Bill living in the same older person resident as my wife's mother, I didn't know of him but there's guitars and records all over the corridor so I've looked into who he is. Glad to say he's looking well.
@@oddsandwindsocks5905 un des plus grand chanteur de rock 'n roll que j'ai pu voir sur scène notamment avec the Inmates ...un groupe inégalable ! très apprécié en France!
It's a different song - Honey hush by Big Joe goes - come on in this house, stop all that yakety yak... This is Talkin' woman - it was the B side of a single for Lowell Fulson in 1966 - Bill Hurley recorded it as the B side to The Walk in 1979 (with The Inmates) and it says Talkin' woman on the label and it's credited to Washington/Fulson.
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Great Singer, And A Lovely Talented Guy.
Bill is such a brilliant soulful vocalist and a very kind hearted soul...
So nice to see him, even I'm listening to Gunn'S Grotto program , Trashcan Radio, every week, and as Peter has always a special time for The INMaTES .
Played with this man many times with Sparko & Gypie (R.I.P.) a voice to move mountains, a great character
Go on Bill 🫡
Good to see my mate Bill Hurley..!!!
Ripping version from Mr.Hurley and Allstar chums - FAB !!
Well said Dave Wood!!
This song is called 'Talkin' woman' and it's originally be Lowell Fulson
Any recent news re Bill? Still singing anywhere? Would be good to hear that voice again.
Bill living in the same older person resident as my wife's mother, I didn't know of him but there's guitars and records all over the corridor so I've looked into who he is. Glad to say he's looking well.
@@oddsandwindsocks5905 un des plus grand chanteur de rock 'n roll que j'ai pu voir sur scène notamment avec the Inmates ...un groupe inégalable ! très apprécié en France!
@@oddsandwindsocks5905 is he still there ?
@@latroufe I don't know .wife's mum passed away last year so we don't go there now
@@oddsandwindsocks5905 thanks, and sorry for your loss.
It's a different song - Honey hush by Big Joe goes - come on in this house, stop all that yakety yak... This is Talkin' woman - it was the B side of a single for Lowell Fulson in 1966 - Bill Hurley recorded it as the B side to The Walk in 1979 (with The Inmates) and it says Talkin' woman on the label and it's credited to Washington/Fulson.
Honey Hush is tops !! Beatles do a great version of it.
Though, isn't Laurence Garman on harmonica and not John O'Leary?
You are correct it is Laurie Garman - Harmonica, info corrected - Thank You
Yes that is Laurie
what hapened to you bill ? Alcool, drugs ????
time waits for no one ! i'm sad.
That's what I was thinking ! He looks like he's been through H-LL and back. Hate that. He is still a great !!! Miss him !!
Time happened.