Aintree Iron....Jesus Christ..Liverpool fan..rod of iron ( odin )..psalm 110
UK government destruction of the family circle....killed the pint....£3 per pint...made many people fat on fast food.....napthan bomb.................british invention..piss take out of the Queen....in otherwords thanks for nothing as the clock ticks on to judgement day.
Always thought they sang 'THANK YOU FOR OUR GRACIOUS QUEEN'. One of the first lyrics I remember from being a small kid. It makes more sense than 'Our gracious team.' What team? Liverpool FC?
This was part of the British "comedy rock" scene of the 60's and early 70's that never caught on the U.S. The song is loaded with sarcasm. The most controversial was their line lifted from God Save The Queen (the UK national anthem). The line is supposed to be "God save our gracious Queen". They changed it to "Thank U very much for our gracious TEAM" - meaning the Liverpool football (soccer) club!
Loved this quaint ditty at age 10 and bought it as a 45 rpm record.... can't remember what label. It made it onto AM radio in the U.S., but what of the flip side? "I'd Be the First" Could someone upload that please? Thanks, Rebecca.
@Sshelly: Yes, of course this was a joke. The Scaffold were essentially a comedy act -- and a wonderful one. Listen to Lily the Pink, their biggest hit (but not the "Wiggy" version, which jumbles the lines around).
Wasn't Paul McCartney's brother in this band? I think his name is Mike McGear. Why has he got a different surname to Paul McCartney? Did his father re-marry after the death of his mother Mary?
@Feisty1967 No. He used a pseudonym to get away from the connection with Paul. He has now reverted to his real name, Michael McCartney and concentrates on his photographic career rather than music..
@Feisty1967 Mike McCartney didn't want to use his give surname professionally because he was afraid he'd just be seen as Paul McCartney's kid brother. So he made up the name "McGear" ("Gear" was Liverpool slang for "fabulous"). When Mike "retired" from music in 1980 and started publishing books of his photographs, he did so under his given name. And Jim McCartney did remarry and adopted his 2nd wife's daughter, who is Paul and Mike's step-sister.
I don't mean to be a hater...but this song is either a joke or it sucks. I mean this made the top of the list in the 60s? No wonder people have blocked this stuff out and only remember it for Jimi Hendrix and Bob Dylan.
This song peaked at #69 (5 weeks here on the US Charts) released on Bell Records I bought the single and it was titled "Thank U Very Much" with the letter "U" and NOT the word "You". I Love this tune thanx for the memories man.......
Thank U Very Much for playing this record, rebecca241290!
I had the pleasure of meeting Mike McCartney twice in the late 80s and he's a very, very nice man. And very funny too. He tells great stories about growing up in Liverpool and The Beatles' Cavern days.
@mattpeee Thank You Very Much (Of Course) for clearing up the Aintree Iron. I just looked up the lyrics and thought it was incorrect. For 30+ years I've been wondering what the lyrics said. Now I know, and I know what it means.
@mattpeee Thank You Very Much (Of Course) for clearing up the Aintree Iron. I just looked up the lyrics and thought they were incorrect. For 30+ years I've been wondering what the lyrics said. Now I know, and I know what it means.
I listened to this as a child, and always wondered if anyone else knew of the Scaffold, thought I was the only one who remembered this great song...love the clock ticking, thanks for posting...
These were like a scouse version of madness the scaffold were brilliant i remember them from when i was a kid. Life was more basic back then compared to today but at least kids were allowed to actually have a proper childhood and were happier and more free.
@chelseamrb65 Madness!!??? Don't talk tripe, lad! These guys were a covey of poets and satirists...What the f--- did Madness have to with such matters of sophistication??
Mike McCartney did not want to cash in on his Brothers fame so he created a stage name. McGear which Gear means fab in Liverpool. I hope I could help. i like the name McGear.
David Wisdom played this song on Nightlines once upon a time - haven't heard it for ten years, but it gets stuck in my head at least twice a month anyway. Never in a million years did I expect to find it here.
I sang this in front of my infant class, when I was 4 years old, and got all the words wrong. I sang "Thank you very much for two packets of beans!" No one noticed...
I just spotted the videos in the last few days that was why I looked this up the original version. Im begiinning to like this song again. I heard it a lot as a child.
