Fantastic!!! caught the back end of this on Magic radio on Saturday. Hadn't heard it for donkeys years so checked it out on here. Reminds you of life before this country went down the pan. Nostalgia Rules, it's all we've got left.
And you think you had it bad ?. My pal Phil "Phibber" Munchausen says .When I was a lad the only way we could eat was to sneak into the zoo,annoy the the Gorilla so he'd pelt us with faeces,then we'd rummage through the monkey poo and eat the undigested nuts,they were all we had.
Brown bread and butter for your tea ? brown bread AND butter yer posh sod, me dad used to spit on ours, and on our birthdays we had it toasted with a slap of axle grease for a rare treat, they don't know their fookin' born t'day.
We used to call everyone 'spawny-eyed parrot-faced wazzocks' when this came out! I'd not heard this for maybe 20 years and yet as soon as he paused after 'we'd a lot o' things in them days they 'aven't got today' I immediately said 'rickets'! Good memories of this, back in Brampton (between Barnsley and Rotherham) when ah wor a lad!
"When I were a lad, you could get a tram down into town, buy 3 new suits and an overcoat, 4 pair of good boots , go see George Formby at Palace Theatre, get blind drunk, have some steak and chips, bunch of bananas, three stone of monkey nuts and still have change out of a farthing."
You can't do that now, not since all the shops installed security cameras.
Just appealing again......does anyone know if any footage survivies of Tony performing this on Top of the Pops in the early eighties? I'd love to see it again. Please get in touch, thanks.
Listen, fuck off. Just because you have something that is "yorkshire" does not mean you have to put t' in front of random fucking words in your desription. Yes we do it but not as fucking much as that. Do you do the subtitles for coronation street? Because apparently lancastrians do it all the time aswell
I once mixed this into a hip hop instrumental in a club off Tottenham court road in the mid 90's, fuckers didn't know what was going on I laughed my tits off behind the decks!!!
Does anyone have the live version of Tony performing this on Top Of The Pops? I'd love to see it again. There's not enough of this greatly missed genius on Youtube- Please please get posting, those of you who have this material.
I've had this recording in various formats for the last 25 yrs.. I've always loved it.. 'bout time made a proper video were made to make it famous again. Eeey youth of day don't know they are born! :)
Great memories of my life and folks in Dodworth, Near Barnsley. My dad was a miner, uncle was a fireman on the railway. I agree with the song...young ones do not kow they are born today. Could you imagine the new yobs working a 12 hour shift down Dodworth pit and still going to the pub on a friday night!
Listening to this and seeing the pics brings tears to my eyes too I remember me and my late dad hearing it on radio sheffield before our afters shift at wooley pit yea it was a bloody hard job but i loved it
Thankyou, thankyou, thankyou. My late dad LOVED this record; we used to sit screaming with laughter at this. Really pleased to find this, brought back some brilliant memories. Thankyou so much.
excellent stuff, and actually funnier than the Monty Python sketch in similar vein, which is probably on YouTube as well.
I always remember Derek Brimstone's crack about Tony Capstick ..."his missus complained that she wasn't being satisfied, so he bought her one of them vibrators, but she said that it made all her fillings loose ..."
I bought the original vinyl record, three hundredweight of nutty-slack, haddock n'chips for six, forty-three Fair Isle ganseys, twelve pair o' woolly wellie-socks and had change out of 2d to get me and a pal into the Odeon for the second house last Friday.
We used to call this "The Hovis Song" . Obviously becuase of the backing music that was also used in the Hovis bread adverts .
2100Rose 1 week ago
Brilliant
Andyo183 1 month ago
Fantastic!!! caught the back end of this on Magic radio on Saturday. Hadn't heard it for donkeys years so checked it out on here. Reminds you of life before this country went down the pan. Nostalgia Rules, it's all we've got left.
debnpete1 2 months ago
Brilliant vid never tire of hearing this,God bless Tony xx
1Fairypoppy 3 months ago
And you think you had it bad ?. My pal Phil "Phibber" Munchausen says .When I was a lad the only way we could eat was to sneak into the zoo,annoy the the Gorilla so he'd pelt us with faeces,then we'd rummage through the monkey poo and eat the undigested nuts,they were all we had.
myepiphone 4 months ago
Bloody riots they should listen to this
3000gilly 5 months ago
e wa a r8 tata mi father! LOL
Chappy9 5 months ago
Heard this for the first time in God knows how long, after remembering on a whim.
PMSL!
srmunden 5 months ago
Thirty years old this may be, but it still makes me laugh.
MrMermaid58 6 months ago
Magic .
TeKarawata 7 months ago
classic..love it
john111257 7 months ago
3 stone o' monkeynuts and still 'ave change out on a farthing!
