The Barron Knights - The Masochistic and Sadistic Hospital Song

Starting with a Mock Top 40 Biggest Selling Records In Milton Keynes.
(Song starts at 3 minutes 20 seconds)
From the 80's Channel 4 TV show 'The Unforgettables'
The Barron Knights are a British musical comedy pop group, who were formed in 1959 in Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire. The group was made up of Duke D'Mond on vocals and guitar, Peter "P'nut" Langford on vocals and guitar, Butch Baker on vocals and guitar, "Barron" Anthony Osmond on vocals and bass and Dave Ballinger on drums,
Their greatest success came from their humorous parodies and they were great stage entertainers.
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[@elaineb4490]

Superb musicians and singers. The parodies and comedy is absolutely hilarious and so clever. Anyone that does not like this group in 2023 must have had a sense of humour bypass - probably on the NHS, but maybe not as you can’t get to see anyone any more. Welcome to private medicine! This song has never been more apt!

[@carolroberts4614]

Went to see them a,few years ago for their 50th anniversary show, at our local cinema! Great fun!

[@lostthe80s]

Recommend starting at 3:20 - "National Health is painless" is priceless !

[@thetragicyouth]

Love watching them all staring at the same cue cards for the lyrics! 🤣🤣🤣

[@johnwilliams2479]

Saw then at the Beatles Christmas show at the Finsbury park Astoria 1963 Cilla, Billy j, Fourmost Tommy, Rolf Harris, I do believe they stood behind the Beatles and played note for note to make the boys sound louder, if my memory serves me well

[@richardharries5825]

An ambulance ran over me. The Barron knights. Just do piss take after piss take?

[@stevek6432]

kid with the Tamborine at the end.

[@williamrae9954]

Rudolf Hess never left Scotland, who was in Spandau,who knows, but he wasn't allowed to leave alive...Hess was shot down and killed in Dunbeath, Caithness in August '42

[@eldergodsband1187]

That's fucking great!

[@Thursdaym2]

Think it was over the heads of most there judging from the reactions.

[@maggi0310]

There is iconic footage of them in our theatre singing this .anyone find it ??

[@MrAemandy]

Last train to London by Ronnie Biggs.......bwahahahahahahaha!

[@susanhughs1031]

😘😘😘😘😂😂😂😂 very sorry no tick, emojis,. this brilliant,

[@barbarakirk7964]

'And In The Beginning by Genesis is number 12' - They wished! The song of that name is on their Decca debut album that didn't sell very well.

[@tomhamilton1562]

They were only joking

[@user-John666]

Quite witty and clever actually. 😂

[@Joe_Peroni]

Jonah Lewie's In The Kitchen At Parties was a concession by him from his original version, which the record company told him was a "bit too risque" to publish. So he changed the lyrics. The ORIGINAL version, however, went: "I'm no good a pooferee & I always get sore butts, that's why you'll always find me in the bedroom with dildoes...". Outrageous. No wonder he changed it.

[@jamiewesson898]

how can you parody a parody

[@jamesmanning46]

This is fuckin diabolical

[@michaelmarron8441]

It's an abomination

[@siobhaneyers8949]

Disgusting

[@johnwilliams2479]

They murder you in Hospitals shame the devil and tell the truth

[@user-John666]

It's actually pretty funny tbh. But if you don't agree, fair enough.