The Aintree Iron in the song was Brian Epstein . Iron Hoof is rhyming slang for pouf and Epstein had a home in the Aintree district.. It was just a disguised way of announcing Epstein's sexuality. Tommy Smith was not in any way an 'Iron Hoof''.
Love this song, m8's..I first heard it on a "Kiddie Hour" on a radio station back home in Chicago back in the day..don't ask me how that ended up gettin' airplay there!
Brilliant! I was looking for anything re: John Gorman and the Scaffold, those songs take me back, he's still alive and kicking, in the community entertaining on the Wirral.
So many differant styles of muic from the 1960s with some excellent witty Lyrics. They were ahead of their time. "Commercial Break" and "Jelly Covered Cloud" are my favourates.
Buy the Best Of CD TODAY!, I promise you won't be disappointed.
Roger McGough rules as a poet. He should have made poet laureate rather than Carol, Ann Duffy.
The Aintree Iron, was the Aintree Institute a building that stood behind the Black Bull until recently. It was a club with snooker etc etc that kept kids off the streets i the 60's
Don't you have the sense of humour? I think Mike Macca didn't take himself too seriously and that's probably why he performed under various nicknames...
Yes, and while I was at school I helped John Gorman and Adrain Henri create a silly little definition: "A straight lie is the shortest distance between two politicians." It came from the mathematical deinition of a 'straight line'.
While I was in school, I wrote to a penfriend that lived in Londonderry (Northern Ireland). She sent me this record as a gift. [A belated thank-u-very-much to Betty Thompson.]
Thank u very much rebecca! Ich hab mich immer königlich amüsiert mit den songs von "scaffold" und meine eltern vor mir auch! Lily the pink ist auch klasse. Haste zufällig ihren song "i'd be the first"?
ich danke auch für die Vögel und die lustigen Bienen, die immer den schönen Honig machen. Vielleicht hätte man den 3 Prinzessinen hier nicht ganz so stark mit dem Knüppel auf den Kopf hauen sollen...
This song (and their general style) is more suggestive of many Irish folk songs than anything recorded by the Beatles. However, the bridges sound very Beatlesque. I had heard this song once in my life before visiting YouTube, and it really stays with you! Shame that the writer won't reveal the meaning of "Aintree Iron" though.
lol Liverpool accent is prominent here. :D You can definately tell its Paulie's brother. I bet they had a very similar sense of humour, listening to this song. XD Seriously, this is good. It reminds me of one of Paul's songs.
i just heard these son on the radio. i had to find it. it made me laught
TheSandvich333 1 day ago
andré van duin had a similar song . hartelijk bedankt voor het peper en zout stel:P
kangaroe01 5 days ago
Aintree Iron....Jesus Christ..Liverpool fan..rod of iron ( odin )..psalm 110
UK government destruction of the family circle....killed the pint....£3 per pint...made many people fat on fast food.....napthan bomb.................british invention..piss take out of the Queen....in otherwords thanks for nothing as the clock ticks on to judgement day.
Thetruthwillkillyou 2 weeks ago
you may be very very very thankful but
your very very not welcome.
xomittensloveox 1 month ago
Thank you very much for the Cadbury's Roses...
talcy 1 month ago
Always thought they sang 'THANK YOU FOR OUR GRACIOUS QUEEN'. One of the first lyrics I remember from being a small kid. It makes more sense than 'Our gracious team.' What team? Liverpool FC?
flaxonx3 1 month ago
Markos Seferlis
ikd900 1 month ago
thank you very much you're welcome
bluehouselucy 2 months ago
Seferlis!
ripper13irc 2 months ago 7
@ripper13irc dose
luffygeek96 2 months ago 2
This song got some good airplay, i remember it well.
used to sound like they were singing "thank you very much for the angsty iron"...
definitedoll 2 months ago
It was iron fencing that was sent off for the war effort
hannah012112 2 months ago
Can someone please tell me a Southerner, what is the "Aintree Iron ". Is it the Black bull pub ? Or a turn table once used on the railways ?
pudseybear13 2 months ago
This was part of the British "comedy rock" scene of the 60's and early 70's that never caught on the U.S. The song is loaded with sarcasm. The most controversial was their line lifted from God Save The Queen (the UK national anthem). The line is supposed to be "God save our gracious Queen". They changed it to "Thank U very much for our gracious TEAM" - meaning the Liverpool football (soccer) club!
observer9670 3 months ago 2
i think paul is playing bass on this if i remember right. he thought aintree iron was a stupid title as well, until it was a hit lol
jamesisoliviasdad 3 months ago
Thank you very much for doing the dishes.....
