@dadoctah you took what I said literally when it wasn't meant to be. Obviously there is a market for this music, I am just not apart of it. I also wouldn't consider "When I'm 64" or "Honey Pie" to be 20's throwbacks, but maybe that is simply because I only listen to 20's jazz and not anything that sounds remotely like those songs. Besides, Macca rocks those two songs ten times harder than these guys ever could. That being said, no one rocks as hard a Paul. BEATLES!!!!!!!
@enuuts Except that Paul *didn't* win a Grammy over this, and it was two years later that he himself started doing 1920s-style songs like "When I'm Sixty-Four" and "Honey Pie".
There was another performer who burst onto the scene in 1968 with twenties music: Tiny Tim.
GREAT...!! Mt. Adams forever...!!!....differnent, very cute...one of a kind....Eleanor was NOT one of their (the boys) big hits...these guys did a cute song in a cute way, give them creditd.......
Oh I remember both of those songs! *Sigh* I'm getting old :(. The NVB were parodying the songs and styles of the 1920s and early 1930s. Noel Coward was really big on the music scene for many years from the 1920s onwards and was still alive in the mid-60s and if you find a clip of him and watch him performing he's very much like these guys - almost as much over the top as well.
Um, this is Peek-a-Boo followed by Winchester Cathedral - and there are two different leads. I think the first is Alan Klein singing Peek-a-boo and the second miming to Winchester Cathedral is Bob Kerr - John Carter being the actual singer of the song.
I heard this tune on the radio at 8 in '67 and associated it with my first hardcore crush on a blond who was 9 at the time and a grade ahead. Hardcore. You know. Fatal.
These songs, this style, this band, these men and their instruments: all is a joke, a parody, the finest english humor. This is the only key to understand everything about the NVB.
I love this song I was six years old when they did this on Hollywood Palace. They were really really good and funny and I still enjoy this tune as well some 40 years later. They were a bit funny too in their acts. Keep this on you tube!!!
I love this song I was six years old when they did this on Hollywood Palace. They were really really good and funny and I still enjoy this tune as well some 40 years later. They were a bit funny too in their acts. Keep this on you tube!!!
good point, but this also beat Good Vibrations by the beach boys, and GV was way better and more experimental that even Eleanor Rigby (though that is a very very good song!)
@betheboredom At the 9th Grammys (1967), Eleanor Rigby won Best Contemporary Pop Solo Vocal Performance. Best Contemporary Pop Group Performance Vocal or Instrumental went to The Mamas and the Papas for Monday, Monday. Best Pop Recording went to Winchester Cathedral by The New Vaudeville Band (NOT the song in this video, which is Peek-a-Boo). Winchester Cathedral was a HUGE hit and basically became a pop standard. Sure, it's no Beatles but still deserved to win something.
good friends of mine, and great guys, i played guitar with them a few times at the concorder in england, and man the acid trips we took were unforgettable
I like it. No, its no Beatles, but I am sure since most of the fuddy duddies were listening to things like this in the 20's it was easier for them to award this instead of bands like the Beach Boys. Remember, Grammy awards rarely have anything to do with quality or even "what's good." Look at the crap they nominate and award even today...
This sounds almost nothing like actual 1920s music. It's more like a 1950s half-remembered parody of what 1920s music actually was. Even the most frothy pop stuff wasn't this bad-- not Gene Austin, not Rudy Vallee, not Johnny Marvin. Obviously, it's a joke, albeit a cute one. Did it deserve to beat the Beatles & the Beach Boys for the Grammy? Uh, probably not, but it works very well as a lighthearted bubblegum pop song.
So they beat "Eleanor Rigby," "Good Vibrations," "Last Train To Clarksville,""Cherish," and "Monday Monday" for best Rock & Roll recording? Seriously?
@TCall2004 Kate Smith used to get stoned on cocaine and proceed to blow the entire Philadelphia Flyers hockey team before every game.She even gave Bernie parent a huge dildo in his asss before a game 7 against the New York Islannders in 1975.
I heard this song split up the beatles. Lennon/McCartney couldn't compete with this magical songwriting. Who needs "hey jude" when you can get down to "peekaboo"?
@jmclohosey It is true! "Winchester Cathedral" was one of very few really big "hits" that one of his acts had at the time. He got his start in the music management business by Sharon Osbourne's father Don Arden. A year later, he formed his own management company, which included Jeff Beck, Stone the Crows,Terry Reid and The Nashville Teens who had a hit with "Tobacco Road"...
