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yeah, there it is

God gave Old Grey Whistle Test to us, and lo, we were indeed richly blessed

Nice groove, man

Lets not get too carried away - he's a cute kid, but he's no Buddy Rich. The presenter bird at the back in the stripy jumper is looking unimpressed

Pretty good shape to be a mother of 5

Crazy? She's a blond Keith Moon - complete mentallist

Buddy's da man - and all played in a 3-piece suit, collar and tie! Can I also propose Chester Thompson for an honourable mention?

Wow - they dont look well...

Great performance, but even for 1987, Collins mullet is unforgiveable

Great line-up, including Chester Thomson on drums and Daryl Steurmer on guitar who have each played live with Genesis since the late 70's

How cool is this? Dave's da Man!!

Great stuff - one of my favourite hymns!

@iLuvTofu20 - I DID shit my pants at 1.07!! A three-handed organist? Extraordinary!! Although you dont see much of the pedals, he's actually got 3 legs as well

Those puppies are just bursting to get out. MMMmmmarvellous

Absolutely fabulous. Kelly Groucutt I think on vocals with Mr Lynne, making some sweet harmonies together and Bev Bevan thrashing the drum kit like his life depended on it!

G'Day Skip. What's that you say?

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Someones fallen down the creek?

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And they broken their leg?

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Roight - we better get right over there. Good boy, Skip

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Classic stuff!

Classic! I've been looking for this for ages - thanks for posting. Ah ahm, ah say Ah Ahm - The Honnter

Lights out, cans on, volume up and travel to a completely different place

Is the announcer John Gordon Sinclair of Gregory's Girl fame? He seems a wee bit glib for the job and lacks the drama and gravitas of the bloke in the original album. What a great vid though - thanks for posting

Classic! There's something very 70's about a band with a long haired drummer without a shirt on thrashing away like a man posessed! Long live Camel - they could run rings around virtually any current bands

Great Quiz and great memories! I agree with sumowales though - the first one was for coverage of tournament snooker. The Pot Black theme was Black & White Rag. Its a classic tune, especially when played by Winifred Atwell - check it out on youtube

AND... he does it all in a 3-piece suit, shirt and tie!

Fab guitar solo work by Tony Peluso - not the prettiest guy on the stage, but one mean picker. Sadly he died in 2010 aged 60

The opening section of this, whether played by these guys or on a cathedral organ as Herr Bach originally intened, must be one of the most sinister and disturbing pieces of music ever. Still scares the wits out of me

Fablyous - but surely one of the worst haircuts ever found behind a drum kit

Of course he's an idiot - has he not got the sense to remember which side of the road to drive on when in another country? The earlier shots of him gingerly wobbling round the corner show he's no Barry Sheen. I hope the poor guy in the Fiat was OK

Wow - that still gives me the shakes. I used to hate it when the news flash logo came up - the idea of something so important (and usually unpleasant) that it couldnt wait until the next normal bulletin. In these days of rolling news, the urgency has been lost

Great memories. Used to love the wrestling and its legendary commentator - Kent Walton - with his catchphrases "Welcome grapple-fans" and "Have a good week tiiiill next week". Classic telly!

Nice shots. How do you know the destinations and head codes of these runs?

Fabulous! A classic rock line-up with the token shaven-headed bloke on bass, eye-candy doing her bit with tambourine, someones dad on drums and aging rocker on keys. But what a sound and what talent - these old campaigners could knock the current generation of Biebers into a cocked hat as writers...

Lovely , lovely, lovely!

Tapirs are officially the most noble and splendid beasts in all creation

Wow - she's beautiful!

Ah - golden memories of my childhood and student days travelling into Glasgow on these old boys. Always wanted to sit in the front compartment with the glass screen into the cab watching the driver and the line ahead. Loved the sound of the compressors when stopped in a station - deedle eeh dee...

Brilliant. Best intro ever. Although, I seem to remember Steve Austin was a bit of a dick. I much preferred his bionic bird, Jamie Summers. Phwoaaarrr