Thank you very much just for being my Mrs...
Thank you very very very very very very very very very much..
Buzzcocks64 4 months ago
thank you very much for uploading this song. thank you very very vey much..lol
gandelf1967 4 months ago
Haha - this was given to me as a birthday present age 5!!
anne3362 4 months ago
hahahahaha!! reminds me of the commercial for the box of roses. (chocolates)
hrdstylr 5 months ago
Stupid is as stupid does.
News of the Wortld dies , stupidity lives on.
ThereIsCake 5 months ago
cooooooooooooooooooooooool
Apope12341 6 months ago
Can someone tell me...is it "thank you very much" or "thank you so much", because all I hear these days the very affected sounding "so" much.
What's happened to thank you very much?
stroodle222 6 months ago
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amershamrocknrollclu 6 months ago
I remember very well this song... we used to sing it during schooltime...!
SprigganLook 7 months ago
Thank you very much for checking out this song!
TheRingoDave 7 months ago
Thank you very much for posting this classic,
THANK YOU VERY MUCH, THANK YOU VERY VERY VERY MUCH.
Thank you very much for sharing the memories,
THANK YOU VERY VERY VERY MUCH.
quizmaster85 7 months ago
13 ppl ain't thankful
Kalaspinglan123 8 months ago
13 people prefer ur welcome :)
steknshake43v3r 8 months ago
Loved this quaint ditty at age 10 and bought it as a 45 rpm record.... can't remember what label. It made it onto AM radio in the U.S., but what of the flip side? "I'd Be the First" Could someone upload that please? Thanks, Rebecca.
MrDarwinsDog 8 months ago
The original Scouser Crucial three. Forget McCullough, Cope & Wylie.
flaxonx3 8 months ago
are you shitting me this blows?
KyplayaZ4lyfe 9 months ago
Rebecca. The you very very much.
geoffcarrier 9 months ago
Paul McCartney's brother, Peter McCartney, sang the lead vocal in this 1965 song.
GodivaGirl1 10 months ago
@Sshelly: Yes, of course this was a joke. The Scaffold were essentially a comedy act -- and a wonderful one. Listen to Lily the Pink, their biggest hit (but not the "Wiggy" version, which jumbles the lines around).
digitig 10 months ago
This song was, incredibly, a favourite of the late Queen Mother.
robertmugabe00 10 months ago
Κορίτσια ο Μάρκουλης :-)
Seltonas 10 months ago 5
@Seltonas Καιρό το έψαχνα. Ψάχνω κ κανα δυο άλλα από το Μάρκουλη. Τι γαμάτη εκπομπή!
M0D3R8A 8 months ago
They have the awesomest songs
Iloveorliandwicked 11 months ago
Wasn't Paul McCartney's brother in this band? I think his name is Mike McGear. Why has he got a different surname to Paul McCartney? Did his father re-marry after the death of his mother Mary?
Feisty1967 11 months ago
@Feisty1967 No. He used a pseudonym to get away from the connection with Paul. He has now reverted to his real name, Michael McCartney and concentrates on his photographic career rather than music..
liuzhou 10 months ago
@Feisty1967 Mike McCartney didn't want to use his give surname professionally because he was afraid he'd just be seen as Paul McCartney's kid brother. So he made up the name "McGear" ("Gear" was Liverpool slang for "fabulous"). When Mike "retired" from music in 1980 and started publishing books of his photographs, he did so under his given name. And Jim McCartney did remarry and adopted his 2nd wife's daughter, who is Paul and Mike's step-sister.
observer9670 3 months ago
I don't mean to be a hater...but this song is either a joke or it sucks. I mean this made the top of the list in the 60s? No wonder people have blocked this stuff out and only remember it for Jimi Hendrix and Bob Dylan.
