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  • I probably knew him more than most, Yes he was good singer. I was on a show with him in 1949 in Blackpool. He always had an eye for the chorus girls. On the show 'Coconut Grove' he sang a duet with Julie Andrews (who at the time was about 14). He had a bad failing though..............., he used to beat up his wife, sometimes in front of his mates. Still, he was a good singer. so we should'nt hold that against him, should we?

  • Born Creggan Terrace Londonderry, Locke served with the Irish Guards, Royal Ulster Constabulary and the Palestine Police.

  • run em in lol *****

    

  • Many people may not be aware, but back in the 30s Jo was in the RUC.

  • @johnnym19591 Thats a surprise!

  • @johnnym19591 Actually he was in the Dublin police,so it would have been the Garda Siochana,not the RUC which was the police for Northern Ireland,the six north eastern counties as they called it in Eire.The 1930s would of course be after partition of the country.

  • @johnnym19591 He was billed as "The singing Irish Policeman" in his early days.

  • Go KGSC

  • don't care about the politics, brilliant stuff!!!

  • I guess they just liked the tune & didn't give the original words a second thought.. 

  • The tune was later used for the Marine Corps Hymn.

  • @agrgurich is that so? isnt that quite dumb i mean it is meant as critic against the police?

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