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That sticky guitar exploding in your ears at 3.08 must be one of the best moments in music from the period.

This performance has stayed with me since it was on as the best session ever on "Jools" and this number the best one. Found it on youtube at last. Thanks so much for posting. Budding stars: take note of how to do it.

This bears the mark of a great artist. You don't need to work out why it's good.

Feel good. Get happy. Play Microdisney.

Hypnotic. That's it!

This performance, and others of the song on TV at the time, changed everything. Forget even thePistols...

...where I bought my Rosa's wedding ring, which now lays upon the shelf beside our picture.

My god! This is fab. Keep it coming. Flood You Tube with the stuff. Is Dee Harrington on this?

Weller sings Lane. Don't get much better than that.

7,126 views only Your loss, mate!

The best version of this song. Rachael Sweet was a powerhouse, small but beautifully formed.

The first song I ever put on a juke box in a caff before going off to a big football match (we won!). It's still great feel-good stuff. This just brings back so many great memories of great times. Thanks for posting.

Where does such stuff come from if not heaven (not a question, really). Thank you Paddy, and God bless.

Was there for this and, as always, they were incredible. We just came out in a daze.

Anyone got footage of the Marble Arch Live album? Now, that would be something...

A national treasure.

If Robbie Williams ever had delusions of world domination, he should watch this and then retire. Sinatra, Sammy Davies, perhaps the odd one or two more but there are not that many (Harry Connick: good second division, maybe...). But his boy's got it.

My favourite film. That moment Bogie pulls on the line to draw the boat in to Bacall...! Check it out and tell me it doesn't say it all -more than the whole of Casablanca..

The sexiest scene in movies, surely. You don't need to see everything to feel the woman.

My god! Lee &Wiko... There are not many artists who just burn up in front of you. Alex Harvey, Rod+Faces, Parker+Rumour, The Jam were others, perhaps....

Where does stuff like this come from? Magic!

'Borrowed' this album long term off a friend at the time and carried it everywhere as a badge, only to learn, 40 years later, our school bus passed by Bernie's birthplace twice a day - and we didn't know it! Marvellous stuff.

A typical Feelgoods performance, grinding it out. May they forever keep on keeping on. Beer+Feelgoods+sweatygig=great time.

Beautiful!

It doesn't matter if we never meet again, this moment will always remain.

A tremendous series, the main character so brilliantly (under)played by Hywell Bennett. More, please.

And, if the powers-that-be watch this, how about a repeat on TV.

Anything to do with this fantastic book is great.

Thanks for posting.

Anyone got Patrick Tull's reading of this book to put up...please?!

Remember seeing him live In Concert on BBC (at Michael Sobell Sports - Centrre late 70s'?). a beautiful man.; so gentle.

Thanks so much for posting.

Charlie ios an angel in waiting. I met my wife when What Colour is The Wind? album was out. Any chance of posting my fave CL song When the Counting's Done as it seems rarely played but is a gem. Thanks and love...

Dylan was late and came and went ,Clapton went through the motions. Those that stayed and listened to what was true had a long slog home, taking back memories of Armatrading and Parker. Great day. Thanks for posting.

Forget his Bobship and Clapton. . Remember Armatrading (so young but so powerful) and GP+Rumour who blew everyone else away, Waterloo station, a sea of Sunday Times 'blankets' & new friendships. Thanks so much for posting. It doesn't matter if we never meet again...

Awesome although this night a bit too fast. Get Hard Rain Rolling Thunder Revue album, play it, play it, play it, wear it out, get another copy, play it, play it, play it, etc.

Beauty is only found in nature but, my god, this performance is as close as man comes. As good now as when it came out all those lifetimes ago.

After watching this, it's hard to come back to today's (so-called) real world - and who would want to, anyway.

Read any biog. of Ian Dury and you'll get every word of this song.

Every one of their songs was a gem. Pity more folks didn't give them a listen? Not really. Life moves on, eh?

Been waiting years for this on Youtube. Thanks. His eyes live the words: you can see sadness there. What is his story, I wonder? We've all got our own, those who have lived this song.

Simple, beautiful, precious. This recording, from the Hope & Anchor basement, was one of the few times GP+Rumour were better on record than live. Thanks for posting all those pics, too. Brings back great memories of gigs at places like The Rainbow, Hammesmith Odeon. And I only went to Blackbush ...

A lovely, lovely man. And he meant it, too - unlike that Lennon bloke and his Imagine guff. Anyone got the BBC's Sight & Sound In Concert version?

Thanks for posting.

Saw them do this in their day at Skegness. It got so hot that, when the doors were opened at the end, it looked like the place was on fire as all steam poured out. Previous night saw them at Loughborough when they turned up late, and met Paul in the gents beforehand throwing up in a washbasin. H...

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The human spirit MUST NOT be defeated. And it doesn't matter if we never meet again - this moment will always remain. Long live the Winstons and Julias of this world, wherever they meet. Mind you, I do prefer the water meadows rather than the wastelands.

Thanks so much for posting. Brings thoughts of great times, and me and my girl - who I see no more. Any chance of putting up Rod's Smiler version, with that airplane at the beginning?

It's hard to believe these boys could make a bad record. It's not so much what they did as how they did it.You can't put your finger on it but we all know class when we see it. 36 years now and I'm still looking for something as good.

Thanks for posting the number.

Whatever you want in a film, it's here.

Not until Whirlpool's End did he better this. These few seconds defined our generation, said all that was needed to be said since Winston (nearly) told Julia that It doesn't matter if we never meet again, these moments will always remain.