You may not believe what WC REALLY means. Find out at the blog SongSense.info. They've got all the details. Seriously, all the stuff they tell you there is incredible.
If everyone alive could see this video, we would no longer require antidepressants, because it is impossible to not feel happier after watching it . . . I am born anew in its sheer brilliance . . .
Markx64: If this group is as horrible as you describe, and their music so terrible, why do you keep coming back to this site, month after month bashing this group????? Just curious......
@travislasanimas haha, I'm just now reading an article named "The 7 Most Unforgivable Grammy Award Snubs of All Time", and the one you mentioned was #2.
THIS recording won at the 1966 Grammys for Best Rock & Roll Recording?! THIS??!! Unforgivable. I can't believe the Beach Boys, hell, even the fucking BEATLES lost to this crap! What a loss.
@KenzieSpiltTheApples That is not so. they never won a Grammy. Best song was Strangers in the night . Frank Sinatra. There is an article on them on the computer somebody wrote it has bad information. thank you . Drohegda
How can a band doing music of the 1930s be dismissed as being derivative of another band in the 60s? This was not the only band that saw tin pan alley music as being a source of the British take on rock and roll, but they did a fine job of it.
Nice music shame they're derivative! For the real "Originators" of this, check out the Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band. They not only did oldies but wrote their own stuff!! Brilliant!
To noleman46 and other i bet you that Corny song drove Charles Manson into insanity, if play too much I'll bet you It will make him jump off the building instead going on a mass murding spree. Or that song would have made the Beatles and other Hippes get stonged too much on LSD. I finally bet you inspired Woodstock
Well Mark it may well be shit at it's finest but it's good British shit etc. etc.. It's a young Bob Kerr on trumpet and 2nd song vocal 2 years before forming Bob Kerr's Whoopee Band
@dadoctah you took what I said literally when it wasn't meant to be. Obviously there is a market for this music, I am just not apart of it. I also wouldn't consider "When I'm 64" or "Honey Pie" to be 20's throwbacks, but maybe that is simply because I only listen to 20's jazz and not anything that sounds remotely like those songs. Besides, Macca rocks those two songs ten times harder than these guys ever could. That being said, no one rocks as hard a Paul. BEATLES!!!!!!!
enuuts 3 days ago
Great stuff; you might want to check out Jay Jason, who was the comedy star in Sugar Daddy; vaudeville in the 1980s. See him on Youtube.
JayJasonTribute 5 days ago
love the cymbal hangers. classy
JohnWaynesCoffee 1 week ago
Fucking Revolution 9 is better than this shit. Paul McCartney could win a Grammy over this at the age of five.
enuuts 2 weeks ago 2
@enuuts Except that Paul *didn't* win a Grammy over this, and it was two years later that he himself started doing 1920s-style songs like "When I'm Sixty-Four" and "Honey Pie".
There was another performer who burst onto the scene in 1968 with twenties music: Tiny Tim.
dadoctah 4 days ago
なんだかなぁ〜。
yoneyama66 1 month ago
SHIT
1957pinup 1 month ago
GREAT...!! Mt. Adams forever...!!!....differnent, very cute...one of a kind....Eleanor was NOT one of their (the boys) big hits...these guys did a cute song in a cute way, give them creditd.......
butch19571 1 month ago
@louisville... go to about 2:45 of the video, they play two songs on here
Brickkicker55 2 months ago
This song isn't Winchester Cathedral.
LouisvilleHI 2 months ago
Who wants Ice Cream?
duqmiguel 2 months ago
Bob Kerr owed a lot to the Bonzo's.
BazLazarus80 3 months ago
Oh I remember both of those songs! *Sigh* I'm getting old :(. The NVB were parodying the songs and styles of the 1920s and early 1930s. Noel Coward was really big on the music scene for many years from the 1920s onwards and was still alive in the mid-60s and if you find a clip of him and watch him performing he's very much like these guys - almost as much over the top as well.
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Winchester Cathedral is one of the quirkist tunes of all time. It will stay in my brain until the day i die. I do not know if that is good or bad.
rjplamf61 3 months ago
winchester cathedral RULES
suncitynews1 3 months ago
Um, this is Peek-a-Boo followed by Winchester Cathedral - and there are two different leads. I think the first is Alan Klein singing Peek-a-boo and the second miming to Winchester Cathedral is Bob Kerr - John Carter being the actual singer of the song.