Stemax1960 8 months ago
Brown bread and butter for your tea ? brown bread AND butter yer posh sod, me dad used to spit on ours, and on our birthdays we had it toasted with a slap of axle grease for a rare treat, they don't know their fookin' born t'day.
1305alz 8 months ago
We used to call everyone 'spawny-eyed parrot-faced wazzocks' when this came out! I'd not heard this for maybe 20 years and yet as soon as he paused after 'we'd a lot o' things in them days they 'aven't got today' I immediately said 'rickets'! Good memories of this, back in Brampton (between Barnsley and Rotherham) when ah wor a lad!
Gisburne2000 9 months ago 2
UK TOP 10 - 30 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK
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NUMBER 3 (10) TONY CAPSTICK - CAPSTICK COMES HOME
49blackboab 9 months ago
The past is so alluring... it is really all we have, as today reveals itself it is the past and tomorrow is uncertain!
anjelina1940 11 months ago
and then i threw mi mam on fire LMAO
DetectiveDaz 11 months ago
YORRRKSHIRE YORRRKSHIRE YORRKSHIRE.
stoikes 11 months ago 2
Ahh,I loved this as a child.Great to hear it again
1974Burnsy 1 year ago
by gum them were the days loll
tez601 1 year ago
"When I were a lad, you could get a tram down into town, buy 3 new suits and an overcoat, 4 pair of good boots , go see George Formby at Palace Theatre, get blind drunk, have some steak and chips, bunch of bananas, three stone of monkey nuts and still have change out of a farthing."
You can't do that now, not since all the shops installed security cameras.
Dristarg 1 year ago 4
Dedicated to Lee, a proper Yorkie, rest in peace...Tim
timdavies45 1 year ago
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timdavies45 1 year ago
Makes you proud to be a Yorkshireman.
genesisisok 1 year ago 3
Tony's gone 'home'! Eee, t'lad ad such a way wi words, tha knows!!
God bless you, Tony! This record means so much to us Yorkshire folk!
philmex1 1 year ago
brilliant thanks for posting
leftclog1 1 year ago
I first heard this on the Jimmy Young show. I nearly fell out of me cab. Wonderful stuff from a great bloke
doddling 1 year ago
My god, I only found out he died today (5th april 2010) god bless......
remeclerk 1 year ago
My god, I only found out he died today (5th april 2010) god bless......
remeclerk 1 year ago
lol very funny
samdaftpunk 1 year ago
brilliant! such a P..SS take of the old Hovis ads....( and the North in general-its Ok im Lancashire born!)
remeclerk 1 year ago
Wassock ha ha ha
gigglesden07 1 year ago
A wonderful mixture of the poignant and the absurd.
oldfolkiepad 1 year ago 6
Nethen; that were proper gradely.
'Ow's thi Mam?
5*****.
Jennie.
Kittielips 1 year ago 2
Although Tony has gone now, it's nice to see him occasionally as a dim policeman in back numbers of 'Last Of The Summer Wine'.
DADRENO 1 year ago
Has Tony gone ???
gazeris 1 year ago
@gazeris Yes 23rd October 2003.
P2roverman 1 year ago
@gazeris Yes he went 23rd October 2003
P2roverman 1 year ago
@DADRENO
Thanks for posting
Gillyyorkie 1 year ago
Just appealing again......does anyone know if any footage survivies of Tony performing this on Top of the Pops in the early eighties? I'd love to see it again. Please get in touch, thanks.
6856victoria 2 years ago
This is what they want! :)
costellodan 2 years ago
i`ll go to foot ov are stairs
todd8137 2 years ago
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Listen, fuck off. Just because you have something that is "yorkshire" does not mean you have to put t' in front of random fucking words in your desription. Yes we do it but not as fucking much as that. Do you do the subtitles for coronation street? Because apparently lancastrians do it all the time aswell
spaceswitch 2 years ago
I once mixed this into a hip hop instrumental in a club off Tottenham court road in the mid 90's, fuckers didn't know what was going on I laughed my tits off behind the decks!!!
GAZZA251170 2 years ago
What is the actual name of this song???
turboandy 2 years ago
Its all written in the info.
trap0001 2 years ago
CAPSTICK COMES HOME - Tony Capstick and Carlton Main/Frickley Colliery Band. (1981)
'The New World Symphony' by Dvorak,
CAPSTICK COMES HOME
trap0001 2 years ago
Does anyone have the live version of Tony performing this on Top Of The Pops? I'd love to see it again. There's not enough of this greatly missed genius on Youtube- Please please get posting, those of you who have this material.
RIP dear Tony; Rotherham's finest.
6856victoria 2 years ago
I thought he was from Mexborough
MsCluckers 2 years ago
Is this yet another tribute to Wigan Casino??
drwhatson 2 years ago
Ee I remember when I was nobbut a lass, lissnin t' this ont radio... Oh it were reet grand an all... Crackin bit o stuff this eh...
