Class Act. He freeed a lot of people and allowed them to progress. Paved the way for them to think freely. Think Eddie Izzard. lt was a lot more than Drag folks.
yes i know dan was irish i was friends with him over 30years it was because you said she had too be irish it was a he dressing up as a she he wasn't keen on being called she out of his frocks
The history of the drag act goes back as far as Shakespere, and probably much further. I've never understood the appeal, but it makes some people laugh. Best used in Panto I feel, not very funny anywhere else.
A man dressing as a woman brings out the very feminine side of him. Had Danny La Rue never dresssed as a woman, not a soul would ever have heard of him.
Lots of men have made great careers dressing as women.
Danny was an amazing entertainer, I last met him in spain last year when my good friend jerry lane produced the show"Hello Danny" with Danny starring in the main role. Jerry starred as danny in his early years, omg he was quite striking. The show was recorded and I have watch the footage of this great show many many times since, a fine tribute to a fine man - god bless Dan x x x
Sung originally by Randolf Sutton, who .I believe paid the composer a pittance for the song. " A fiver was a Godsend to them", he said when talking about the people who wrote his material. He, of course, was very wealthy.
I sang this song when i was 10 in a school show. We called the show the good old days.....it had this song, easter parade, daisy, the good old summertime and loads of really old songs. It's the one primary school show that will always be in my heart.
This sone was written by George Stevens wasn't it? Not as far as I know "someones Great Aunt"!It also has Jack the Ripper connections I seem to remember theres a connection if you search on Google.
To Acarron, a year ago: Yes, my great uncle, George Stevens, wrote the song -- and there's no Jack the Ripper connection. One researcher hoped there was, but he looked into and discovered that Uncle G led a quiet and blameless life!
Sorry to destroy your family myth, but my great uncle, George Stevens, wrote this son -- and many others. I have the original sheet music. You can also do a Google search, if you're not convinced.
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intercomsec 4 months ago
This song always reminds me of my old granny! One of her favourites.
Beowulf38UK 4 months ago
Good old Danny. The world was so much more tolerant and laid back (in some ways) when I was young.
freethoughtmusic 6 months ago
mY DAD sang this arm in arm today down king street, belper. So sad to see him go. A lesson to learn, count your blessing.
banjgoboy24 9 months ago
Fabulous Danny sadley missed!
clare6572 11 months ago
my grandad luvs it lol
123lucygreen 11 months ago
Nonce
kevinturvy 1 year ago
@kevinturvy
you really have nothing better to do and clearly don't listen or learn
DANNYLRPC 1 year ago
@kevinturvy i just love your devastating ways with words. very impressive darling
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sadulkmali 1 year ago
I know the true story about this song...
this song was wrottenn by Thomas Evans but some american bastard stole it.. :/
Tubisurf 1 year ago
my nan and aunty went to see him years ago when on holiday when she used to play on piers and she didnt think she was very good
herefordguy 1 year ago
i love him singing this one
jackhowiedocherty 1 year ago
He's simply my idol xxx
leedavuk 1 year ago
i met him many times he was sensational but he could be very rude and had a wicked tongue
dracula0091 2 years ago
danny la rue was a legend! Glamorous, approachable and charming - that's star quality.
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coracleman 2 years ago 2
he was all those things and more i was friends with him for over 30 years and miss him greatly and will the rest of my days as many of his fans will
DANNYLRPC 2 years ago
Class Act. He freeed a lot of people and allowed them to progress. Paved the way for them to think freely. Think Eddie Izzard. lt was a lot more than Drag folks.
"She" just had to be feicin Irish!
leinstermad 2 years ago
do you mean he as in danny had too be irish??
DANNYLRPC 2 years ago
Yes HE mate. ;-)
Daniel Patrick Carroll, born in Cork City, Ireland in 1927.
leinstermad 2 years ago
yes i know dan was irish i was friends with him over 30years it was because you said she had too be irish it was a he dressing up as a she he wasn't keen on being called she out of his frocks
DANNYLRPC 2 years ago
The history of the drag act goes back as far as Shakespere, and probably much further. I've never understood the appeal, but it makes some people laugh. Best used in Panto I feel, not very funny anywhere else.