IDIOTdella 3 months ago
Preste atenção na segunda música. É um instrumental com características bastante engraçadas. Quem nunca ouviu esse teminha?
elcastro369 3 months ago
I heard this tune on the radio at 8 in '67 and associated it with my first hardcore crush on a blond who was 9 at the time and a grade ahead. Hardcore. You know. Fatal.
photopicker 3 months ago
peter grant managed this mob
GriefTourist 4 months ago
It's no Eleanor Rigby
AMVslowking 4 months ago
Good gad, the 60's were ugly.
GuyWithGuitars1 5 months ago
@GuyWithGuitars1 lolhahaha
tubbychubby1 5 months ago
clumsy gestures. didn't they get coaching?
wattever333 5 months ago
These songs, this style, this band, these men and their instruments: all is a joke, a parody, the finest english humor. This is the only key to understand everything about the NVB.
ClaudioMCap 5 months ago 11
Catchy tunes but the miming is awful .
oronsay 5 months ago
winchester cathedral is still just a good tune. that first song was cruel and unusual punishment, however.
zyxquark 5 months ago 3
Really groovy daddio!!!
TurkeyBeauwinkle 6 months ago
Little known fact: The singer in the first song is actually Tiny Tim after a haircut, nose job and testosterone replacement therapy.
Galantski 6 months ago
@Galantski really?
steuarts 6 months ago
cracked
jmj540 6 months ago
one of my favorite songs ever :D
tylerfruehauf11 6 months ago
Fichnley Central?
wordsmith52 6 months ago
This is Peek A Boo not Winchester Cathedral
FaerieCrone 6 months ago
This won a grammy. . . for fucking best ROCK recording. Fuck you, grammies.
StevieTVee92 6 months ago
Wondering if the drummer was thinking ... why couldn't I've been in the stones ...
photopicker 6 months ago
To all you pro wrestling fans out there (like myself): This was the #1 song in the USA when Bill Goldberg came into the world (December 27, 1966).
mkl62 7 months ago
Mutton Chop City.
BanzaiM50 7 months ago
excelentes canciones
MrGer1949 7 months ago
This and anything by John Mayer is the worst song of all time.
lob287 7 months ago
I am 97 years old and I loved hearing this song again
Modern hearing-aids are fantastic. What were we talking about?
wwwonderful 8 months ago 2
I love this song I was six years old when they did this on Hollywood Palace. They were really really good and funny and I still enjoy this tune as well some 40 years later. They were a bit funny too in their acts. Keep this on you tube!!!
tippey2011 8 months ago
I love this song I was six years old when they did this on Hollywood Palace. They were really really good and funny and I still enjoy this tune as well some 40 years later. They were a bit funny too in their acts. Keep this on you tube!!!
tippey2011 8 months ago
Th first song is actually "Peek A Boo", which came out after Winchester did...and wasn't nearly as good.
Schbopo 8 months ago
this is a fantastic post! thanks for sharing.
sarmela4 8 months ago
They stole their whole act from Viv Stanshall & the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band.
OofusTwillip 9 months ago
nice song i like it
kinghenry51 9 months ago
THIS WON A GRAMMY OVER ELEANOR RIGBY!?!?!?! WTF!?
betheboredom 9 months ago 28
@betheboredom
good point, but this also beat Good Vibrations by the beach boys, and GV was way better and more experimental that even Eleanor Rigby (though that is a very very good song!)
alexandertarangerkin 3 months ago
@betheboredom and The Beach Boys' "Good Vibrations"!
JordanIndiePop 2 months ago
@betheboredom At the 9th Grammys (1967), Eleanor Rigby won Best Contemporary Pop Solo Vocal Performance. Best Contemporary Pop Group Performance Vocal or Instrumental went to The Mamas and the Papas for Monday, Monday. Best Pop Recording went to Winchester Cathedral by The New Vaudeville Band (NOT the song in this video, which is Peek-a-Boo). Winchester Cathedral was a HUGE hit and basically became a pop standard. Sure, it's no Beatles but still deserved to win something.
barbaricyawper14 2 months ago
@barbaricyawper14 I'm not saying it's bad, I'm just saying I think Eleanor Rigby deserved the award.
betheboredom 1 month ago
@barbaricyawper14 It is on the video...
2:45
papakilatube 2 weeks ago
@betheboredom Apparently the Grammy Awards have always been meaningless.
thombro 6 days ago
Booooooo
popeye152 10 months ago
Bah, This isn't Winchester Cathedral.
