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I can see that pistonslapbigtime takes a no-surrender view on language. I respect it and I like the argument he presented. Excellent. He has something in common with Percy Grainger, who tried to use English without foreign imports. In particular, when composing music he refused, eg, to write "all...

I applaud your criticism of the all-too-common misuse of the word "Irony". But I hoped, by enclosing "ironic" in quote marks, to indicate that I was using the word in the Alanna Morisette sense. So your criticism applies as that would be the wrong sense, ie, nonsense. Thank you for your upbraidin...

Both these people appear to be physically tongue-tied, altho that doesna stop them talking.

Pretty damn good. In ancient times when Capitol Radio was a power in the town this song was regularly voted listeners' best-ever song. Of course, they were wrong. Yet it's a very original piece of work, and beautifully performed here.

I'm not trying to be funny, just asking about the man's teeth. Yes he's better than me. At what he does. That's all.

Corporate cashing-in of personal poverty and distress. There is cynical - and then there's Purplefeather.

@franmol01 You won't hear from me for a while: I'm going out for a long walk.

Is there some rule that soul(ish) singers now have to be sort of tongue-tied? (Always focussing on th evital issues, me.) Love how the backing singers are determined to make the most of the cameras while the pianist is so cool as not to give a damn. I agree with the drift of other comments: must ...

But I like the Italian subs. Rather good, actually.

Wonderful (apart form the dodgy direction, eg, mike obscuring Nanci's face). Thank you for posting this fine performance of a great song. Slightly shocked to notice that the mullet was raging yet unto the Nineties.

Schönes Vid. Danke.

Y dyn yn cont. Rwyf wrth fy modd iddo.

Just keep those Indonesians @ bay, matey.

This guy Rom?

Who is Madame Helga?

The playing is bigger than DD's hair.

Trouble is, this guy is uncool. Oh, really, it's deliberate..?

Dude!

Sax man's good. How come he's so blumin thin, too?

Who's the *u** who keeps walking in front of the stage?

Everything you say re 50s is accurate, MarlenB, but the rock-pop youth revolution was still awaiting the arrival of the last soldiers: the rebellious writers, artists and musicians such as the Beatles & Bob D. In the 50s order was kept by unspoken reference to the recently completed terrible wor...

Thank you for the romantic translation to German.

OMG, no wonder the guy's sweating. There he is, her legs apart, his head between them... And he blows it -- or I should say, doesn't.

OMG, I'd forgotten how low popshow production values were: barely a sight of the other musos or the audience. Is she miming (which used to be de rigueur on US TV)?

This will go viral surely?

Oh, man, this is wikkid.

Mikegreb, max respect, dude. I'm afraid my comment demonstrates my inability to express satire in print. Yes, I was being what some people call "ironic", and I apologise for the confusion. I am a huge fan of all that groups such as yours do. Only today I passed Cecil Sharp house & mentally genufl...

Like it. Perhaps a bit punkier? Let it rip.

So what are we Londoners supposed to do about it?

Impeccable. A low-budget concert (record-company indifference?) but the man Currie gives his uttermost best performance. Can hardly wait for him to return.

For Justin Currie, the corny but bothersome light was surely just about sue-worthy. And what was with the smoke machine? He gently mocked it right at the start. But the Union failed to take the hint. Uhm, doh!

Excellent music although, it has to be admitted, not the finest sound-recording equipment. Thank you for posting it. Still can't understand why Justin Currie is so disliked. Only last night an online critic laughed when I asked why the fine Union Chapel concert was not reviewed by him, let alone ...

Thanks for posting this from the Union Chapel, Islington, London N1, 30 Jan 2011 show. Justin Currie performed about 21of his songs, the latter half of them with Stuart Nisbet, the slide guitarist on this song.

Blimey, I know bass players are supposed to be dull. But this guy..!

Where was this, FFS? What yr, FCS? Why does the crowd make such stupid noises at the start? Mon Dieu, could you imagine this song with brass, pref. from Muscle Shoals, Alabama, doing the refrain that the guy plays on slide guitar. At Union Chapel London N1 30.01.11 JC had Stuart Nesbit doing the ...

And I missed Mikey's Barbican London Feb '11 concert, fchrissake. One review gave it 4/5. Eedjit me.

Who knows how Rab would react? But it's fun to guess, isn't it? I think he would be polite to the undoubtedly handsome Paolo but might have privately thought that the boy didn't quite let go, didn't quite storm the song.

Dutch audience pretty unmoved by gay piracy. Jerking around lie stiff. Learn to relax, Cloggies: enjoy yourselves. One day, even go mad.