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  • man all the crap you give them guys

    HAVE YOU PLAYED ON LETTERMAN?

    i think not.....!!!!!!

  • what a fucking terrible song

    

  • @ajstyles12 hahahahahaha. oh you're serious...hahahahahahahahaha

  • where's sharrock??

  • this song to me means a lot of different things ..depends on the day

  • Joe Walsh kicks ass !!!!!!!!!

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  • It's about heroin and see there glastonbury performance, me don't thinks they are getting back in the studio soon.

  • @MrJesaurai contrary to popular belief its not about heroin, lee mavers on the other hand was all about the heroin

  • @tigerloop24 Well, if he was that familiar with heroin and happened to be writing a song about a girl, it would have been no surprise if he compared her with the effects of heroin.

  • @MrJesaurai "Danger! Danger! Will Robinson!!"

  • This is for me:

    0:18

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  • ...as far as I'm concerned these damn limeys cheated the world out of years of inspired brilliance. I bought the first album in 1992 and wore it out. I'm still pissed!! (....but if they do get back together I'm going to the show!!)

  • Word on the street is that they're about to launch a comeback! Glory be!!! :)

  • sorry but does any1 no is this song bout drugs or actually bout a girl??? great song either way

  • @TheHappydude21 It's about whichever one you want. It can be about both.

    That's the magic of imagination.

  • Back when Dave was a cool guy!! Miss that show on at 12:30!!

  • yeno I am form england and the la's are the fuckin best band goin the guy with the curly hair john is sick (great)

  • How do I want my hair cut? See that bowl over there...just throw it on top of my head and cut...**45sec later**...ahhhh PERFECT

  • Luke Skywalker much?

    

  • NOT A patch on inspiral carpets or RIDE.

  • @bohsblur Ride were fucking poo! But The Inspirals were fucking unreal, "She Comes In The Fall" was immense.

  • Tempo too fast. Paul Schaffer looks like a fool.

  • @daf827 stfu

  • @X0INFINITYX0 Sorry to offend you, Mr. Schaffer! No need to be nasty in this forum. You're a great musician and a cool guy. But, compared to the studio version of this song (seen on the video), the tempo is too fast.

  • orioit thar laaaaaa....great old song this by thar scousers

  • there arent many perfect songs but this is one of them.

  • heroin!!!!!

  • Another classic.

  • I still like Cast more.

  • I can see a lot of  Lee Mavers in Noel Gallagher circa 1994. Definately has the Trans -Pennine gene:)

  • Whats Larry David doing on tamborine!!!

  • what a song, merseysound, love it, this song lasts

  • Look its Luke Skywalker.. the force is with him this song...

  • Heroin never sounded so pretty

  • The bass player is definitely John Powers, an original member of the LA's.

  • arggh! The actual studio recording is with a Gretsch guitar, why foul it up with a silly rickencrapper! Because it's a stand int guitarist... so sad.

  • Um...it's a whole stand-in band. It's Lee Mavers and Letterman's entire house band!

  • @morgank20 ......no it's not.......the bass player is from The La's....John Power's his name I think

  • @morgank20 the bass player like aussiephil says is john power who later formed the group 'cast' in the 90's

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  • Another great band YT moment ruined by a slimy Letterman opening.

    Bonus: His weasel bandleader/yesman Kenny Somebody making an idiot out of himself for the 5987th time trying to be witty (derisive reaction from audience heard at very beginning).

    Proof once again, that tacky, sleezy show hosts will always succeed - as long as other people have talent.

  • Always loved this song!!!

  • ahhh, back in the day when tv was recorded with toasters :)

  • Where is she going?,lol

  • some sweet rickenbacker sound

  • I can't stop listening to the opening of the song. So beautiful...........

  • What's up with that tambourin player?

  • @varfk000 What do you mean what's up? That's Paul Shaffer... Letterman's music guy. Awesome musician.

  • Remember when merseyside ruled with cool tunes. try pete wylie....sinful. trust me

  • Remember when you could watch a video without having to sit through a commercial

    Remember when music videos were uploaded by users and not VEVO

    Remember when info was to the right of the vid

    Remember you could rate a video 1-5 stars

    Remember the famous yellow subscribe button

    Remember when the users controlled the site and now corporations

    WE MISS THE OLD YOUTUBE

    Post this in every vid and lets start a youtube revolution

    Thumbs up to keep at top

  • @alexoa123 just shut up, be happy we dont have to pay for Youtube. the commercial,sponsers,vevo, pays for the cost of running this site..so just enjoy having a free site like this

  • @alexoa123 Remember when you werent born yet?