Vaga365 10 months ago 2
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@Vaga365 It is second half!
therealvicz 10 months ago
good friends of mine, and great guys, i played guitar with them a few times at the concorder in england, and man the acid trips we took were unforgettable
MrFtroop72 10 months ago
People take music too seriously sometimes. Its just supposed to be a bit of fun (a song like this) Just silly.
lighthouse2224 10 months ago
This song RULES. There is no argument to the contrary.
lighthouse2224 10 months ago
have always hated this song
QuadropheniaBrosef 10 months ago
Whats with the guy sitting at the table after he sings his song? Doesnt he have anything better to do but smoke his cigarette from that gay holder?
markx64 10 months ago
this is an exceptionally nice song & i've always really liked it
eastelmhurst 11 months ago
ಠ_ಠ
UnknownSun556 11 months ago
what the hell is that trumpet type instrument around 3:35
superfeedbacker 11 months ago
@superfeedbacker its a muted trumpet
InfiniteRhombus 11 months ago
@InfiniteRhombus isn't it a piccolo trumpet or does the guy have monster hands.
buzzkillor 10 months ago
@buzzkillor might be, I cant really tell though.
InfiniteRhombus 10 months ago
@buzzkillor a cornet with a mute.
therealvicz 10 months ago
This song was a big hit back in 1968..it was fun, an homage to the 20's..
Sugarbehr1967 11 months ago
@Sugarbehr1967 it was pre '68... I recall it around 1966
BlankUberAlles 11 months ago
wtf is this chit?
Greenhornet270 11 months ago
I like it. No, its no Beatles, but I am sure since most of the fuddy duddies were listening to things like this in the 20's it was easier for them to award this instead of bands like the Beach Boys. Remember, Grammy awards rarely have anything to do with quality or even "what's good." Look at the crap they nominate and award even today...
pelverud 11 months ago
@pelverud
This sounds almost nothing like actual 1920s music. It's more like a 1950s half-remembered parody of what 1920s music actually was. Even the most frothy pop stuff wasn't this bad-- not Gene Austin, not Rudy Vallee, not Johnny Marvin. Obviously, it's a joke, albeit a cute one. Did it deserve to beat the Beatles & the Beach Boys for the Grammy? Uh, probably not, but it works very well as a lighthearted bubblegum pop song.
unclecassavius 7 months ago
quality stuff,thank you
blade0954 11 months ago
So they beat "Eleanor Rigby," "Good Vibrations," "Last Train To Clarksville,""Cherish," and "Monday Monday" for best Rock & Roll recording? Seriously?
HomesickNG 1 year ago
Kate Smith was very HOT & SEXY!!!!
ThePaddyjoejr1 1 year ago
Good old tune...
carot2003 1 year ago 2
I have one question... Why?
moocher678 1 year ago
@moocher678 Why not?
Thurstonsfunfair 1 year ago
@moocher678 It was the sixties. *shrug*
1964nickel 11 months ago
Good lord that was awful!
KangiTanka1 1 year ago
This beat out the beatles for best rock song in 1966!?
@KangiTanka1 My thought exactly
majordbag2 1 year ago
The late great Kate Smith, a icon with Philadelphia Flyers fans.
TCall2004 1 year ago
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@TCall2004 Kate Smith used to get stoned on cocaine and proceed to blow the entire Philadelphia Flyers hockey team before every game.She even gave Bernie parent a huge dildo in his asss before a game 7 against the New York Islannders in 1975.
BlankfrackCripledFUK 9 months ago
I like to imagine that slayer did a version of this or maybe lynyrd skynyd, that would be so cool.
markx64 1 year ago
Makes Starland Vocal Band sound like Cannibal Corpse.
UdoShan 1 year ago
This is an unmitigated heap of dung.
Zebonka 1 year ago
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My grandmum had sex with Geoff Stephens. He wrote this song. She fucked everybody.
SweetJaneofGoth 1 year ago 22
@SweetJaneofGoth
LMAO
holmeed 9 months ago
Very nice for live programming at that time. The Brits have a way with audio
iamnaughty123 1 year ago
I heard this song split up the beatles. Lennon/McCartney couldn't compete with this magical songwriting. Who needs "hey jude" when you can get down to "peekaboo"?
markx64 1 year ago
1:27 RINGO!!!!
Drbarrelroll369 1 year ago
this is the song i would play if i got laid
Drbarrelroll369 1 year ago
@Drbarrelroll369 LOL. good one LOL
markx64 1 year ago
Yes, this IS better than the Beatles.
fucking idiots...