Sshelly34213 11 months ago
@Sshelly34213 it's a bit of innocent fun...and quite a good song IMO
RevolverAnthology 11 months ago
@RevolverAnthology I guess it was like your Macarena or something.
Sshelly34213 11 months ago
Michael McCartney looks more like Ringo than Paul lol
SamHouldsworthMusic 1 year ago
This song peaked at #69 (5 weeks here on the US Charts) released on Bell Records I bought the single and it was titled "Thank U Very Much" with the letter "U" and NOT the word "You". I Love this tune thanx for the memories man.......
SEVFEST 1 year ago
Who remembers that this tune was used in Cadbury's Roses adverts back in the day?
TheSophera 1 year ago
sweeeeeeeeeeeeeet! so 1967 thank you !!!!!!
leoretrosi 1 year ago
This song was released in England on the Pye label.
(I can't believe I remembered that...I'm not even FROM there.)
Random thought: What if John had met MICHAEL McCartney at that Quarrymen gig in July '57.
This would be a very different world.
And John would still be alive.
Oh, well...Happy Holidays, just the same.
geoffreydlang 1 year ago
...first time I heard it, I thought it was "thank you very much for the empty lion", instead of Aintree Iron.
GingaLegendWeed 1 year ago
Is this a tribute to Elvis? Haww thank you very much!
bucky468 1 year ago
@bucky468 everything in rock/popular music is a tribute to elvis. by definition. ;)
elvis316 1 year ago
@elvis316 How'd you find me (lol)?
bucky468 1 year ago
@bucky468 on comments to this awesome song. can you read sarcasm here?
elvis316 1 year ago
@elvis316 No. I meant how'd you know about this song? It wasn't that big of a hit here in America. Or are you Elvis Costello?
bucky468 1 year ago
@bucky468 just a happy accident. an happy? just stumbled here by chance. I think they could use this at guantanamo.
elvis316 1 year ago
Awesome song! =D
ThreePipeProblems 1 year ago
Love this! I was told the Aintree Iron was that triangle of land starting at The Black Bull with Long Lane and Warbreck Moor
quillandpen 1 year ago
Can this novelty song be more stupid? I don't think so.
iw32 1 year ago
Thank you very much as well. Looking forward to seeing Roger at Warwick Arts Centre on 5 November. Scouse night out.
bebles03 1 year ago
thank you very much for posting this
dimmube 1 year ago
First part :yes ,second part :Are you serious ?
scrumsie 1 year ago
The guy on the left at :14 sure looks like Noel Harrison. Good tune-
vampyros1 1 year ago
ez van a Bëlga koncertek végén :D
Vehilwen 1 year ago
POOP
eddietheturdburglar 1 year ago
LOL! I love it! And thank YOU "A" very, very much!
Larzabeth 1 year ago
This was very very cool. Thank you very very very very very much!!!
marniedrew 1 year ago 26
@marniedrew
You are very very very...welcome. :D
peace!
rebecca241290 1 year ago 20
@rebecca241290 And i am very very very very HAPPY! XD
iordanis11 11 months ago
Thank U Very Much for playing this record, rebecca241290!
I had the pleasure of meeting Mike McCartney twice in the late 80s and he's a very, very nice man. And very funny too. He tells great stories about growing up in Liverpool and The Beatles' Cavern days.
All the best to you, Mike!
JaneFokster 1 year ago
Imagine if he had joined the Beatles..?
scrumsie 1 year ago
@scrumsie like the mixture of lennon and paul wasent amazing enought imagine two pauls the sound would just blow u away
eeveefan212 1 year ago
Sounds a little like a first Pink Floyd L.p.
pulpmiction 1 year ago
Thank you very much for feeding William.
lracuda76 1 year ago
mparmpagiannis :P :P :P
takis223 1 year ago
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You will burn in hell for this Markos Seferlis.
fraoula 1 year ago
thanks for sharing that one....over 40 years since I heard that last...
lambadalasse 1 year ago
thank you for this song, I remember it very well. I'm also lloking for this old english drinking song of them"10 whisky bottles" Anyone who has this?
janomill 1 year ago
Thank you very much for the napalm bomb, apparently.
MrSirMrSirMr 1 year ago
Aintree is a racecoursein England, near Liverpool.
