The Grumbleweeds

[autoglym31a]

just been to the panto in wolverhampton...Grumbleweeds were FAB!!!!!!!!!

[onionpoo]

Quality stuff from the 80's. Like the modern day royston vasey!

[geezer732]

seen the boys at the grand hotel, llandudno, absolutely superb... and great guys too... theyve still got it in abundance soooooooooooo funny

[jam12314]

graham walker of the grumbleweeds is my grandad

[TheLizardmonkey]

7 years old. 1984, this, then 'Robin of Sherwood' on Saturday teatime during the Summer, then some gold bullion bars and sitting with HeMan figures in front of 'Ultra Quiz'.

[haybee12]

used to play local nitespot regularly in 70s and always had a pint at the bar before they left, good lads

[TheMusicman12ize]

this is tv class tv how i remember it im crying wiv laughter here the grumbleweeds were special very funny guys who i ad the great pleasure off meeting down a bingo hall where they put on a cabaret down what used to be called the gala bingo they signed me a book of theirs which i have this was in id say 1999 2000 and they were great to talk to love these guys

[MrDAVEL64]

this is what i call entertainment

[20ZZ20]

I know morris grumbleweed.

get at me

[Andyhinds]

They are just excellent with every impression they do. It's a shame they are now reduced to a duo.

[PaulinetheGreat5]

I used to enjoy the show including the songs. The Albert Steptoe is brilliant!

[redfenderguy]

one one doing harold steptoe  was the best one for the impressions his jimmy savil was awesome

[croydel]

i loved to watch them as a kid,,,still funny fxxkers,,and that was probably the best impressions ive ever seen of steptoe an son genius,,,

[purplefurball]

watched them as a kid, still love them now......nice one

[BREN70S]

i like the little bald one best he he

[BoonyBanny]

In the mid-eighties, the right-on, liberal ex-public school boys replaced the right-wing seaside-resort minded ex-public schoolboys and if a comedian didn't have a univerity degree or higher they didn't book them.

[tenodogblu]

These guys were just pure gold. Brilliant impressions, good down to earth working class humour. Loved em all xx

[timx73]

love these guys. wish they would release a dvd of the television show.

[sideranger]

My favourite from the radio days was yorkshire star trek,'Ey up cap'n,its them klingons'.Great memories.

[joop1977]

wow wow we.............are the grumbleweeds!

[zombiegod]

anyone remember an advert " Calm yourself Muriel"????? Any more info??

[bigwoolleypenguin]

Has anyone seen my teeth?

[matelot95]

jangle jangle jewellery jewellery

[themachman19691]

ahhhh the emories.i remember their sho on a saturday night.brilliant.thanks for posting.

[harveydent73]

For those of you interested? If you go to their website they have a link on their page where you can hear 6 of their radio shows. Theay sound just as fresh today.

[Perranporth]

I loved their radio show, especially the man who thought he was boring because of his collection of two inch counter sunk wood screws.

And the take-off of Pam Ayres

"I'd like to do another one of me poems. Thank' oo."

[salopred]

Anyone know where the radio shows are available?

[allyplumb]

Yeah me too. Taped them years ago on radio 2 but wear and tear lost them..If anyone has the complete original mike craig produced radio shows please let me know..Also interested in the 1989 "someone" series as well..Cheers

[bigzebb]

I love the grumbleweeds !

this montage brought back so many good memories.

I had forgotten how good they were.

good to see Wilf "gasmask" grimshaw again.

and the steptoe sketch is a classic.

good post !

[mathowlett]

That Steptoe sketch was bloody brilliant !!!

[UFCchamp77]

Brings back great memories from my childhood....absolute classic

[genisisarc]

I'd forgotten just how funny they were. And still are! Brilliant!!

[nottzman69]

steptoe and son had not a thing on these fellas true performers you've gotta be good for bernard manning to give you a compiment even if it was a back handed one !!!

[kirkwanglers32]

brilliant very good

[Animalrocks]

Their take on Steptoe and Son is brilliant.