WetKant 1 year ago
This and Your Body is a Wonderland by John Mayer are the worst songs of all time.
MrBuc128 1 year ago 2
@MrBuc128 Your spot on the money with that!
PoserExposer 7 months ago
Great stuff, takes me right back to my happier days. Wish they would come back.
nickelback1955 1 year ago
this is NOT Winchester Cathedral. you fail at song titles.
phenom1127 1 year ago
@phenom1127 Watch the whole video dipshit
legallyawesome1 1 year ago
@phenom1127
Try listening till the end
zoor90 1 year ago
This rock...where?
Another Grammy blasphemy as usual
apologyisnothepolicy 1 year ago
Truly, a far more deserving Grammy winner than the Beatles, the Beach Boys and the Mamas and the Papas!
samadhir 1 year ago
@samadhir How is this, in any way, rock?
Anghellik9 1 year ago
@Anghellik9 Well... that was sort of my point...
samadhir 1 year ago
This is awful !
littlewolf60 1 year ago
I played this song backwards and it all it said was "Kill whitey" over and over.
markx64 1 year ago
WTF?!?! They won a Grammy? White people are idiots.
jewsareracists 1 year ago
@jewsareracists It's a spoof. The monocle should have given it away to all but idiots
CobinRain 1 year ago 3
Man, do I dig these groovy far out bands who just sit there..... and croon me to sleep..... Zzzzzzzz.........
antman062867 1 year ago 3
this shit won best rock and roll recording of the year? what the fuck were they thinking?
kikomiko1 1 year ago
cad rock
GriefTourist 1 year ago
Thanks for sharing this here. I was 5 in 1966. I woke up this morning singing "Winchester Cathedral."
mcc11505 1 year ago
The guitarist doesn't even have his guitar plugged in. In fact, there isn't even a cord running from it.
Doleafol 1 year ago 2
wow! i just dont like it! props to our parents and grandparents who lived through this!
meeoouch 1 year ago
This band was managed by Peter Grant. If this band didn't have the success of this song, there would be no Led Zeppelin as we know it!
garbeaj 1 year ago
@garbeaj hmm
jmclohosey 9 months ago
@jmclohosey It is true! "Winchester Cathedral" was one of very few really big "hits" that one of his acts had at the time. He got his start in the music management business by Sharon Osbourne's father Don Arden. A year later, he formed his own management company, which included Jeff Beck, Stone the Crows,Terry Reid and The Nashville Teens who had a hit with "Tobacco Road"...
garbeaj 9 months ago
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KILL WHITEY KILL WHITEY KILL WHITEY KILL WHITEY KILL WHITEY KILL WHITEY KILL WHITEY KILL WHITEY KILL WHITEY KILL WHITEY
markx64 1 year ago
This stuff is spooky.
shelly10538 1 year ago
Judson J. Laucks should be in this vid.
AllstarBurnhamMunro1 1 year ago
these dudes are just plain freaky looking.
markx64 1 year ago
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You may not believe what WC REALLY means. Find out at the blog SongSense.info. They've got all the details. Seriously, all the stuff they tell you there is incredible.
FinalScoreProducts 1 year ago
If everyone alive could see this video, we would no longer require antidepressants, because it is impossible to not feel happier after watching it . . . I am born anew in its sheer brilliance . . .
72Dogger 1 year ago 2
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You may not believe what this song REALLY means. Find out at the blog SongSense.info. Seriously, I'm not trying to sell anything.
FinalScoreProducts 1 year ago
This was on ABC's "Hollywood Palace", on a Saturday night back in Spring 1967.
Kate Smith (sang "God Bless America") was the lady announcer at the video's intro.
steve7138 1 year ago
apologies if this has been said before, but that guy on the far right looks a LOT like jimmy page...
mistersnaredrum 1 year ago
is the first half of this a diffrent song
theedictofworms 1 year ago
@theedictofworms The first song is called 'Peek a Boo'.
53Jo 1 year ago
Pure Genius!
How can you not tap your foot and smile
LOKISlog7 1 year ago
I love it!!!
Baskijka 1 year ago
Markx64: If this group is as horrible as you describe, and their music so terrible, why do you keep coming back to this site, month after month bashing this group????? Just curious......
sterlinged 1 year ago
seen them September 1984 at the Normandy Hotel in Renfrew they were fantastic and at the time Britains top cabaret band!
SuperGeemac 1 year ago
@travislasanimas haha, I'm just now reading an article named "The 7 Most Unforgivable Grammy Award Snubs of All Time", and the one you mentioned was #2.