  • Don't get me wrong I dig the smiths and all that but, this song is actually about heroin addiction. It's not as simple as it may sound.

  • @stealthalex08 - The song is "alleged" to be about heroin addiction (there she goes again, pulsing through my veins), but it is most definitely not. Interviews from band members confirm it. It's called a metaphor, silly; look it up. If you've never been in love, you could never understand how love is a drug more addicting than heroine.

  • usually letterman's band plays some ridiculous song to commercial break. i though it was cool that they played a beatles song seeing how these guys are from liverpool too!

  • i like scousers - but i wish they keep the fuck out of st helens. we're proud to be lancastrians, and they aren't.

  • @machoTit I'm a scouser & that's fair comment, i like people from St Helens but wouldn't want to be surrounded by them either.

  • Respond to this video...Bet any yanks reading this shite don't know what the fuck we are all on about !

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  • @luvyournylons First and foremost, they're Scouse. If you asked them or anyone who lives in this city, Scouse is our identity. The English hate us and have done for decades, we're treated like an ethnic minority. The La's and every other band from Liverpool belong to our music scene, not Britain's music scene.

    Viva la República de Liverpool - no more shame by association with them English bastards!

    JUSTICE FOR OUR 96 MURDERED BROTHERS AND SISTERS - DON'T BUY THE SUN NEWSPAPER!

  • @KopiteP250505 How embarrassing. Don't you realise how immature you sound saying you're 'scouse' not English. Fucking grow up. Maybe the reason the English hate scousers is because of people like you, fucking morons.

  • @SteFrenchfan There's no way you're from Liverpool. I bet you reside in Birkenhead or Formby... somewhere like that? Or God forbid... St. Helens? Wherever it is, fuckin stay there.

  • @KopiteP250505 With pleasure. I'd hate to reside in a city that spouts such fucking idiotic nonsense such as "I'm scouse" not English. I know plenty of scousers who aren't that fucking braindead and would actually laugh with shame at the type of cunt (like yourself) they share the city with

  • @SteFrenchfan They don't go the Liverpool home and away matches then like me and my mates do. A survey was carried about by JMU not too long ago. It asked if there was a referendum on independence for Liverpool would you vote yes or no? Out of all the Scousers they asked... 4 out of every 10 said yes. When they narrowed it to just Scouse LFC fans, the result was 74% in favour. There are thousands and thousands of Scousers who share my view lad. Trust me!

  • @KopiteP250505 Fucking idiots

  • @SteFrenchfan Wait Liverpool isn't in England? I'm just a stupid american. I know that Liverpoolians (is that a word) sound a bit different, but I thought that was like the difference between a New York accent and someone from say...California. I need to get my globe out. You English/Liverpoolians/British?­? are confusing me w/ all this arguing.  But I do love this song... Hey, what is a scouser? Never heard that term...

  • @jennieannshaw Yes Liverpool is in England, and scousers are what people from Liverpool are called. They just have a strong accent, different from anywhere else in England. It's just muppets like the poster above that say silly things like "I'm not English, I'm scouse" that can confuse a foreigner. So a scouser is from Liverpool and so is English. They are also British as England, Scotland and Wales collectively are Great Britain. So a scouser is a Liverpudlian, is English and British.

  • @SteFrenchfan Thanks so much - and thanks for not teasing me about my ignorance in the area of geography! I left myself wide open...

  • @SteFrenchfan , See my replies to jennieannshaw as meant (informatively) for both of you.

  • @SteFrenchfan

    Ah, sorry there La. I got the wrong drift here with your jennie replies(on the lash last night DOH!). Didn't realise that you were one of us LOL.

  • @jennieannshaw

    Hello from northern England. Just a polite correction matey. People from Liverpool are called Liverpudlians (proper). 'Scouse' is the widely used nickname for their regional/city accent (therefore a person can be called 'Scouse' OR 'a Scouser'. Some people in nearby outlying city areas don't like the tag even though the accent sounds the same (but softer) to an outsider. 'Scouse' is also a simple but famous local food recipe (best google/wikki it all, not much space here). ;-)

  • @maccafan10 haha thats true...my uncles from Wirral n he sounds like Liverpool but says he aint scouse...he thinks hes posh lol but he's fakin is scouser to everyone else xD

  • @XxpauldadudexX

    True, to outsiders it all sounds the same unless you are 'in the know' der La. The only real difference is that in the Wirral they actually get out of the bath to have a pee, LOL.

