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See Ukelele Orchestra of Great Britain's version for a larf. 😂

Captain Scuttle approves of this ditty!

Big Audio Dynamite brought me here …

Boy is she pretty

This song was played at my old man's funeral, as we were walking out after the service. He like George Formby, and we have family connections on the IOM. My dad was evacuated there during the war, he also raced bikes and he had raced on the island.

She's sixty-six but she looks sixteen .

God bless you George. Did more to boost British morale, when he smacked Hitler "take that Adolf!" in one of his films, than anyone but Churchill.

He was absolutely brilliant. I wish they would put all his films on tv.

There was no need for him to count the pianist in.

Hey! I've heard that his fans included four lads from Liverpool. It's quite unfortunate that he didn't live long enough to see the rise of British rock and roll in the sixties. Many of the young artists were childhood fans of his.

A Pakistani comedian singer copied Geroge’s acting from this song

Glad I made it 300 likes I’m going to cover this

To much Fanny not enough Fanlight

I can sing better with my mouth shut!

I thought Fanlight Fanny was a personal feature

2024 ask a policemen : " policemen will charge you with. " being a public nuisance ! " Laugh 😃 😀 😄 😁 🤣

In North Africa in 1943, the Yank troops got entertained by Marlene Dietrich while our lot got landed with this bs.

Excelente 👌 ❤

He’s the best. Need more brits like our George

I love watching his films even still the best god bless him amen 🙏 💕

GET THE CORNED BEEF OUT....FANNY...😮

A Comedian who couldn’t tell Jokes- an actor who couldn’t act. George Formby had a special magic that lit up the stage. He was a unique talent who kept this country smiling in the darkest time.

Growing up in the 80’s my grandad got me into George Formby (plus Norman Wisdom) there always seemed to be reruns on, loved watching these silly films with him having a great laugh. Plus Abbott and Costello and the Road to… films with Bob Hope. 😂 😂

" good one im still listening 🎶 " its bean 4yrs now !" Laugh 😃 😀 😄 😁 ahh ahhhhh

I sang this to my daughter when she was small - she would say "Sing Chairs". Shame it didn't get played as much as his other songs.

For some reason i cant hear the sound, i know this clip is great as i heard it before.

This is one of my favourite songs of George

This is a fantastic record love you George rip miss you so much

Wonderful.

A comic policeman. Today we've got thousands of 'em, and they're not acting!

All these comments are wonderful, I've pressed the like button on all that I've read up until now, brilliant George formby, a time which seems so innocent compared to today. He was a delight as we're his films. A time lost forever, we are the poorer for that. Joyous memories. Thank you George.

Turned out nice again

Brilliant thanks sxx bravo juliett

Is the maid Esme Canon?

Charming and fun to watch and hear.

Im only 71 and I think this is great stuff.

Brilliant ❤❤❤❤ it

THE BRITISH MUSIC HALL WAS AS MUCH AN INFLUENCE ON THE BEATLES AS WAS ROCK N ROLL.

Good God how everything has changed, i was raised to respect the police and i did, but that's gone now,listening to george takes me back to when britain was britain,thanks for the memories

God Bless George and a great entertainer This what the Great in Britain ❤❤❤

Don’t forget the 😉 wink

The best Lancashire. Lav❤😂

Haha I could imagine drag queen singing this he was such lovely singer don't get music like this anymore xxx

Legend ,bless the fantastic English man 😊😊😊

Great man and actor ,fantastic ,bless ,talented more than people on tv today ,crap

Esma Cannon, was an Australian-born character actress and comedian

This is was my grandads favourite artist he loved this song I always remember my grandad with this song

I love this song ❤

You are So Right . No Matter what, George Always makes Smile !

He brought so much joy to people, especially during the Second World War. He was banned occasionally from BBC Radio due to his lyrics. It is interesting to hear him bend notes 30+ years before the late Eddy Van Halen. He also had an influence on a young physics and astronomy student who also craved a career in music. Brian May from Queen used his father’s George Formby uke banjo in 2 songs; Bring Back That Leroy Brown and Good Company.