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The Temperance Seven - You're Driving Me Crazy

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Uploaded by on Jun 25, 2007

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

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

  • This was actually Number 1 in the charts in 1961!their music was actually very popular.

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  • Always loved this song, but i keep expecting Laurel & Hardy to pop up on it

  • @Zeegold75 What does that mean??

  • When the Temperance Severn appeared at the Savoy Hotel, at the height of their fame, in the 1960's. Paul McDowell said: Ladies and Gentlemen it is wonderful to be back here after an absence of 40 years. And it was true. They had a wonderful success with recreating dance orchestra music from the 1920's and, most remarkably, appealing to a young audience who had never heard this stuff before. "Your Driving Me Crazy" was their first, sentational, No 1 hit record.

    Chrich is great but I think

  • This was my Mum's fave song, every time I hear it I think of her and have a bit of a cry. It is a classic

  • @mravantgarde123 Or inspiration :P

  • Well said vicar!

  • I preferred the vocal stylings of Allan Moody Mitchell Q.C. Brown Eyes Should Never Be Blue ...

  • hey Bonzo Dogs- you got competition here!

  • Anyone remember the Bolton arts ball at Rivington Barn? I won the fancy dress.

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