    I have loads of friends there and love the place, and do Beatles week every year too. Off to see Sir Macca at the Echo Arena in December, front seats, can't wait. Anyway, got a gig tonight so I'm gonna have to 'do one' now. Ta raa well

  • @maccafan10 Lol , funnnny der la '' get out of the bath to pee '' xD

    I like Liverpool people aswell and LOVE Liverpool FC ( winning 2 - 0 v WBA right now..Yesss Andy Carroll finally scored )....also I think The Beatles are cool too. man I wish I could watch Macca in concert . Your dead lucky oroit laaa....ta raaa then ; D

  • @KopiteP250505

    I'm sure the rest of England couldn't give a fuck if the scouse went and formed their own little shit country full of crime and slappers

  • @Madferitleeds We're proud to be hated by English people.

  • @KopiteP250505 Hang on a minute .. you want to make Liverpool independent what do you mean?

  • @MrDataCode Quite simply, I mean that I want Liverpool to be an independent state separate from England.

  • @KopiteP250505 Why are you so quick to judge people from other places? It was just by chance that your parents decided to move/stay to/at Liverpool. If you were born in the places you mentioned are bad then what would you be saying now?

    Get a grip of yourself. How old are you? 10?

  • @MrDataCode No one gets judged and stereotyped more because of where they're from than us Scousers. I follow the mighty Liverpool FC all over the country and we get nothing but abuse from English fans and Police.

    I'm 20 and I'm not going to talk about hypothetical scenarios like what if I was born elsewhere. Liverpool is the best city in the world, end of story. I couldn't possibly imagine coming from anywhere else.

  • @KopiteP250505 Thats quite a foolish thing to say. If you look back at your family's roots you'll be probably commit suicide the way your so passonate for Liverpool.

    The only thing Liverpool is different to any other shit hole.. London, Manchester etc is the Accent. Your talking asif Liverpool is one big family but everyones out for themselfs and the quicker you stop hiding behind an accent the better of you'll be.

  • @MrDataCode Our music scene is better than Manchester and London's music scene. And we have the most prestigious football club. No club in London has ever won a European Cup, we've got 5 of them. And our fans have always been the ones to revolutionise terrace culture while fans of other clubs copy us.

    'Liverpool is a world city, far more so than Manchester or London.'

    'It is the New York of Europe.'

  • @KopiteP250505 Whoa I'm from Liverpool myself yet I do not share your love for the city, just thought I would get that out the way.

    Your telling me Liverpool's has a better music scene.. based on what? The Wombats, Echo and the Bunnymen, Engine, The Escorts The Las, Elvis Costello .. yet you probably don't even know any apart from Wombats and Las. Yes you can admit that your basing that on The Beetles.

    What about The Smiths, Joy Divison, Rolling Stones, Buzzcocks, Chamelons,nomorespaceleft.

  • @MrDataCode The Beatles, Searchers, Pacemakers, Shack (most underrated band of all time), Paley's, La's, Cast, Pele, Amsterdam, Bunnymen, Icicle Works, Black, Flock of Seagulls, Farm, Real People, Lightning Seeds, Maybes, Space, Teardrop Explodes, Care and the Wild Swans for a start, there are plenty more.

    I like the music from Manchester and London, but it's not as good as Liverpool.

    And by the way, I love The Smiths, but they aren't from Manchester - they're from Salford.

  • @KopiteP250505 Well they formed in Manchester and anyway.. this is me being a hipperacrit.. it doesnt matter where a band is from, obviously with bands like the beetles its not hard to quess where they're from because they must have mentioned it on every early public appearance, its the commerical bands like that that I dislike because you can't relate to their songs unlike The Smiths, Joy Divison, David Bowie, The Jam. oh and to comment on the Las they were a one hit wonder, 1 song to theirname

  • @MrDataCode The La's were a one-hit wonder?! Listen to their whole album in full as well as the BBC studio session recordings of the songs, then come back and dare say that. This song on here is world class and it's not even their best one - 'Timeless Melody' is so that just proves they certainly were NOT a one-hit wonder.

    You're chatting utter shite lad.

  • @KopiteP250505 All I'm saying is that for a band like this to be so popular due to one song makes them a one-hit wonder. Without "There She goes", where would this band be?

    There is so many other bands that deserve such reconition as the Las yet remained in the dark during their prime. E.G The Comsat Angels, The Sound, Sad Lovers and Giants, bands that have made alot of effort into music who sing with passio. The La's are obviously happy now they have a constant paycheck from this song.

