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Gene Vincent (Ewan McGregor) - Be bop a lula (lipstick OYC series)

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Uploaded by on Aug 9, 2008

"Lipstick on Your Collar" (1993) , UK Channel 4 mini-series , Written & Produced by Dennis Potter

Ewan McGregors first acting role, done 6 months from completing acting school, and he never looked back.

A tale of youthful lust, against a backdrop of the 1956 Suez crisis and national service. Interspersed with some great music from the start of the Rock & Roll era, which, for some reason the cast just start singing along to. Seems silly, and it is, but it works, and adds the right touch to the storyline, reflecting all those times when you wish life was a musical. (IMDb)

"I like the sort of music where "moon" don't rhyme with "June," and you're not up to your backside in bloody buttercups. Songs that aren't about your mum and dad. A bit rough. A beat that busts up the old way...the old stodge...the empire...and knowing your place, and "excuse me," and dressing up, and doing what you're told, and not once being asked! " (Private Hopper ''Ewan McGregor'') (IMDb)

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0107423/

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  • Just to clarify, this is the original Gene Vincent and the Blue Caps recording. Ewan is indeed lip syncing.

  • Why bother mate! If people don't know this is Gene Vincent singing then they don't know who he is anyway!

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  • @19steph83 omg me too he's amazing

  • You can't go wrong with Ewan McGregor and Gene Vincent :)!

  • I am in love with Ewan McGregor!!

  • Outstanding boy>3<3<3....

  • that was funny

    

  • This is the best version, in my humble opinion.

  • and that's exactly what I do in the office when alone

  • @RockabillyMike5120 Yes.... Yes it is the original Gene Vincent recording.

  • "Shag", meant sex, or 20 years later in South Carolina, dancing style.

  • Simply great, every "kid's" dream then. It was the SOCK HOPS, THAT REALLY BROUGHT US TODGETHER FOR THIS MUSIC. Great rendition, fun.

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