As I understand it, and please correct me if my facts are wrong, When Roy orbison died, the other members of the Wilburys decided to contact Del Shannon, as a replacement, he had just had a disasterous comeback and took his own life, without responding to the call from the wilburys,
The story goes that roughly around the time Roy Orbison was dying, Tom Petty and George Harrison were enroute to visit Del Shannon and sign him to the Wilburys. Unfortunately they were too late. Quite a sad story..
Hi Derk Sorry, but I think: dibenj, hissijurvonen, david1leigh and Ms Songcollector are right about this one: that Jeff is singing the song, but I want to agree with MsSongCollector that George is backing him up. It's also possible that Tom Petty is singing this song since it was he who befriended Del Shannon professionally and was instrumental [sorry 4 the pun] in getting him in the Wilbury' to replace Roy Orbison.
As I walk along I wonder What went wrong with our love A love that was so strong And as I still walk on I think of the things we done together While our hearts were young I'm a-walkin' in the rain Tears are fallin' and I feel the pain Wishin' you were here by me To end this misery And I wonder I wa-wa-wa-wa-wonder Why A-wa-wa-wa-wa-why she ran away And I wonder where she will stay My little runaway A-run-run-run-run-runaway
definitly Jeff singing, you can tell his voice when he sings the deeer in wonder. He did another Del Shannon copy, little town flirt and that was better than the original. Think its an extra track on the remastered Discovery album. Have been a fan of Jeff's voice since around 1971 and have followed ELO through their whole career.
I think that's Jeff singing and George backing him up. I've heard lots of copys of this song and the traveling wilburys are the only ones that I would even say measured up to del's version of it. I love it!
After Roy Orbison's untimely death, the Wilburys were going to invite Del Shannon as a replacement, if only he had held on for a few more days things would have been so different
The other version with the harmonica solo is also the Willburys, and that's Dylan playing the harmonica, instead of Jeff Lynne's note-for-note copy of the original organ solo in this one. Both versions were recorded as a tribute to Del Shannon after he committed suicide in 1990.
I have a version of this song, very similar to this, I really think that Jeff Lynne sings on it too, but it has a guitar and an harmonica solo instead of the keyboard solo. The backing vocals and the drums, all the music it's almost the same, the voice is a little younger, but i'ts the same singing style. Anyone knows who plays this version I'm talking about?
No. Sorry, it is NOT the Equal to Del Shannon's original. Not as raw Heart-Felt Emotional Being there. I doubt if Del Shannon, Himself, could have Equalled his first version a second time, either.
@LiveLoveLives The Wilburys were a laid back band not a raw emotion band. They were about good times and enjoying life, not a lot of drama. So I'm not sure that comparison is necessary.
@verbusen You wrote, "I'm not sure that comparison was necessary." - LOL! - What's 'necessary'? - Hey, hum 'Runaway' while your clipping your toenails, if that's what pleases you, - for all I care!! - But the Real and Best 'Runaway' is Del Shannon's, for all Time! - I suppose many people are unconsciously suffering from internalized traumatic denial syndrome, and so Real Messages can trigger an uncomfortable reminder of forgotten traumatic unpleasantness. But healing can only come with Reality!!
I like that they recorded this as a tribute to the recently passed Del Shannon, but its too close to the original for me. I don't understand covers that are exactly the same. Imagine if movies did that - shot for shot, line for line everything the same. Oy.
It's the Travellin' Wilburys...Someone said Bob Dylan's voice was missing, it's quite possible he didn't play or sing on this song or you just can't hear him. Just because one voice is missing is missing doesn't mean it's not the travellin' wilburys. He may have just skipped this session. Maybe he was sick, on vacation, on tour, felt he couldn't sing on this song....you never know why someone may be missing.
who sings this, i know its not dylan but it could be jeff lane or gorege harrison. anyways this is a awsome song and they made fun of it on walk hard .
Saw Del Shannon as part of multi-group concert not more than 2 years B4 his death. Against many other high-calibur, legendary acts, many of whom had been touring w/ only brief breaks for 30+ & nearly 40 years @ that time, who received repeated standing ovations w/ thunderous roars, he took the stage & proceeded 2 almost literally put 'em all 2 shame. He practically *torched the place*, such was the effect of his performance.
This tribute is the only one which comes close 2 doing him justice.