  • @MrDataCode They have no control over how their songs are received. The masses choose to jump all over 'There She Goes'. That's not Lee Mavers' and John Powers' fault. It doesn't make them a one-hit wonder. The fact they wrote so many quality songs means they aren't a one-hit wonder. Their album is one of the fuckin greatest of all time and it's recognised as such, and it has more than one song on it!

  • @KopiteP250505 Ok I can't deny that they arent a bad band. A HELL OF alot better than any band in the mainstream at the moment. I don't even know why I'm being so harse to them I think its because of this rather annoyance I have with people like yourself whose lifes are in debted to Liverpool.

  • @MrDataCode If monetary gain is your only barometer for success you should quit talking about things you know fuck all about and go and listen to NOW 72.

  • @bricktrainsoulja What is their not to know about? Please tell me what I "know fuck all about". Listen would you be here if you were from Cumbria? Would you like the La's and give their entire album your full time if you were from Manchester? Would you stop sucking the balls of all these Liverpool bands because you obviously would much rather listen too Dance music and Techno.

  • @MrDataCode You know fuck all the La's because you refer them as a commercial band in comparison to bands that, according to you, aren't commercial yet achieved far more mainstream success. You call them a 'one hit wonder' when clearly that isn't the case. You said they 'remained in the dark' in spire of regular touring and coverage in the national press. And you qualify your comments by name-checking other bands to somehow show you're clued up.

  • @bricktrainsoulja I don't know much about the La's but what is their to know? They made one album that got great critical sucess and had a song that made a few songs that made the charts. What is so intresting about this band that I need to "know fuck all" about? I don't find a bunch of lads or "Las" that intresting to be honest and their music isnt really moving for me. Yes some of the bands I named had more mainstream success but they were singing with passion and lyrics that meant more than..

  • @MrDataCode Well I supposed we're entitled to our own taste. I personally find their music moving and the lyrics especially relevant, but then I'm from the North and probably in similar circumstances to what those lads were at the time. More relevant than Morrissey's rants on vegetarianism, child abuse and repressed homosexuality anyway (before you jump on that as criticism I do appreciate the intelligience of Morrissey's lyrics and that they do extend past those themes).

  • @bricktrainsoulja Haha you prefer The La's lyrics and you can relate to them? The La's lyrics are simple, in fact give me a pen and paper and I'll match them. What is it you can relate to these? They aren't talking sense. Oh and Morrissey's lyrics are much more than what you mentioned, he sings about his lonely childhood and how he had trouble finding someone to love him. Also sings about himself dying and killing himself. Its far more deep than.."Oh theres that girl from the other day, shes fit

  • @MrDataCode Virtually everything you have posted in this whole conversation has been bollocks. You sound like a pretentious schoolboy NME reader that thinks you're part of some hip minority because you know who Echo and the Bunnymen are. Saying the La's are a one hit wonder and 'remained in the dark' during their careers only serves to undermine your credibility further.

  • @luvyournylons WE'RE NOT ENGLISH, WE ARE SCOUSE!

    PEOPLE'S SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF LIVERPOOL!

  • a bit rough, raw - but GREAT! :-)

  • @njiuma I must agree. It sound great live actually. I loved hearing it in The Parent Trap as a little kid.

  • @RealTime88 - "I loved hearing it in The Parent Trap as a little kid." - i STILL love the Parent Trap as an adult. that remake is so great. what happened to LL? ...sigh... innocence lost...

  • @njiuma Me too. I saw it over the weekend. The best Disney film I've seen in my life. And there are so many wonderful ones to pick from. Well what we do know is LL is a good actress but the question is can she make the comback that Miss Drew Barrymore made in the late 90's and 2000's?

  • fucking love hearing the voice of john power in the background!

  • The guy singing looks like Eric Foreman

  • @cjenkins2014 HAHAHAHA he totally does too! hilarious

  • Theres a band thats just a little like the Las blended with CJ Sweet Jane watch?v=87IWmW7DcNE their name is "saturday looks good to me"

  • there goes that merseybeat again, lovely.st.helens.

  • I prefer the sixpence none the richer version, sung by that really cute girl because the theme shifts from heroin to love.

  • @dennisl2008 They have said over and over that it is not about horse. Urban legend I believe. Anyway, both versions are great.

  • its the byrds all over again!

