Rutles, I love you!
WizardOfLies 1 year ago
Like this version more than the Rutles' -- not to mention that Neil looks absolutely stunning with that bowler, cane and suit. Thanks for uploading!
Notebooked 1 year ago
Nice.
WalksWithJesusChrist 1 year ago
This is wonderful. Thanks.
Wanderlustus 2 years ago
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stesto1 2 years ago
Thanks for this.
Thanks for posting this... I think I prefer the Rutles Archaeology version
stiles101 2 years ago
well actually he's the 7th python... there are 6 actual pythons
palin, cleese, idle, gilliam, jones, chapman
Sukriti 3 years ago 5
He performed this song on Saturday Night Live in 1977 when Eric Idle was hosting, and also played "Cheese and Onions" as Ron Nasty on that episode.
graytart 5 years ago 4
yes, it was posted here some time ago and removed by youtube. it's the best version (howard shore and the SNL band)
lipsbach 2 years ago
Hard to tell, but that does look like Barry Wom on drums...
openfold 5 years ago
Looks like 1981 from the BBC site.
BigAlDavies 5 years ago
When was this recorded? Was it before the Rutles 1996 version was released on their archeology album?
Saturn100 5 years ago
Neil wrote Shangri-La before Archaeology. He 'Rutleised' several of his solo songs for the album. This performance is from the 80s.
ivorykisses 5 years ago
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neill innes was the first python you fool.
LoftNuthouse 5 years ago
Niel Innes is the 6th python
persinos 5 years ago
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Rutles, I love you!
WizardOfLies 1 year ago
Like this version more than the Rutles' -- not to mention that Neil looks absolutely stunning with that bowler, cane and suit. Thanks for uploading!
Notebooked 1 year ago
Nice.
WalksWithJesusChrist 1 year ago
This is wonderful. Thanks.
Wanderlustus 2 years ago
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stesto1 2 years ago
Thanks for this.
Wanderlustus 2 years ago
Thanks for posting this... I think I prefer the Rutles Archaeology version
stiles101 2 years ago
well actually he's the 7th python... there are 6 actual pythons
palin, cleese, idle, gilliam, jones, chapman
Sukriti 3 years ago 5
He performed this song on Saturday Night Live in 1977 when Eric Idle was hosting, and also played "Cheese and Onions" as Ron Nasty on that episode.
graytart 5 years ago 4
yes, it was posted here some time ago and removed by youtube. it's the best version (howard shore and the SNL band)
lipsbach 2 years ago
Hard to tell, but that does look like Barry Wom on drums...
openfold 5 years ago
Looks like 1981 from the BBC site.
BigAlDavies 5 years ago
When was this recorded? Was it before the Rutles 1996 version was released on their archeology album?
Saturn100 5 years ago
Neil wrote Shangri-La before Archaeology. He 'Rutleised' several of his solo songs for the album. This performance is from the 80s.
ivorykisses 5 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
neill innes was the first python you fool.
LoftNuthouse 5 years ago
Niel Innes is the 6th python
persinos 5 years ago