R U saying U can't recognize Jeff Lynne's voice, arguably 1 of most distinctive voices ever recorded?
R U saying U can't recognize equally-distinctive Wilbury synchopated backbeat?
R U saying U were never a real fan, & so don't *really* know their sound?
R U saying you were never a real Del Shannon fan, & so don't realize that no one short of The Wilburys would ever have a hope of recreating his sound?
Or R U merely saying U need new speakers/buds/headphones?
The Wilburys recorded this song just after Del Shannon's tragic death. There were rumors that he would have been invited to join the band, had he lived.
Although I LOVE this...I don't think it's the Wilburys....I could be wrong....Where did it come from...I've never heard it before....I thought I had all the Wilburys stuff....PLEASE let me know where it came from.
@pizzadealer Also it may have been a B-side to one of the Vol 3 singles, like "Nobody's Child". The way I heard it, Del was going to replace Roy Orbison in the Wilburys, but then killed himself. The Wilburys then did this in tribute.
@pizzadealer Also it may have been a B-side to one of the Vol 3 singles, like "Nobody's Child". The way I heard it, Del was going to replace Roy Orbison in the Wilburys, but then killed himself. The Wilburys then did this in tribute.
@77KMAN Del Shannon was rumoured to join them after Roy Orbison's death. He never did, but they recorded this in honour of Del after he committed suicide in 1990.
Hey 77KMAN, it's an old Del Shannon song. It was also done by The Ventures, it was released February 1961. It was written by Del Shannon and Max Crook. The Traveling Wilburys released a version as the B-side of their single "She's My Baby". (Lead Wilbury Tom Petty also references the song in his 1989 hit "Runnin' Down a Dream", describing himself singing "Runaway" along with Shannon as he drives along listening to the radio.)
@77KMAN Hi This song was origonally done by Del shannon and he was going to join The Wilburys after Roy Orbison's death but unfortunately he also died before they could record with him, after his death the other members decided to disband the group.
Thanks Traveling Wilbury's for this tribute to Del.God Bless you guys for remembering how great he was.RIP Del..,you are still loved and missed by many.
Germany FIFA cup we will sing this song in the rain the other teams will fell the PAIN ahahhah from Runaway Travelling Wilburys... now Deutschland we can now sing this song Runaway with the WORLD CUP FIFA Beat the smart asses
I agree with all the previous comments about Jeff Lynne's fine singing voice and his amazing talent, but what no one's mentioned so far is that, if you think about it, Jeff Lynne is the catalyst that brought the Wilbury's together in the first place. Sure! It's George's band; there's no doubt about that, but after his ELO days were over, Jeff turned to producing and even before he hooked up with George on "Cloud 9", he produced the Heartbreakers "Full Moon Fever" album. Thank you, Jeff!
Your dad is a very smart man. Ask him to give you the Beatles, And George Harrison. I was 8 yrs old when I first saw the Beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show in 1964. I'm an old guy, but good music is for people of all ages. Rock N Roll Forever
First time I found the wilbury's version of the this was on a cd single in the 90's while wondering around amsterdam. This one is a longer , but sounds like its from the same take, guess they changed it a bit for the single. I hate the version of this they put on the Wilbury Dvd & Cd release, but love and thank God they finally put the video's out. Ok, before I go on and on , I'll shut up.
Jeff Lynne is always being praised for his songwriting talents, but rarely he is praised for his excellent singing voice, Jeff has a fantastic voice, and can work it on any style or genre of music, he really is a true musical genius!
Not cover...Del Shannon was part of the Wilbury's and after his suicuide they dedicated this to him...of course the oroginal track from 61 was his own
I heard the original version of this at my local leisure farm and I was like "Nah, Wilburys do it better!"
MultiBelle22 1 week ago
An excellent tribute to Del Shannon . Love this version .
jcandtheposibilities 1 month ago 5
As I understand it, and please correct me if my facts are wrong, When Roy orbison died, the other members of the Wilburys decided to contact Del Shannon, as a replacement, he had just had a disasterous comeback and took his own life, without responding to the call from the wilburys,
freddieclark 1 month ago
nearly Del but not quite.
skoldskjaer 2 months ago in playlist The Traveling Wilburys
It sounds a little bit like Electric Light Orchestra doesn't it?
