 4 Jethro Tull. They have grown on me over the years, along with Sandy Denny and Fairport Convention, and Southern Comfort (I have a rare copy of Frog City) Saw S. Denny open 4 Loggins & Messina in 1973, solo.Those guys had a fine 1st L.P.
but Denny was mesmerizing, We miss you Sandy.
Anyway, this and Thomas the Rhymer are my favorite S. Span numbers. Great live version
of "Rhymer"on Ytube. Thanx 4 posting this.
Back then in the '60s and '70s many of us were wearing cloth covered camo steel hats adorned with green willow and other foilage.
oh I remember this, I was 16 and watching it with me kid brother, time flies
Priceless! Thank you!
The song "All Around my Hat" is of nineteenth century English origin. In an early version, dating from the 1820s, a Cockney costermonger vowed to be true to his fiancee, who had been sentenced to seven years transportation to Australia for theft and to mourn his loss by wearing green willow sprigs in his hatband for "a twelve-month and a day," in a traditional symbol of mourning.
Oh for my childhood to return. Fuzzy warm stuff like this....and the coal fire to warm us.
It's Friday its 5 to 5 and it's crackerjack. Also a brilliant song
This is great, reminds me of my university days, when I was introduced to them. Thanks for this.
Great band [best live band I've ever seen], musical style, performance, date of broadcast, film quality, etc I could go on.
I didn't like this song at first but now it's infectious in a good way
happy times,im glad my school used to play this to us
very nice!!!!!
LOVE this band. When I used to listen to folk radio on Sundays, I thought the DJ was saying Steel Ice Band and thus couldn't find their albums in the store!
I was 5 when this was on, and I despised it. It was everything that was wrong with pop music to me, like watching yer mum and dad dancing at a wedding to the Quo. Years later I got steeleye spans first album. Now I get it.
Better late than never mate
Ditto
The tide was against white Britons and our culture. It’s the same now, but more fierce.
I was 8 and never heard of them!
i loved their albums especially Below the Salt”. I wore that record out in the 79’s!
hard to believe it was 40 years ago
Now it's 43 years.
I cant believe it either -TIME WAITS FOR NO MAN OR BEAST 🤔🙂
A unique voice love the song.
still great :) x
great tune takes me back
once again, maddy prior, the voice of an angel
Beautiful voice
I was 11 then .... I always watched Crackerjack "However" I remember them on Top Of The Pops ... lovely pagan undertones
+David Cummings Lots of naked fertility rites, dancing round the May Pole, and magic mushrooms :)
Well Greetings of Yule to you today!.
Your greeting is logged and appreciated :)
+Edward P Campbell lol
+David Cummings
Good try but way off mark. Nothing pagan about it, don't understand how you reached this conclusion.
Maddy has been my idol for 26 years!!!!!!
Who doesn't love Maddy Prior & Steeleye Span?!? As a guy I've always had a crush on her that won't quit, is all. And no, it doesn't have to get all dirty, indecent & prurient, you naughty creatures!
I just thought she has the voice of an angel, honest
Aye. I felt, perhaps feel, much the same about Joan Baez.
Yes, Maddy Prior and Annie Haslam...I was deeply in lust.
I remember watching this . whenever I hear songs from the seventies , I always think I was older at the time . Fantastic song and great singer
I love Maddie's very expressive eyes and teeth!!
what a great song to sing .. and about a topic for all .. it brings the spirit of all our ancestors who cared so long for us all ..
It's just a bloody good folk song. End off. I'm dancing!
Old English....love it...and miss it😖
Great folk band. Not many better than maddy
What about Annie?
I'm watching it, and I'm 13. I love it!
the kids are going "WTF IS THIS" we were promised SLADE
Everyone was promised Slade
billo321 But luckily they didn't turn up :P
i've grown up listening to this song, and everytime i hear it, i hear something new and great about it... i love nigel the best, with his awesome matching jumper/drumsticks combo... he's the coolest!
nothing to do with Irish it's an old English folk song about the lover being sent to aussie land for a crime
Absolute TV Gold. ❤
Wasn't Britain wonderful then???
David Kinnear Too true David !
Paul Charles boomer having a bloody dream again, fuck off
+Paul Charles Yeah, apart from the paedos!
+Paul Charles I'm nearly 60. The good old days be buggered..... ;)
Gregory Richmond did you honestly think that I wouldn't have any grasp of latin?
Apart from her beautiful voice, I always loved Maddie's clothes!
A real nostalgia fest. Always loved the way this song cranks into life. They're still going strong today. Tells a story, class act.
Awesome harmony, change of pace- everything. You have to give it them- those rebels have the best tunes.
Back then folks like that would weave you a basket from human hair. Now days they're more likely to break into a boarded up house and do a pooh on the floor
Burp Reynolds I think you're confusing folk musicians with junkies... :P
redcardinalist I think you're confusing me making a joke about lazy stereotypes. Which was my actual point:P
Burp Reynolds Always helps then to make that clear in your writing since there isn't anything in your original sentence to show that you were in fact joking. - That's why using emoticons helps :)
*****
Ah yes, could be! That was cleaqrly too subtle for me. Next time you'll need to use a mallet :)
Burp Reynolds I got it...
her voice.. if i could sing like her, id be taking the world by storm!
And Stewpot is now no more...
another one passes, and another Christmas Day Radio Show dies with him.... unless someone else takes over Junior Choice. After all we need Puff the Magic Dragon to be played somewhere. :)
We listened to Puff the Magic Dragon on Stewpot's show this christmas... Gonna be a hard show to replace.
Great music then not now...bring back the good music!
Superb,now wheres my Jesus sandals & wooly cardigan whilst I grow my beard,but seriously,it is a good song.
Great, super -- now when does Man About The House come on?
I remember my older sister going mad upon me, because I did like this song in 1976!! Of course, she liked more all the other songs of Steeleye Span (less commercial and more deeply Scottish Folk Music!!!) But 32 years later, I still very like this one...Thx hollowmoor!
Just a classic, dont know why, just always liked it :-)
Just brilliant. Thanks for posting this gem!!!
Bill Bailey brought me here.
Well bob What did you think?
Well it's interesting. Definitely not my cup of tea but BB's parody was hilarious.
This takes me back to when I left school this song was everywhere despite being a teen rocker I secretly liked the song a lot.
This video sorely misses a Mylie Cyrus twerking and rubbing her growler with a great big sponge hand.
Lol. Rock n Roll has always been full of characters who've relied on "shock" value, Elvis, with his hip grinding was probably one of the 1st 😉
4 years ago, I might've agreed with you, but I've seen/heard live performances by Ms Cyrus, including a very creditable version of Jolene.
However, I *do* remember Steeleye Span, who, along with a number of groups/artists were producing this stuff alongside some of the earliest Punk anthems.
For me, like a few of the others they were a "guilty pleasure" and it's great to hear this again, so much so, that I dug it out of my iTunes library and stuck in in a Playlist..so, thanks to the O.P! 😉👍
PMSL Now there's a vision.
Kevin ,so funny,can’t get that out of my mind,kudos mate,even though you’re a crude bugger!
Playing in Frome 29th Oct 2016. Brilliant
i don't half fancy Maddie
Colin, get in line!! She was (is?) a beaut! A dentist's fantasy!
is that the limit of your vocabulary?
colin collins UK
Me too. Smiley eyes 😁
maddy prior all around my hat..what a classic talerdudansk with you on that ine from the UK