Occasionally, whilst training, a horse would lose a "shoe"
Horse shoes are considered lucky
. . .. . U
So to find one ( an Aintree iron )
Is to have good luck
mattpeee 1 year ago 6
@mattpeee Thank You Very Much (Of Course) for clearing up the Aintree Iron. I just looked up the lyrics and thought it was incorrect. For 30+ years I've been wondering what the lyrics said. Now I know, and I know what it means.
Love this song still.
sandybarefeet 1 year ago
@sandybarefeet No, you don't really know! Mike has kept it secret for 40 years!
shonazadog 1 year ago
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@mattpeee Thank You Very Much (Of Course) for clearing up the Aintree Iron. I just looked up the lyrics and thought they were incorrect. For 30+ years I've been wondering what the lyrics said. Now I know, and I know what it means.
Love this song still.
sandybarefeet 1 year ago
@mattpeee The Aintree Iron is Brain Epstein (iron hoof = poof) ....fact!!!
RevolverAnthology 11 months ago
what is the aintree iron?
miserableliar 1 year ago
what is the aintree iron?
miserableliar 1 year ago
Thanks rebecca !
I've often listened to The Scaffold online ( no other way these days )
I can remember they fronted the tv campaign ushering in : "deci-mal-is-ation deci-malise"
and I still can't forget "sixpence is two and a half new pence"
Happy memories !
mattpeee 1 year ago
Thanks rebecca !
I've often listened to The Scaffold online ( no other way these days )
I can remember they fronted the tv campaign ushering in : "deci-mal-is-ation deci-malise"
and I still can't forget "sixpence is two and a half new pence"
Happy memories !
mattpeee 1 year ago
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siboobooboo 1 year ago
Thank you very much. lol
rebecca241290 1 year ago
@rebecca241290 lol
siboobooboo 1 year ago
"Charity Bubbles" is also another great Scaffold song.
pantiesism 1 year ago
I listened to this as a child, and always wondered if anyone else knew of the Scaffold, thought I was the only one who remembered this great song...love the clock ticking, thanks for posting...
PTSD2008 2 years ago 11
is it a clock? Or is it a metranome?
happylmc 1 year ago
I love the Liverpool accent.
Rheinmetall1974 2 years ago 3
thank you very much
summerdaez 2 years ago
Nothing sophisticated about liverpool everyone that can leaves.
chelseamrb65 2 years ago 2
Liverpool = the greatest city on the planet, most talented people, end of la!!! SCOUSE AND PROUD, RED TILL DEAD!
KopiteP250505 1 year ago 2
Elton John is on keyboards here. He was unknown at the time.
filmfann 2 years ago 2
Thats interesting, I know he used to play on the early Top of the Pops albums, didn't know he was on this though.
wildenfree 2 years ago
These were like a scouse version of madness the scaffold were brilliant i remember them from when i was a kid. Life was more basic back then compared to today but at least kids were allowed to actually have a proper childhood and were happier and more free.
chelseamrb65 2 years ago
@chelseamrb65 Madness!!??? Don't talk tripe, lad! These guys were a covey of poets and satirists...What the f--- did Madness have to with such matters of sophistication??
priapus56 2 years ago
I think Mike should leave songwriting to his brother.
HonkyCat90 2 years ago
I just realised that this song is featured in some advert on tv here in Greece!
stafylides 2 years ago
ston sefrli koritsia o markoulis einai
Xeilas93 2 years ago
Lustiges lied und ein sehr junger Paul Mc Cartney einer der es verstnden hat und nicht rumgeprotzt hat.
tga18680 2 years ago
Thank you very much
kim10800 2 years ago
It is really Peter McCartney. Peter Michael McCartney is Mike McCartneys birth name.
kim10800 2 years ago
Fun and catchy ! Great song...
Does anyone know what happened to these guys? Thank u very much!!
stafylides 2 years ago
@stafylides mike mccartney is a successful rock photographer now, idk about the other guys.
natorama52 2 years ago
Thank you for the info.
Cathy
stafylides 2 years ago
I saw one(John Gorman) at the Oxton Christmas light switch on in Birkenhead the other night.
hippymaff 2 years ago
Did he sing there?
stafylides 2 years ago
tyvm
korpx1 2 years ago
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They should've !!!
kim10800 2 years ago
They should've !!!
kim10800 2 years ago
I love the melody since 0.34- lovely sound!!!
