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I believe Queen got the idea for Bo Rhap from this song

Ron was blacked up when it was on Top of the Pops

She must have been 16 when that LP came out as well so she wasn't under age, as some of the page 3 models were that age as well, I was a teen then as well

I love this song as well

Still remember the cinema manager wouldn't let us see it as he said there was some bad language in it, I was 12 then, this was in 74-75, didn't see it until 1982 on TV, He was bought down to earth by his mums funeral in the film

George didn't write I got my mind set on you, it was a cover from 1963

Telly definetly appeared in Birmingham as my cousin spoke to him on the phone at work and he said in the mail that it was his kinda town.

Must upload all the photos I have of the city centre, a lot of the other indoor markets such as Liverpool and Preston copied the original 60s one in Birmingham.

Moved to Liverpool in 1993, from Birmingham originally, still live there, like going back there for the Beatle weeks, one of my mates from then became the keyboard player with Space as I was on a course or two there there was a recording studio at this one place which is no longer there

Like this video, first saw it on Tiswas back in 1981, Roger and Kenny were on there, Pete wouldn't have appeared, he's more serious, he was on Parkinson at the time.

My mother said at the time about Prince Charming this one's atrocious isn't it though I like that one now and didn't like this one and still don't

I was the same age as George, still am only I didn't think he was gay back then, this song was the last one my parents danced to before my father died a week later after my cousins wedding

I liked them better than the Spice Girls, though I was in my teens back then and in my 30s when they became popular, the runaways and Fanny were still better than the later girl bands though

Noel Edmonds was on the breakfast show, Tony Blackburn was on between 9 and 12 when the roadshow wasn't on at 11 as it was this summer as I listened to it then and saw it on Sept 1 at Eastbourne, Paul Burnett had taken over the lunchtime show, Blackburns wife left him I recall, he didn't do the...

The first verse was cut when it was originally shown, I remember. It came in at No 23, DLT said no 26, there were no gay anthems in them days, remember that long hot summer

Great music this better than the manufactured drivel we get now

An Elvis song, Costello that is

the best version of this song, shame it reminds me of comprehensive school as well

Just 14 then, good times, attractive girls, none with tattoos, good summer, was going to Eastbourne, the roadshow was there, we saw Cilla Black at the congress theatre, Morecambe and wise were there the next week, shame I missed them as the holiday was over.

Remember their comeback at this time, not long before I left school and Brian left the band

Used to think this and The killing of Georgie sounded similar without realising they were both the same subject, I was just 14 then

I like the early Sheena as well, even had her poster on my wall, like the summers over b side of one man woman

I bought the original picture sleeve 45 of this which I still have, remember seeing her in concert in Birmingham like the music of 1980 before it became the 80s

He can sing, just not great at miming

I was 13 then sure this was banned at the time when a lot of records are like this now heard it at school discos the first sexy song I heard