Jeff Lyne is amazing here!
MistrzAlbert 2 months ago
This is a Del Shannon composition, not Gary Lewis.
iroirpa 2 months ago
An Old Gary Lewis tune.
catzimman2001 3 months ago in playlist YouTube Mix for The Traveling Wilburys
@catzimman2001 Gary probably recorded it, as he recorded lots of other people's hits for his LPs, but this was Del Shannon's song.
ralphsrec 1 month ago
Fantastic band!!! <3
mk36able 3 months ago 2
Thanks Pizzadealer R.I.P. Del
acme2263 3 months ago
What a GREAT cover!
stephenk54 3 months ago
God! they covered it soo good!:D<3
thedork27 3 months ago
Is this song available anywhere?
cygnus53 3 months ago
@cygnus53
It's a bonus track on the Traveling Wilburys volume 3, and it's available on amazon.
16wani 3 months ago
Fantastic just wonderful listening.
deboz65 4 months ago
Del Shannon
skorpio58 5 months ago in playlist travelling Wilburys
who is singing? jeff lynne?
range567W 5 months ago
@range567W
Yes, that's the wonderful voice of Jeff :-)
16wani 5 months ago
The story goes that roughly around the time Roy Orbison was dying, Tom Petty and George Harrison were enroute to visit Del Shannon and sign him to the Wilburys. Unfortunately they were too late. Quite a sad story..
OftenMisled 6 months ago
Thank you. I can rock it with windows down.
ezlikesundae68 6 months ago
Terrific cover by an EXCEPTIONAL group of musicians. Love the post. Thanks!
triplet1305 6 months ago
Hi Derk Sorry, but I think: dibenj, hissijurvonen, david1leigh and Ms Songcollector are right about this one: that Jeff is singing the song, but I want to agree with MsSongCollector that George is backing him up. It's also possible that Tom Petty is singing this song since it was he who befriended Del Shannon professionally and was instrumental [sorry 4 the pun] in getting him in the Wilbury' to replace Roy Orbison.
eleni1968 8 months ago
Definitely Mr. Lynne.
dibenj 8 months ago
Who sang this Del Shannon cover on the Wilbury's Album?
eleni1968 8 months ago
@eleni1968 Jeff Lynne (ELO)
daanb92 8 months ago
@eleni1968 def George Harrison
derkdirtydiggler 8 months ago
ELO /JL soud GREAT
hissijurvonen 9 months ago
It's on iTunes, just search it.
MarkVLK 9 months ago
headrolling 9 months ago
Del Shannon is a Wilbury, not a lot of people know that, but it's as right as rain.
4allblues 9 months ago in playlist Strong Tunes
definitly Jeff singing, you can tell his voice when he sings the deeer in wonder. He did another Del Shannon copy, little town flirt and that was better than the original. Think its an extra track on the remastered Discovery album. Have been a fan of Jeff's voice since around 1971 and have followed ELO through their whole career.
david1leigh 10 months ago
I think that's Jeff singing and George backing him up. I've heard lots of copys of this song and the traveling wilburys are the only ones that I would even say measured up to del's version of it. I love it!
MsSongcollector 10 months ago
Jeff has the perfect voice for this type of song. Always thought he had one of the best voices in the business.
david1leigh 10 months ago
Is this an Anti Nowhere League cover or the other way around?
ImYourDeity 10 months ago
@ImYourDeity This song is 50 years old... It's a Del Shannon cover.
kevin4peace 9 months ago
What a cover! As good as Del Shannon. Unforgettable!
Ameiric 10 months ago
Still wondering!
pullbackbaby 10 months ago
Sweet, but what's with the 2 minutes of silence at the end?
PlatypusVomit 10 months ago
Beautiful cover by a fantastically talented group. The Traveling Wilburys were truly a musical gift to the world.
