Graham Fellows - The Church Disco. Oxford Road Show 1981

[@TYTDReviews]

I'd never heard this before but I have to say its brilliant xD quite ahead of its time in many ways, thanks for sharing :)

[@RinpochesRose]

That was great , thanks !

[@davidnulty6443]

For a moment I thought i heard this on the car radio today but when i turned the volume up it was pogues fairytale of new york!

[@drstevie]

FAB !

[@crado.v1]

Brilliant stuff this, it encompasses all the mundane stuff I find really average; discos, partial nudity, church, stained glass windows etc...

[@mikeknowles5848]

If you screw your mind up a bit you can hear a proto-Morrissey in parts of this

[@NogginMelodeon]

Well! That was unexpected.

[@johnm2558]

“Hwhy are you all nyood?”

[@apiem]

A young Mark Benton at 3.50

[@nickmonkey284]

Is this really from 1981??
I can hear a lot of influences in there from music which came much later...There’s a real ‘vicar in a tutu’ feel to it

[@johnm2558]

Back when vest & underpants and "nude" meant the same thing :)

[@sisterofnight451]

Brilliant and hilarious, maybe it influenced The League of Gentlemen in some way. Kind of Tales of the Unexpected meets Monty Python. Praise God!

[@Spartanm333]

New to me but the sense of theatre is clearly there eh John. OOoooomph! And a certain connection to Genesis? The band not the bible. Tony Banks has got to be on that Hammond...

[@xlr82u]

Was this ever released as a single?

[@nev7650]

Are those cream coloured slacks the same ones that John Shuttleworth wears?

[@QXZJX]

Orfff, what would John say 😅

[@silocybe83]

Graham was ahead of his time …Because he had a time machine made from wires n bolts and electrical useless appliances that are in the cupboard at the back and its accessories are misplaced in a drawer

[@andyrome316]

Ha ha i like it, I think he modified a teasmaid

[@TheBard56]

Or even Ian Curtis' pop phase 🤔

[@martinli8151]

Pre Pulp