Brilliant post, thankx again for reminding an older lady...lol..of the genius of Tony Capstick...R.I.P.
wenglishsal 2 years ago
eeeeeeeeeeeeeee we used to work a 70000000000000000 hr shift, great stuff
thepostieles 2 years ago
And that got to No.3 in the UK Top 40. great stuff.
torreviejalads 2 years ago
excellent !!! im from Yorkshire so I can relate to this !!! thanx for posting >>>Lyndloo...
lyndloo 2 years ago
Truly great
salvadormarley 2 years ago
brilliant my friend not bad for a yorkie .
trichoone 2 years ago
I've had this recording in various formats for the last 25 yrs.. I've always loved it.. 'bout time made a proper video were made to make it famous again. Eeey youth of day don't know they are born! :)
mikenco 2 years ago 3
'Ee I dint arf laff!
pathdaly 2 years ago
Mind you do you remeber the original Hovis ad? I always thought it were too bloody far to go for a loaf.
Hasmatkid 2 years ago
Great memories of my life and folks in Dodworth, Near Barnsley. My dad was a miner, uncle was a fireman on the railway. I agree with the song...young ones do not kow they are born today. Could you imagine the new yobs working a 12 hour shift down Dodworth pit and still going to the pub on a friday night!
cleckheatoncentral 2 years ago
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Kookies40 2 years ago
And then he threw mi mam on fire... LOL... funny as fuck I love the Yorkshire accent
Chappy9 2 years ago 3
Best Ever!
scaredweepel 3 years ago 2
google "download from youtube"
xx0xxSmokeyxx0xx 3 years ago
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flogberry 3 years ago
spawny eyed parrot faced wazzock.............classic. Ive heard Mike Harding do this one.
wilsonslass 3 years ago
lol with tears rolling down my face. thank you
RussRubens 3 years ago
our kid got this on a single back when i wuz a nipper lol must be nigh on 30 years since i heard it :-)
ricspeed1971 3 years ago 2
eeeee good stuff rip tony
lesthepost 3 years ago
great, heard it on radio 2 and had to find it
wbottomley1 3 years ago
im a capstick and if it want for mag thatcher id ive been in the mines like my grandad and dad. love this tune
craiggotti 3 years ago
Same here brilliant memories from back in the day. Heard it on radio 2 tuther day n had to find it. Thanks.
bodrinker 3 years ago 2
Listening to this and seeing the pics brings tears to my eyes too I remember me and my late dad hearing it on radio sheffield before our afters shift at wooley pit yea it was a bloody hard job but i loved it
k3dude 3 years ago
brilliant, heard it first time today on radio 2 and had to find it to listen again, wazzock, lol
gpwannab 3 years ago
Thankyou, thankyou, thankyou. My late dad LOVED this record; we used to sit screaming with laughter at this. Really pleased to find this, brought back some brilliant memories. Thankyou so much.
tieayellowribbonuk 3 years ago
can i download it
brisheil 3 years ago
excellent stuff, and actually funnier than the Monty Python sketch in similar vein, which is probably on YouTube as well.
I always remember Derek Brimstone's crack about Tony Capstick ..."his missus complained that she wasn't being satisfied, so he bought her one of them vibrators, but she said that it made all her fillings loose ..."
murrmac 3 years ago
Four Yorkshiremen. Yes it is on You Tube. Don't know about funnier though.
trap0001 2 years ago
gud un fatha
JimmyTankMan 3 years ago
Thatcher ,,Who???
Look at this country now what did she DO?
She only knows...
Bob
bobsjob2 3 years ago
lol this is hilarious
EvelcyclopS 3 years ago
I bought the original vinyl record, three hundredweight of nutty-slack, haddock n'chips for six, forty-three Fair Isle ganseys, twelve pair o' woolly wellie-socks and had change out of 2d to get me and a pal into the Odeon for the second house last Friday.
leaningoak 3 years ago 14
I've never heard that version. Sounds like a treat.
mikenco 2 years ago
@leaningoak Eeeeeeeeeee by gum,tell that t'young 'uns now,and they wunna believe thee!!!
randybullcow 1 year ago
at 0.43
meeshiskeysh 3 years ago
I thought I recognised him.
trap0001 2 years ago
on the bottom left is my grandad!!!!!!!!!
meeshiskeysh 3 years ago
well done cappo x
JimmyTankMan 3 years ago
My sister used to have this on vinyl... I used to steal it all the time
Razie1502 3 years ago 3
My Grandfather had this on record and used to plat it to me all the time. Great to hear it again after all these years.
trickywoody 3 years ago 2
Odd.
Brings a tear to the eye.
RUTHII3395 3 years ago 5