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reminds me of the good old 70'es. At that time it was a very naughty song.
0sunny1 6 months ago
@0sunny1 It still is in Victorian uptight America.
lancer89032 2 months ago
delightfully erotic and hilarious all at once. brilliant!
TalentedChild 1 year ago
WoW ! One of my very favorite records, If it were not for DrDemento playing it on the radio I would've not heard of Peter Sarstedt. Amazing Artist and song, Rockingly Produced indeed ! Thank You Thank You, I Love the line, ask your Mother !
bythebytheway 1 year ago
A lot of people just couldn't deal with the changes that were happening everywhere in the 1960's. Peter Sarstedt spoke for all of the prematurely elderly.
thallassocracy 1 year ago
Wow, this is pretty creepy
BenjaminWirtz 1 year ago
@BenjaminWirtz I agree its really creepy.
lizclegg 8 months ago
@lizclegg its meant to be creepy, silly.
BENJIMANBREEG33 5 months ago
Being 12years old& I'm Justin Beiber's grandfather,/ this song played a big funny hit in Europe,Africa,the Middle East.wherever Auntie BBC radio waves reached.It was so funny,the melody even enjoyable &Peter Sarstedt was about to make a bigger hit by far with the totally humourless,pompous "I am holier than thou" hit song "Where do you go my lovely" which is heard on the radio at least 4 times a year 41 years until today.When it starts out "Where" this old-&-in-the-way-fart runs to turn it off!
RasMajnouni 1 year ago
im reminded all the time when i was very very little and i turned the tv off and put this song on and it was led by the "naked ninney dance" >.>
vittorio88 1 year ago
Im only 20 and i find this song great and hillarious
Dave11989 2 years ago 4
reminds me of the Mid jukebox (wakefield) in the 70's. those were the days
MrNomadr 1 year ago
@Dave11989 LOL you are crap
alfredopipapapigrafo 1 month ago
god he reminds me of george harrison the more i listen to him!
dylonias 2 years ago 4
We were blown away when we first heard this . . . Like you, it was on the B side of a 45 I bought. Interestingly, it only lasted on the market (here in Australia) for a few weeks before it was replaced by another PS number.
Toyboy789 2 years ago
No 1 hit in Norway as well.
RoyMortenAndersen 2 years ago