  • he looks like a heroin addict

  • @mackinder7 like ur son then...or if u havent got one ..then thats the reason ...JAFFA....

  • @mackinder7 like ur son then or if you ant got one dats why you JAFFA.......

  • @mackinder7 bit late mate commented 1 month a go

  • haha Paul Shaffer is really into it!

  • Phil Schaefer is loving it. Look at him rock out at 2:17.

  • @chelle329 Phil Schaefer?

  • At first this seems like a simple, throw-away tune. But on closer inspection, and listening to the various studio versions available, it's one of the greatest pop songs ever.

  • @scribbled309 That makes me think of what Ben Gibbard wrote about the song in an article: The song is so deceptively simple that you can't believe no one had written it before they did.

  • What year was this?

  • @merseymained

    I think he means that it's amazing...

  • it took 6 people and paul to put this together...wow

  • This song is basically all chorus

  • great band i just bought the cd!

  • what colour are his trousers..white? cream i want some

  • I think he lost touch or should i say the force

  • "so underrated"? that makes me laugh, come on, i am not telling that song or this band were bad, but how can you call underrated a band which barely released one single studio album

  • @carig121 The La's, based on that album and that "barely released one single studio album" helped them become one of the most influential bands in British rock and help set forth Madchester, Britpop, The Libertines, etc, etc. They are underrated as a band because their influence is much further reaching than most might think.

  • Now thats a fucking tune!

    im looking over to the video suggestions on the you tube screen and it says 'robbie williams-there she goes' i cant watch it , it cant be, fckn nooooooooooooooooo!

  • Absolutely HATED this period...when my fave bands would appear on Letterman..and be half backed by the LAME ass Paul Schaffer band! I would be like..."wha..where's the rest of the band??" Bullshit politics that Letterman had the bands do that(for the needed exposure in the US). Not to mention I can't stand Paul Schaffer and his band for the dorky musicians they are(look/dress TERRIBLE and act like goofs). I wouldn't watch bands that appeared on here at this time for this reason.

  • Weird.anyone else think so.

  • LIVERPOOL!!

  • perfect rick sound!

  • If only most of the music from the 90s were as half as good as this song, it would have been better than the 60s.

  • liverpool pride......

  • @cupovtean1suga

    I'd change my dealer if I were you, he's selling you short with some dodgy gear there. Its giving you some bad hallucinations and delusions of grandeur.

  • @cupovtean1suga

    The only rope here soft lad is the one you are hanging yourself with (even then, that is only by a thread).

    You are the epitome of the old saying "when the intelligence runs out, the desperate insults start", LOL.

    The 'knots' actually pertain to you, as in my many unbeaten spats on here, that sounds like the start of a mighty big climbdown because you have nowhere else to go now.

    My opinions are STILL the same and I am STILL Teflon coated to pork brain pricks like you. ROFLMFAO

  • @maccafan10 I know these are really old postings, but I just have to comment - I wish Americans could insult/debate/fight one another with such style! Our arguments are so lame in comparison. FU no...FU (insert racial slur) Please don't stop...it is more entertaining than you know!

  • @jennieannshaw

    Thanks for the compliment, I have been on many fights on here so well practised, LOL. Its just a bit of fun and an outlet for my logic and English Monty Python-esque humour.

    To continue..Scousers have an amazing quick humour and I love going there. They have a funny retort for everything, hence the city has produced many famous tv comedians. Also hence the poster's humorous pride in being a Scouse (and not English). Watch early B/W Beatles interviews on here for an idea.

  • @jennieannshaw Lastly jennie, The La's get their name from what everyone calls each other there 'La'. A typical greeting is 'Alright there La' ? (there sounding like 'dare'). La being short for Lad (sounding like Laa).

    Paste these in to YT as they are 2 current X-Factor contestants from Liverpool....Marcus Collins - The X Factor 2011 Auditions - Liverpool,,,,and ,,,,Craig Colton - The X Factor 2011 Auditions - Liverpool .

    Also, a famous Scouse comedian...John Bishop Live At The Apollo Part 1

  • @cupovtean1suga

    Now stop getting all desperate and sore because your little druggie hero Lee couldn't hack it and can't produce any more because he hobbled away to hide on his new chosen 'crutch'. I don't feel sorry for him because he had it all and lost it through 'his choice'.

    Like I said and still maintain, he is (rather was) a genius, I do not feel sorry for him and a dozy sounding prick like you will never change my opinion.