Shaggyshadric 10 months ago
After Roy Orbison's untimely death, the Wilburys were going to invite Del Shannon as a replacement, if only he had held on for a few more days things would have been so different
longboarder771 11 months ago
The other version with the harmonica solo is also the Willburys, and that's Dylan playing the harmonica, instead of Jeff Lynne's note-for-note copy of the original organ solo in this one. Both versions were recorded as a tribute to Del Shannon after he committed suicide in 1990.
ericsandmark 11 months ago
Del Shannon did background vocals on Full Moon Fever. He is heard on the song Running Down a Dream
cmodzins 11 months ago
I have a version of this song, very similar to this, I really think that Jeff Lynne sings on it too, but it has a guitar and an harmonica solo instead of the keyboard solo. The backing vocals and the drums, all the music it's almost the same, the voice is a little younger, but i'ts the same singing style. Anyone knows who plays this version I'm talking about?
morphaacuarius 1 year ago
Cool cover, thanks a lot!
verbusen 1 year ago
Originally recorded by Del Shannon who committed suicide at his home in California today Feb 8, 1990.0 T.I.P. Del : (
Pibbs1 1 year ago
Yeah I know my masters voice....Jeff Lynne
jlehane3 1 year ago
No. Sorry, it is NOT the Equal to Del Shannon's original. Not as raw Heart-Felt Emotional Being there. I doubt if Del Shannon, Himself, could have Equalled his first version a second time, either.
LiveLoveLives 1 year ago
@LiveLoveLives The Wilburys were a laid back band not a raw emotion band. They were about good times and enjoying life, not a lot of drama. So I'm not sure that comparison is necessary.
verbusen 1 year ago
@verbusen You wrote, "I'm not sure that comparison was necessary." - LOL! - What's 'necessary'? - Hey, hum 'Runaway' while your clipping your toenails, if that's what pleases you, - for all I care!! - But the Real and Best 'Runaway' is Del Shannon's, for all Time! - I suppose many people are unconsciously suffering from internalized traumatic denial syndrome, and so Real Messages can trigger an uncomfortable reminder of forgotten traumatic unpleasantness. But healing can only come with Reality!!
LiveLoveLives 1 year ago
Awesome just awesome. Jeff Lynne is awesome.
denniswilsonfan 1 year ago
Jeff's voice is fucking fabulous.
MorbidReligion 1 year ago
I like that they recorded this as a tribute to the recently passed Del Shannon, but its too close to the original for me. I don't understand covers that are exactly the same. Imagine if movies did that - shot for shot, line for line everything the same. Oy.
DrewBludd 1 year ago
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LivaTryon615 1 year ago
Goddamn this is good...
finnholger 1 year ago
It is Del, as he replaced Roy after he passed.
pitifulslim 1 year ago
Del did not die in the 80's He died in 1990 after killing himself.
aberdeenJ 1 year ago
It's the Travellin' Wilburys...Someone said Bob Dylan's voice was missing, it's quite possible he didn't play or sing on this song or you just can't hear him. Just because one voice is missing is missing doesn't mean it's not the travellin' wilburys. He may have just skipped this session. Maybe he was sick, on vacation, on tour, felt he couldn't sing on this song....you never know why someone may be missing.
cooltooth112 1 year ago
who sings this, i know its not dylan but it could be jeff lane or gorege harrison. anyways this is a awsome song and they made fun of it on walk hard .
gotmilf6911 1 year ago
@gotmilf6911 It's Jeff Lynne singing.
cooltooth112 1 year ago
If it's not The Traveling Wilburys then who the heck could play with such mastery this 60's classic?
polotombo 1 year ago
this is the travelling wilburys... definitely.
xojenicarr 1 year ago
Jeff runs away with this one. Big surpise. Only one of the best voices ever!
tuppy20 1 year ago
A great tribute to a great singer and song writer!
spikeman14 1 year ago
jeff Lynne on vocals with the remaining wilburys, jeff was a great fan of Del shannon, great track. available on the wilburys compilation.
sparton21 1 year ago
Saw Del Shannon as part of multi-group concert not more than 2 years B4 his death. Against many other high-calibur, legendary acts, many of whom had been touring w/ only brief breaks for 30+ & nearly 40 years @ that time, who received repeated standing ovations w/ thunderous roars, he took the stage & proceeded 2 almost literally put 'em all 2 shame. He practically *torched the place*, such was the effect of his performance.
This tribute is the only one which comes close 2 doing him justice.
portagee66 1 year ago
I don't understand. Enlighten me:
R U saying U can't recognize Jeff Lynne's voice, arguably 1 of most distinctive voices ever recorded?
R U saying U can't recognize equally-distinctive Wilbury synchopated backbeat?
R U saying U were never a real fan, & so don't *really* know their sound?
