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From: colonslappy
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  • there's something about radio which is timeless, in your mind it's so real, Hancock died three years before I was born and yet The Wildman of the woods, The Poetry Society, the Last Bus Home, they remain so strongly in my memory from my childhood because I listened to them

  • This is such an informative and well made program, thanks for posting it.

  • Cheers colonslappy, this is terrific. Re your quote from "The Poetry Society", I'd always heard it as "Steel rods have reasoned through my head", and I must have heard this episode 70 or 80 times. Wonder if I've misheard it all these years!

  • a troubled comedy genius r.i.p

  • The Libertine's song Vertigo contains the line "lead pipes fortunes made" must be a reference to the Poetry Society, isn't that in Sid's poem? "white city, blue haringey, hick hike hock"

  • They also used 'up the bracket' which I have only heard used by Sid James.

  • Anyone know the music that starts at 6.26?

  • cool stuff

    i've never seen most these pics/clips

    many thanks mr poster

  • BTW. If you want to read some funny stories about Billy Kerr, read Michael Pate's book 'An Entertaining War'

  • My great uncle Ziggy ( by marrage to my great Aunt) was Bill Kerrs accountant in Perth.

  • liar!

  • Hugh LLoyd?

    Swipe me!

    we need to get these boys back for a one off radio special...

  • Bill's still with us.. he's out there!

    eighty odd... hangin' round Perth...

    stone me.

  • Life is mauve,

    I am orange.

    (Bill Kerr)

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