Adge Cutler & The Wurzels - "Twice Daily" - '66

[captaincutout]

I lurve it.

[danvers0549]

dursnt worry bout the scratches mines the same - still one of my faves..

[sIMonbristol1]

Faberluz oi reckon im father to a few buster baileys like many other people aroind ere pmsl wtg cider

Lucy Bailey wuz a corker mind !! trust we all ad er

[crabberlocker]

the  bleeped word is bugger!!!!!

[crabberlocker]

'ass awrright me luvver I ded droive me ol' man ter drink dree yer agaw

[misterfishisme]

Wonderful interpretation, many thanks for posting this.

[Matt571]

I wonder if there is a version with the (mild) swearing unbleeped?

[revived45s]

@Matt571 Possibly - on an album. I'm guessing the bleeped word was "bleeder"! Mild indeed - but then, it was 1966!

[Matt571]

Yeah, in "bleeder" would have been considered a bit strong for release on a single in 1966!

[talbothime]

@Matt571

Its bleeped on the original Wurzels album I have. Sorry.

[revived45s]

@talbothime Aar. Oi still think it's "bleeder". There's now a recent LIVE version on YouTube, by the current post-Adge band (they're still going) but they do a totally different "fill" at that point - so THAS no help!!

[Matt571]

@talbothime It seems like the unbleeped version was never released! I know what you mean about it being 1966, the bgleeped word does sound like "bleeder".

[tapdance86]

Haha, yeah, I can understand why the BBC wouldn't allow that...of course, it isn't nearly as bad as the content on the television now. I do like the fact that it sounds like an ol' campfire song :)