Alice555foxylady 2 years ago
Mike McCartney did not want to cash in on his Brothers fame so he created a stage name. McGear which Gear means fab in Liverpool. I hope I could help. i like the name McGear.
kim10800 2 years ago
Are you sure McCartney and the Beatles didn't want to cash in on McGear's fame?
lewko1 2 years ago
David Wisdom played this song on Nightlines once upon a time - haven't heard it for ten years, but it gets stuck in my head at least twice a month anyway. Never in a million years did I expect to find it here.
theannoyingpublicist 2 years ago
I sang this in front of my infant class, when I was 4 years old, and got all the words wrong. I sang "Thank you very much for two packets of beans!" No one noticed...
plubtdr 2 years ago
Mike McGear and the rest u all rock!!!!! I would luv 2 see more Mike McGear/ Scaffold. Please put more on.
kim10800 2 years ago
If Mike McGear was Paul McCartney's brother how come they had different surnames do you have any idea. thanks.
Forestamtul 2 years ago
i like this song =D
BlackDragon96453 2 years ago
I heard this once on WABC 41 years ago, and never again until I came across it 15 minutes ago.
arcturusaf52 2 years ago
ditto - def a blast from the past ------ wonderful ----- thank-you
christinalouiseholt 2 years ago
New Zealand used this, although done somewhat differently, for the popular Telethon's which ran from 1976 to 1990.
mockviewer 2 years ago
I just spotted the videos in the last few days that was why I looked this up the original version. Im begiinning to like this song again. I heard it a lot as a child.
Forestamtul 2 years ago
i know wat is aintree iron
Elzrulz123 2 years ago
AMAZING!!
Elzrulz123 2 years ago
The Aintree Iron in the song was Brian Epstein . Iron Hoof is rhyming slang for pouf and Epstein had a home in the Aintree district.. It was just a disguised way of announcing Epstein's sexuality. Tommy Smith was not in any way an 'Iron Hoof''.
zodiiioo 2 years ago
Love this song, m8's..I first heard it on a "Kiddie Hour" on a radio station back home in Chicago back in the day..don't ask me how that ended up gettin' airplay there!
An UBER-MEGA-ULTRA-RAVE-FAVE o'mine..
What's Paul's brother doin' these days?
Thank you very, very, very much! :)
BadNews88 2 years ago 2
Tommy Smith is the Anfiled Iron. The Aintree Iron is at the top of our road where The Black Bull is. Now go the shops and get me a CurlyWurly.
Beestroker 2 years ago
Brilliant! I was looking for anything re: John Gorman and the Scaffold, those songs take me back, he's still alive and kicking, in the community entertaining on the Wirral.
BiddulphFC 2 years ago
Just bought the "Very Best Of" CD. What a treat.
So many differant styles of muic from the 1960s with some excellent witty Lyrics. They were ahead of their time. "Commercial Break" and "Jelly Covered Cloud" are my favourates.
Buy the Best Of CD TODAY!, I promise you won't be disappointed.
Roger McGough rules as a poet. He should have made poet laureate rather than Carol, Ann Duffy.
BlueAura2 2 years ago 2
its so english i love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
debramster123 2 years ago 2
01:31 - 01:33 omg, that's like the sweetest voice/tone ever
ItsNora 2 years ago
I DIDN'T KNOW MIKE WAS A MUSICIAN
frikinjoe 2 years ago
wtf is an aintree iron?
tiasarahellielorna 2 years ago
Former Liverpool player Tommy Smith was the 'aintree iron'
carloswigan 2 years ago
haha, it sounds so singlish !
chingmei2000 2 years ago
Thank you very much for the sunday joint.Yea ,until they brought in drink and drugs testing at work.
ballynafeighbluedog 2 years ago
Who ever uploaded this Thank you very much. Up mike mcgear!
lordofthelefthand777 2 years ago 4
You are welcome! ;)
rebecca241290 2 years ago
I have this single from when I was a weeun....thanks for the upload
thetoonraider 2 years ago
Thankyou that was great!