R U saying you were never a real Del Shannon fan, & so don't realize that no one short of The Wilburys would ever have a hope of recreating his sound?
Or R U merely saying U need new speakers/buds/headphones?
portagee66 1 year ago
I have no idea who this is, but it's really good.
MoonBurgle 1 year ago
me+this song=happy:D
CountCane1994 1 year ago
whats up with the minute of silence at the end haha
CountCane1994 1 year ago
How Come Ringo was never listed as a member of the Band.. He played the drums on almost every one of their tracks..
TheDonofMMA 1 year ago
@TheDonofMMA Where did you get this information? I haven't found it at all...I think you may be mistaken.
Wallij15 1 year ago
@TheDonofMMA nope it was Jim Keltner playing the drums, not Ringo.
Tjoppy 1 year ago
Wasn't Del supposed to be one of the original Wilbury's? His passing was untimely.
FramerLLC 1 year ago
@FramerLLC I think he was going to replace Roy after his death, but I could be wrong? I think I remember reading that somewhere.
mlthomp1981 1 year ago
The Wilburys recorded this song just after Del Shannon's tragic death. There were rumors that he would have been invited to join the band, had he lived.
nickslick75 1 year ago
The guys doing this song are NOT The wilburys, and need to get in tune.....
bkman4u 1 year ago
This is really really good........love the Rick 12 string in there.
ROCKSTARCRANE 1 year ago
Miss Del
bluerok1 1 year ago
Thank you for posting! :D I've been searching for this song for ages, trying to remember the whole thing.
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Adamus70 1 year ago
Although I LOVE this...I don't think it's the Wilburys....I could be wrong....Where did it come from...I've never heard it before....I thought I had all the Wilburys stuff....PLEASE let me know where it came from.
77KMAN 1 year ago
@77KMAN Bonus tracks on 2007 re-release in The Traveling Wilburys Collection box set 12. "Nobody's Child" (Cy Coben, Mel Foree) – 3:28 13. "Runaway" (Max Crook, Del Shannon) – 2:30
pizzadealer 1 year ago 14
@pizzadealer GREAT.....gonna have to get that box set...thanks
77KMAN 1 year ago
@pizzadealer Also it may have been a B-side to one of the Vol 3 singles, like "Nobody's Child". The way I heard it, Del was going to replace Roy Orbison in the Wilburys, but then killed himself. The Wilburys then did this in tribute.
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@pizzadealer Also it may have been a B-side to one of the Vol 3 singles, like "Nobody's Child". The way I heard it, Del was going to replace Roy Orbison in the Wilburys, but then killed himself. The Wilburys then did this in tribute.
quikfax 1 year ago
@pizzadealer origanally by Del Shannon :)
76waylon 11 months ago
@pizzadealer The bonus tracks were from the never released Wilburys Vol 2. Del Shannon died, and the project was shelvrd.
TheHylander1314 6 months ago
@77KMAN
Not sure, it does sound like Jeff Lynne..although like you I had no idea the Wilbury's did this song.
midnighttilldawn 1 year ago
@77KMAN Del Shannon was rumoured to join them after Roy Orbison's death. He never did, but they recorded this in honour of Del after he committed suicide in 1990.
Wallij15 1 year ago
@77KMAN I don't think it's the TWs either. Bob Dylan's voice isn't in there
luke92ism 1 year ago
@77KMAN It is. It was the B-side of "She's My Baby".
You don't hear Lynne and Petty?
Supermassively 1 year ago
@77KMAN
Its a Del Shannon song who sadly died in the 80s RIP Del
ScotsLyon 1 year ago
@77KMAN It was on the 12 inch B side She's My Baby
daanb92 1 year ago
@77KMAN It is the Wilbury's.. I have the greatest hits cd
hotrodbaby68 9 months ago
hutc101
Hey 77KMAN, it's an old Del Shannon song. It was also done by The Ventures, it was released February 1961. It was written by Del Shannon and Max Crook. The Traveling Wilburys released a version as the B-side of their single "She's My Baby". (Lead Wilbury Tom Petty also references the song in his 1989 hit "Runnin' Down a Dream", describing himself singing "Runaway" along with Shannon as he drives along listening to the radio.)
hutc101 7 months ago
@77KMAN Hi This song was origonally done by Del shannon and he was going to join The Wilburys after Roy Orbison's death but unfortunately he also died before they could record with him, after his death the other members decided to disband the group.