Kidsgrove49 2 years ago
it must of been funny how else would dan have lasted 60 years in the business he was a true star
DANNYLRPC 2 years ago
RIP Danny.
kirkwanglers32 2 years ago
A man dressing as a woman brings out the very feminine side of him. Had Danny La Rue never dresssed as a woman, not a soul would ever have heard of him.
Lots of men have made great careers dressing as women.
SalsaShakers 2 years ago
i think you would of heard of him he might of been a great actor or fashion in someway trust me he would of been around and known
DANNYLRPC 2 years ago
Dont get it? Why do men dress up as women?
MrGary66 2 years ago
hey could you do the lyics as well as it be nice to have it so we can sing it as wel plz dorm
darkkrang2007 2 years ago
She i mean he was amazing:D
checkoutmyprofile 2 years ago
God bless ya Danny.....
There'll never be another
royalar 2 years ago 2
thak s for having this as he may be not with us but we still can see him god bles him R,I,P.
cheekychristopher 2 years ago 2
Hmmm Danny is only resting........ He never died....
mikerubb 2 years ago
God bless you Danny you was the besyT insparation to me. R.I.P God rest you. LOVE 2 you
dimmer505 2 years ago
Rest in Peace Dan from Pat
pumporgan99 2 years ago
God bless you Danny. You will never be forgotten.
illusionist1956 2 years ago
Danny was an amazing entertainer, I last met him in spain last year when my good friend jerry lane produced the show"Hello Danny" with Danny starring in the main role. Jerry starred as danny in his early years, omg he was quite striking. The show was recorded and I have watch the footage of this great show many many times since, a fine tribute to a fine man - god bless Dan x x x
MBF999 2 years ago 2
ALL TIME HERO!!! BEEN THINKING OF HIM ALL WEEK I I think his last appearance was in benidorm
PHUKMLtd 2 years ago
RIP :(
Hellbw0y 2 years ago
Sung originally by Randolf Sutton, who .I believe paid the composer a pittance for the song. " A fiver was a Godsend to them", he said when talking about the people who wrote his material. He, of course, was very wealthy.
nathanielbagshot 2 years ago
My mum used to sing this!!! when I was little so many memories x
alicatlincs 2 years ago
I sang this song when i was 10 in a school show. We called the show the good old days.....it had this song, easter parade, daisy, the good old summertime and loads of really old songs. It's the one primary school show that will always be in my heart.
Ggirl91 2 years ago
We love Danny!!! The Good Old Days x
kevinbrum 3 years ago 2
he cant still be working though is he?
manray85 3 years ago
is he still alive??
manray85 3 years ago
Yes he is - he's 80 still going and as fab as ever!
Mamba2105 3 years ago
@manray85 No he died in July 2009. So sad, he was a one of a kind performer
pompeygirlGA 1 year ago
@pompeygirlGA
actually he passed away just before midnight on the 1st mat 2009 in his sleep in kent
DANNYLRPC 1 year ago
@pompeygirlGA
that should of been the 31st may 09
DANNYLRPC 1 year ago
This sone was written by George Stevens wasn't it? Not as far as I know "someones Great Aunt"!It also has Jack the Ripper connections I seem to remember theres a connection if you search on Google.
acarragon 4 years ago
To Acarron, a year ago: Yes, my great uncle, George Stevens, wrote the song -- and there's no Jack the Ripper connection. One researcher hoped there was, but he looked into and discovered that Uncle G led a quiet and blameless life!
victor23augustus 2 years ago
My great aunty wrote this song. She was friends with Danny La Rue
Sorry just had to add that! Thanks for the posting it brought back memories for some of my family.
ra25000 4 years ago
unless your great aunty's name is George Stevens you are talking shit
DrBenDoverHere 3 years ago
Sorry to destroy your family myth, but my great uncle, George Stevens, wrote this son -- and many others. I have the original sheet music. You can also do a Google search, if you're not convinced.
victor23augustus 2 years ago
It's called the Ghetto in London. The DJ at the time was a drag queen called Dusty O. I loved it.
kensington25 4 years ago
Dusty O? Poor you!
koksy 4 years ago
Dusty O is fantastic. She always finished her set with something really camp and funny. Looks great aswell.
JonnyWooWoo 3 years ago
I love this song. I used to go to a club in London and this would be the last song they'd play. Love Danny x William
kensington25 4 years ago
Which club was that?
Danny is fab I just love him.
Mamba2105 4 years ago
What a drag!
BRUTUALTRUTH 4 years ago