The Dylan Rabbit - Beep Beep (I'm Yours) To Keep

These rare pop videos of legendary comedy pop group, The Dylan Rabbit, were recently discovered by a fanatical collector from Norway.
Made at a time before computers, these were painstakingly edited on ancient VHS machines, but as I'm sure you'll agree they stand up to anything MTV can churn out...
Video from the days when the band had a drummer and knew some girls.
So who are The Dylan Rabbit?
THE DYLAN RABBIT, which can also be abbreviated to THE DYLAN RABBIT SINGING ORCHESTRAL CIRCUS, are a humorous music hall novelty-pop group from Hounslow, England. Formed in 1989, to massive critical indifference, THE DYLAN RABBIT have performed their bizarre theatrical music show all over the UK to audiences large and small.
Mostly small.
Fans of this cult group include celebrity psychicspoonbender Uri Geller, and they have worked closelywith famous pop stars
such as Rodney Slater of the Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band.
Described on British national television as "the worst band in the world", THE DYLAN RABBIT think that it is only fair that they should share their unique talents with an international audience.
Their legendary live show includes mad professors, Dracula, Frankenstein, beards, trousers, Dr Who and grown men dreesed as eggs!
They recently reformed for a one off gig in Berlin, which may yet prove to be their swansong. Or it may not

WARNING: May contains nuts.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• sixties
• psychedelic
• dylan
• rabbit
• jan
• manthey
• vic
• pratt
• kinokarno
• comedy
• pop
• video
• music
• bonzo
• dog

[PinayNJ]

the singing sucks

[FredKarno]

So the music doesn't?

[ajsmith]

Same riff as the Music Explosions 1967 hit "Little bit of soul"!

[FredKarno]

We've been rumbled!

[mrsovf]

Loved this one too! Pass me a weak lager and a silk cut, and I'll pretend I'm 17 in the Red Lion.

[KoGirlsL01]

the music is very gud. I love the beginning!! The drums rok. Gud Job!!

[suspect485]

Wow this is awesome on so many levels

[askey]

Bring back National Service, I say!