Used to follow the Kilburn's all over London back in the day - was queuing to see them as oft did & Ian came up to me in the queue to have a friendly go for never dancing at the gigs - we had a laugh - dear of him x
I only know that some of the Blockheads tunes have a music hall character; Billerickay Dickie, There Ain't halve Been Some Clever Bastards, This Is What We Find...
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Used to follow the Kilburn's all over London back in the day - was queuing to see them as oft did & Ian came up to me in the queue to have a friendly go for never dancing at the gigs - we had a laugh - dear of him x
Fantastic
An old friend of mine 'gentleman John Earl' on sax in the background. R.I.P. John.
Ian you should have been England's poet laureate still love ya mate
Superb
One of my fave songs of his...fanx
Did Ian ever-I think I know the answer, I'm afraid- ever record a batch of music hall tunes? This is stuff he could have aged into so perfectly.
I don't think he did but got close...not like Chas and Dave...so no but it's sprinkled through all his music I wager.
Legend!
Well said Peter mate!
Lovely to see Irish John Earle
I only know that some of the Blockheads tunes have a music hall character; Billerickay Dickie, There Ain't halve Been Some Clever Bastards, This Is What We Find...
@pauldegroover Sorry. But you'll have to add a little more to your question in order for me to comprehend what you actually mean.
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reckon variety star!?