The Temperance Seven - You're Driving Me Crazy

"You're Driving Me Crazy" / "Charley My Boy" (1961: 7" Parlophone R4757)

I remember this being played a lot on TV and the Wireless around the time when Kruschev and Kennedy were arguing about nuclear armed rockets.

The Temperance Seven - Vocal refrain by Mr. Paul McDowell.
The three founder members were Paul McDowell who originally played trombone, Philip Harrison (originally played banjo) and Brian Innes.
The trams video was shot in 1985 at Crich, Derbyshire.

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[DADRENO]

Went here again this summer - 25 years later! Several improvements.

[jimmychipper]

Wow. Now I see where Queen got Good Company, Bad, Bad Leroy Brown...Brian May is always going on about these guys. So cool.

[PANORAMA1815]

Trams?? All over Europe still, yet the Brits scraped them, OLD FASHIONED! A bit like this music, thank heavens they didn't scrap that.

[notwocdivad]

The Pasadena Roof Orchestra was/are another band who played this style of music, it's sometimes hard to tell which one you are listening to. Both bring back the style and elegance of that era. Thanks for posting Dave

[stamas100]

you are its crich in derby

[ruandted]

I wanna" flapper" .

[lewlo12]

My grandad played the tuba in the temperance seven

[stamas100]

I used to go to `crich on weekend working parties we all slept in a long wooden shed if Bill Gardner is watching this get in touch.

[Harvey Williams]

I bet thats well gone by now. IF NOT by some remote chance I would love tp purchase this item.

[John Trungove]

Actually, it is the Tramway Museum at Crich in Derbyshire, not far from my home village of Swanwick. You can see Crich Stand (the Sherwood Foresters memorial) in the background, fairly early in the clip. I first went here in 1987 and then again last October on my most recent return to the UK. There is now an old blue police box (Tardis) beside the tracks as well.

[Vinterbukser]

My local charity shop has a signed Temp Seven LP for sale : )

[notwocdivad]

Great music, The video seems to be Beamish open air Museum in Durham UK or am I mistaken?

[mkl62]

This hit by The Temperance Seven was the 82nd #1 song of the Rock Era in the United Kingdom.