Suzito 2 years ago
What a handsome group. Beards and bees?
mizkellcat 2 years ago
Mike McGear was my first pinup as a teenager and still love him very much. Thanks for sharing. What memories.
firstladylynn96 2 years ago
Do u know that he is a brother of Paul Mc. Cartney ?
dragoonsk 2 years ago 2
i did know, thanks
firstladylynn96 2 years ago
The Aintree Iron, was the Aintree Institute a building that stood behind the Black Bull until recently. It was a club with snooker etc etc that kept kids off the streets i the 60's
mobydog197 2 years ago
What is the Aintree Iron?
PetratheGreat 3 years ago
brian epstien...iron hoof.....poof
davgeobet 2 years ago
thank you very much kochanie za to że jestes:* Kocham cie nad zycie i niech caly swiat to wie :* :*
dreaddkidwa 3 years ago
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dreaddkidwa 3 years ago
pauls brother sucks as a musician...lousy..real cheese...crap...
not a bad photographer...
HumanBozoBoy 3 years ago
Don't you have the sense of humour? I think Mike Macca didn't take himself too seriously and that's probably why he performed under various nicknames...
PCMusic75 2 years ago
thankyou very much for this song!
rustypops1 3 years ago 2
The Queen Mum loved this song!
davidswubc 3 years ago 2
Yes, and while I was at school I helped John Gorman and Adrain Henri create a silly little definition: "A straight lie is the shortest distance between two politicians." It came from the mathematical deinition of a 'straight line'.
ou53uea 3 years ago
While I was in school, I wrote to a penfriend that lived in Londonderry (Northern Ireland). She sent me this record as a gift. [A belated thank-u-very-much to Betty Thompson.]
pgh45rpms 3 years ago 2
THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR POSTING!!!
:)
Verdiez 3 years ago 2
You know, it's ironic that our British cousins should give us Americans the best "Thanksgiving song" ever!
nnwahler 3 years ago
im posting ide be the first
ellboy10101 3 years ago 2
Mary and Michelle I miss you so much!
This song is great!
icanwaitanotherday 3 years ago
i love this
davidroot8 3 years ago
brilliant ! A great scouse song !
tiddleepom 3 years ago
OMG I looooooved this song growing up!!!!
britfun67 3 years ago
Thank u very much rebecca! Ich hab mich immer königlich amüsiert mit den songs von "scaffold" und meine eltern vor mir auch! Lily the pink ist auch klasse. Haste zufällig ihren song "i'd be the first"?
dinastein44 3 years ago
You are welcome! :-) "I'd be the first" habe ich leider nicht. ;-(
Freut mich, dass dir auch die Lieder von "The Scaffold" gefallen, da diese Band ja eher unbekannt war - schade eigentlich.
rebecca241290 3 years ago
ich danke auch für die Vögel und die lustigen Bienen, die immer den schönen Honig machen. Vielleicht hätte man den 3 Prinzessinen hier nicht ganz so stark mit dem Knüppel auf den Kopf hauen sollen...
kreuzfeld 3 years ago
Hätte mich auch gewundert, wenn du was sinnvolles geschrieben hättest...
rebecca241290 3 years ago
This song (and their general style) is more suggestive of many Irish folk songs than anything recorded by the Beatles. However, the bridges sound very Beatlesque. I had heard this song once in my life before visiting YouTube, and it really stays with you! Shame that the writer won't reveal the meaning of "Aintree Iron" though.
Barry7777777 3 years ago
Paul's the one that inspired the song lol. He had to go and buy that camera for Mike. Anyway, thanks for posting I love it.
Vison2008 3 years ago
Thank you very much for Posting :)
grantzx 3 years ago 2
Youre welcome!Rebecca!
Viznel137 3 years ago
super song. lange nicht mehr gehört, danke
aber Lily the pink ist noch besser.
trotzdem 5 punkte
kinkkinda 3 years ago
"Lily the pink" finde ich auch klasse, allerdings finde ich "Thank you very much" lustiger.
rebecca241290 3 years ago
lol Liverpool accent is prominent here. :D You can definately tell its Paulie's brother. I bet they had a very similar sense of humour, listening to this song. XD Seriously, this is good. It reminds me of one of Paul's songs.
HoneyLilac 3 years ago 2
I like this accent too. It sounds a kind of funny. Which of Paul's songs does it remind you?
rebecca241290 3 years ago