KenzieSpiltTheApples 1 year ago
THIS recording won at the 1966 Grammys for Best Rock & Roll Recording?! THIS??!! Unforgivable. I can't believe the Beach Boys, hell, even the fucking BEATLES lost to this crap! What a loss.
KenzieSpiltTheApples 1 year ago
@KenzieSpiltTheApples That is not so. they never won a Grammy. Best song was Strangers in the night . Frank Sinatra. There is an article on them on the computer somebody wrote it has bad information. thank you . Drohegda
drohegda 1 year ago
more bands and songs need a megaphone
Mattsashl09 1 year ago
This is some awful music. I wonder if anyone bothered to tell that dork that he couldn't sing to save his life. Bloody awful.
titans0002 1 year ago
@titans0002 But popular - and it sold very well! :-)
Factnotfictionpeople 1 year ago
I like that first guys suit, I have a shower curtain with the same patern.
markx64 1 year ago
@markx64 LOL!!!
susp1 1 year ago
How can a band doing music of the 1930s be dismissed as being derivative of another band in the 60s? This was not the only band that saw tin pan alley music as being a source of the British take on rock and roll, but they did a fine job of it.
camera0o0 1 year ago 4
Nice music shame they're derivative! For the real "Originators" of this, check out the Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band. They not only did oldies but wrote their own stuff!! Brilliant!
premieresoldat 1 year ago
@premieresoldat The Temps were going long before the Bonzo's
tommyrockon 1 year ago
Yep, one's my uncle - Stan.
Bredonbabe 1 year ago
i love peek a boo!
MrRyan2582 1 year ago
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ericwatson10ew 1 year ago 14
what thefuck
greaserleo 1 year ago
@greaserleo love it! you hate it? :(
MrRyan2582 1 year ago
@MrRyan2582 'what the fuck' as in it's like a cross between The Clockwork Orange & Larry Grayson.
greaserleo 1 year ago
@greaserleo oh!
MrRyan2582 1 year ago
Were this band really snobs?
phil1958uk 1 year ago
@phil1958uk love it! you hate it? :(
MrRyan2582 1 year ago
@MrRyan2582 No!
phil1958uk 1 year ago
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phil1958uk 1 year ago
In '66-67 ish, looking back to the '20's was cool for a couple of months in pop culture.... You see some of it on The Laugh-In T.V. show...
galaxies352 1 year ago 3
the beginning sounds like being for the benefit of mr. kite....... hmmmmmm beatles stole it???
guitarlad89 1 year ago
I played this backwards and all it kept saying was "kill whitey" over and over again.
markx64 1 year ago 2
@markx64 HA HA HA HA!!! - NICE!!!
jdbaron25 1 year ago 2
LMAO
GOLD
holmeed 1 year ago
@markx64 LOL!
ogdroadsong 1 year ago
I read once that The Bonzo Dog band were offered to perform as The New Vaudiville Band
homemoviescolorado 1 year ago
To noleman46 and other i bet you that Corny song drove Charles Manson into insanity, if play too much I'll bet you It will make him jump off the building instead going on a mass murding spree. Or that song would have made the Beatles and other Hippes get stonged too much on LSD. I finally bet you inspired Woodstock
TBearM1776 2 years ago
What a great parody of the corny 1920's music.
Some of you need to lighten up - this was never intended to be serious music. The guys got their 15 minutes of fame, then disappeared.
Hey, unlike CRAP er. RAP, at least you can understand the words.
noleman46 2 years ago 3
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Paul013065 1 year ago
@noleman46
Didn't stop these clowns from winning a Grammy
And "CRAP"? That's the best you could do? I think I got cut by your razor wit
zoor90 1 year ago
Who's the lady giving the intro?
7beers 2 years ago
Ethel Merman
corvairkid63 2 years ago
I am sorry that is not Ethel Merman it is Kate Smith the last of the red hot moma's
corvairkid63 2 years ago 3
A billion years of human evolution for this?
jihadsoup 2 years ago
I cannot get over that that is Kate Smith (God Bless America) who introduces them!
antinotis 2 years ago
Well Mark it may well be shit at it's finest but it's good British shit etc. etc.. It's a young Bob Kerr on trumpet and 2nd song vocal 2 years before forming Bob Kerr's Whoopee Band
tommyrockon 2 years ago
Shit at its finest!!
markx64 2 years ago
in your opinion
mebiggles1 2 years ago