  • @cupovtean1suga I'm whatever you want me to be because its just in your head soft lad and it matters not to me what you 'assume' that I am. Like I said, 'conjecture', I'm STILL Teflon coated and I don't "respect" druggies (don't twist my words). So you just carry on rooting through my favs like a little lonely saddo because you are actually painting a great picture of yourself. ROFLMFAO.

    BTW, Macca is still doing sell-out tours and Lee is doing zip, if you really must compare dicks size

  • @cupovtean1suga

    Probably ? Maybe ? Keep guessing soft lad, it's fun watching you eat yourself up with it.

    You say his life is fucked up with drugs yet his later music ISN'T ? (strange contradiction).

    You are full of conjecture laddy and you ain't gonna win any arguments (sorry, debates) here with your piss poor grammar either, or be successful at trying to insult me. I'll only keep taking the piss because my more educated brain is far superior to yours and I am also Teflon coated. Try harder

  • @cupovtean1suga

    Well it seems to me that 'something' has fucked up his music genius (as you admit that

    he IS fucked), or maybe you just can't make your mind up because you are also 'fucked up' on drugs (as you seem to know the forums)? LOL. Because we are not hearing any of that great 'unfucked' music of his in the charts lately, are we ? Maybe you can blame the weather instead eh ?

    Yes I am a grandad, and very proud of it thanks and I can easily deal with trolls like you with too, soft lad

  • @cupovtean1suga

    Firstly, I'm not your 'mate' sonny and I finished doing homework when I was at school.

    It's like I already said, '"he chose that path for himself, not me". I'm sick of this 'poor me' attitude of idiot druggies who make out that the world forced them to do it, 'fact' (and 'period', even though I am not a Yank).

    Go back to sleep la.

  • Has anyone ever noticed the astonishing likeness of Lee to Liverpool's Mike (McGee) McCartney, (alias Paul's brother who was in The Scaffold - Lily the Pink etc). Note the mouth especially.

    Could the McCartney genius genes have biologically been transferred to this guy through Mike's few (ahem) 'love interests' during his own fame period.?

  • firstly im not denyin the huge talent lee mavers had/has i love that album nearly everyone songs catchy as fuck and in the early interviews he look cool as fuck and very charismatic but i cant help thinkin that in every performance he looks almost embarrased of his talent and not very comfortable in front of an audience.. the videos of him on from the last few years he looks even more anxious. quite a tragic story realy he could of done so much more ,drugs ruin every great band eventually

  • Great song! I remember when this aired so long ago.

  • Take a look at this band from the UK - The Captive Hearts

    Search for them on FB and on youtube, great band!!

  • 2:20 haha - Paul is gold! :D

  • Just love British music!

  • i don't like justin beabier, i am 4 years old

  • Lee Mavers should have been the 5th Beatle.

  • They couldn't afford tickets for the other two members? And Your Bird Can Sing is appropriate for the outro considering the group.

  • @harvey1954

    Not their fault. The Late Show used to have a ridiculous policy that any musical numbers (including musical guest performers) had to use Paul Shaffer's band. This usually meant that drummers, base players, and rhythm guitarists had to sit out. I guess that bands started refusing to play if they couldn't use their full band, so The Late Show people finally gave in.

  • Good - reminds me of the Byrds .

  • @rubberdildos For me this song marks the height of The Byrds inspired pop aesthetic -- that guitar line oozes McGuinn.

  • paul schaffer enjoying himself on tambourine.

  • These guys are in a different league. This makes me proud to be from Liverpool!

  • I always thought the " let's just have half-the-band play with the the late night band " period of Letterman was pretty goofy.

  • @weing I thought it might have been because the other two couldnt get american visas or something! I didn't realise this was regular practice.

  • The La's aren't British, or English... they are Scouse.

  • @peteopeteo YES!

  • ... I love you tube!

  • the funniest bit is The La's play this perfectly, what's with the extra guitarist and the massive drum kit, and the keyboardist guy is hilarious.

  • 2.17, Bobby Charlton on Tamborine.

  • @savlad99 ha! It does look like him!

  • John Power is on Bass, later became front man for brit pop band 'cast' both great bands !!

  • Definitely from Liverpool folks.

    Clues:

    ‘La’ = lad / mate in Liverpool slang.

    Mop top haircut.

    “And your bird can sing” outro

    Lastly, it is a kicking good sing along song. It's what Scousers do best.

    What more proof could you want?

  • Lol david letterman show was this long ago?

  • @Thetrollmaster2000 - This performance of the La's singing "There She Goes" on Letterman was in 1991. October, I think.