BigRabbie100 4 months ago in playlist YouTube Mix for The Traveling Wilburys
@77KMAN I'd bet lefty it is The Taveling Wilburys.
hirdy6 4 months ago
Thanks Traveling Wilbury's for this tribute to Del.God Bless you guys for remembering how great he was.RIP Del..,you are still loved and missed by many.
Dawn1959 1 year ago
Germany FIFA cup we will sing this song in the rain the other teams will fell the PAIN ahahhah from Runaway Travelling Wilburys... now Deutschland we can now sing this song Runaway with the WORLD CUP FIFA Beat the smart asses
bernhearted 1 year ago
I agree with all the previous comments about Jeff Lynne's fine singing voice and his amazing talent, but what no one's mentioned so far is that, if you think about it, Jeff Lynne is the catalyst that brought the Wilbury's together in the first place. Sure! It's George's band; there's no doubt about that, but after his ELO days were over, Jeff turned to producing and even before he hooked up with George on "Cloud 9", he produced the Heartbreakers "Full Moon Fever" album. Thank you, Jeff!
awc0204 1 year ago 2
fantastic
ronnyron07 1 year ago
george harison sang this shit
derkdirtydiggler 1 year ago
@derkdirtydiggler +
no chance
briandjo3891 1 year ago
my name is gavin, im 8 years old and i think this song is very vesy goooooooood. my dad told me to put all the o's in
yellowgreensocks 1 year ago 15
@yellowgreensocks
Your dad is a very smart man. Ask him to give you the Beatles, And George Harrison. I was 8 yrs old when I first saw the Beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show in 1964. I'm an old guy, but good music is for people of all ages. Rock N Roll Forever
MrBluesrules 5 months ago in playlist YouTube Mix for The Traveling Wilburys 2
who is sining this,is it petty i cant tell.someone tell me
HUskersGuy12345 1 year ago
@HUskersGuy12345 Jeff Lynne sings lead. Sounds like George joins him on the chorus.
dunskie 1 year ago
Jeff Lynne Is Amazing on this track
genalof 1 year ago
I wish I could find the original version with the guitar and harmonicaq solo.
HarveyBacktheBeatles 1 year ago
Amazing version!!!
metalslut1 1 year ago
First time I found the wilbury's version of the this was on a cd single in the 90's while wondering around amsterdam. This one is a longer , but sounds like its from the same take, guess they changed it a bit for the single. I hate the version of this they put on the Wilbury Dvd & Cd release, but love and thank God they finally put the video's out. Ok, before I go on and on , I'll shut up.
cabenza 1 year ago
Jeff Lynne is always being praised for his songwriting talents, but rarely he is praised for his excellent singing voice, Jeff has a fantastic voice, and can work it on any style or genre of music, he really is a true musical genius!
ronnieneo 1 year ago 2
Absolutley love this song, could listen to it over and over again and not get bored!
TravelingZeppelins 1 year ago
Thanks for putting up this fantastic song... I was a kid at the time..lve it
saffordinmate 1 year ago
brings back so many memories, sad innit, superb
lenoldboy 1 year ago
great cover :) love it
BOGMOSS 1 year ago
sure is that jeff lynne singing ;-)
Haferflocke72 1 year ago
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is that Jeff Lynn singing?? it sounds horrible
fleischpudding 1 year ago
Thanks for posting this wonderful tribute to Del.
bigfly66 2 years ago 2
Awsome song
ZSS426 2 years ago
I love this :)
Torboar 2 years ago 15
Damn....sounds as good as Del. Best cover I ever heard.
wrotenwasp 2 years ago 27
@wrotenwasp
Not cover...Del Shannon was part of the Wilbury's and after his suicuide they dedicated this to him...of course the oroginal track from 61 was his own
majkiboy86 1 year ago
@wrotenwasp is it the brummie accent!!?
acme2263 1 year ago
@wrotenwasp this is awesome just wonderful!
larcombjill 1 year ago
@wrotenwasp Del was in this band before he committed suicide and the band covered it as a remembrance to him.
1DarkPunk 8 months ago
THANKS FOR POSTING hats off to Del Sahnnon R.I.P. good ole tune
definemaybe 2 years ago 4