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Uploaded by on Jan 19, 2010

Petula Clark's vaudeville version. Broadcast on the B B C back in the 1970's

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  • This is just so wrong in so many ways, from Pet choosing to do SPLHCB rather than one of their more balladic offerings, through the style (pseudo 1920's), to the rather overused long pull back at the end even if it does reveal another joke ...

    But it's beautiful! Pet's expression when she's introducing "Billy Shears" would fossilise you at 50 feet if she aimed it at you. I want more!

    (Goes back up the screen to click on Replay)

  • La-di-da ha haaaa..

  • brill :)

  • Awesome. I'm a huge T7 fan and never even knew this existed. Thanks for posting!

  • The Temperance Seven arebarely a shadow of the original line-up - but Petula Clark: gorgeous! I don't think I ever fully appreciated her before. Truly great - thank you.

  • @KP371 hey, close enough, some english guy. Whatever.

  • That's Ted Wood (Ronnie's brother) - not Dudley Moore!

    Totally cringeworthy. Love the Temps but ugh to this.

  • Great song - great clip - but that doesn't look like or sound at all like Dud, and it's the same look and sound as the guy who sings in the other T7 clips! That Dud is such a bloody master of disguise!

  • so wheres dudley moore then???? cos thats not him....lol

  • That's not Dudley Moore!

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