hi, having no luck with modern vans ,im looking at this model ,and looks like you really like it ,could you give me your thoughts on the van, what is the size of the bed and any tips id be grateful thanks sam

I havent that one anymore but I have another i made. Pm me.

where can I buy this table today?

Thank you for posting this birthday tribute to Freddie. It's heartwarming to hear his voice again.

Will ALWAYS miss you cuz. You were so wonderful.❤

Love that song R.I.P 🎵

Cannot wait to watch this x thank you my friend x

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Not long before Freddie died, I booked a three day ferry crossing from Harwich in the UK to the Hook of Holland. My friend and I went to the bar during the second evening. He went back to his cabin soon after and I stayed on drinking. The act came on shortly after - it was Freddie and his gang! I had a great night my mate missed out on. So glad I got to see him.

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I find the 3 string guitars very interesting, I first saw one in the hands of Seasick Steve, love his album title 'I started out with nothin and I still got most of it left' I love slide guitar in general, I dabble a little... Great video Mr. Stomp. Now you gone and made me want to get me one of those Cigar Box Guitars. Take care

Great video very interesting very groovy sound 👍

Are Muslims watching this!!!!😅

Master

very cool

Feckin' Brilliant! I'm telling you now!

This is the band Oasis copied !!

R.I.P Freddie Garrity ♥️

R.I.P Freddie love all your songs

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Just what I needed, taking a break from housecleaning. I actually had my vintage jukebox playing a Freddie and the Dreamers record earlier!

Nice tribute to Freddie and a great version of Drive My Car!

Absolutely brilliant!!! 1957, me thinks.

I remember Pinky & Perky when I was growing up. Yes I liked them. I'm 62 now. Memories from my younger days.

Another one for the Greatest Hits album! 🎸

No. Just no.

Not only did they produce hit songs, they later performed in hit children's TV shows.

Hey Mr. Stomp, that really is a great song! Nice melody, good chord progressions and I like how the lead guitar reinstates the intro theme under the 2nd verse!

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pinky and perky was the only place you could watch pop music back in the day, oh and crackerjack.

thank you for posting this. i'm so sorry for your loss. it's lovely to know that freddie continued to enjoy music that way and that that's how he felt about it. i've always loved tracks that have fun with music, humour is so important, underestimated and missed out on by so many who take it seriously. i grew up with them both, pinky and perky and freddie and the dreamers, that is, altho i didn't know it, born in 1961...in our family, we didn't have a tv till a decade or so later. i did have a pinky and perky single, probably my parents', a smith's crisps promo if i remember rightly. my earliest memory of freddie is in the movie 'every day's a holiday' which i video taped from the tv about twenty years after it was made, c1965 i think. with my children, i met mike sarne in 2015 in hammersmith town hall, when my son dj'd a rnr event he performed in, a last minute addition to the program. my 9yr old daughter had learned a bit from the movie, in which he talks to a little girl, just in case we got to speak with him, to pull his leg with....which he recognised immediately, even tho it was from 50+ years before and he must have been about 75 at the time. he smiled, of course, and proceeded to tell us about his four daughters, a lovely gent, who posed for photos for us too. i had a few of his 45s by then (major spending spree after my son began spinning the wax) and asked which of the accents was real, he said what makes you think any of them are, i am an actor you know, with a wink. you'll be pleased to know, he had lovely things to say about everyone he worked with. we have his artist wife anne, who we chatted with in the foyer moments before, to thank for that. it was great to be able to give a little back and say thank you for the entertainment. there have been funny records produced ever since records were first made but the fifties and sixties were definately the peak (sorry spike, you of course were the exception to that, a genius always). tv and film reaching the masses by then must have helped, so visual entertainment became as important as the audible, which freddie and the dreamers excelled at :) thanking you too x

Freddie was in poor health when he made this appearance but he went out in style…and with one of his trademark flying kicks 😂

Make a wonderful pantomime

Eat like pigs 😂😂😂

What in God's name.....

Freddy And The Dreamers were a massive influence on Lead Zeppelin. 😮

Freddie doesn't seem to be doing much of the singing in this performance; the much younger 'Dreamers' appear to do most of the work. A bit sad. Rest in peace Freddie Garrity. Love and peace.

Jesus loves you stay blessed

I used to _HATE_ Pinky and Perky with a passion as a kid in the 1960s and nothing I see here does anything to change my mind. Freddie and the Dreamers, however were the epitome of uncool Cool.

Bizarre! Weird!!

When they were playing straight rock and roll, the group were great.

The slapstick propping back up of the band members was genius ! Wish I was old enough to have seen them live (was but a baby of 1 in '64)- what an absolute blast !!

Love it Nick x❤

What happened to Bill and Ben and little weed ?

Superb track ❤

Good grief! That takes me back.

My grandfather nicknamed 2 of the bosses/ "directors" at work "Pinky & Perky." This was in the early '70s. One of them was a really nasty piece of work, very "up himself." He often tried to make things very difficult for my grandfather because he wanted him out, but his little schemes didn't work. One day he called my grandfather into his office and said: (fake posh accent)" I hear that someone has been referring to Mr. (don't know the other guy's name) and myself as "Pinky and Perky." (Hoping to catch him out). My grandfather replied, deadpan: "Really, Sir? Fancy that." Grandpa left the man's office and guessed who had "told" on him - another colleague, whom he never trusted again. He carried on as usual till retirement. Any time Pinky & Perky get a mention I laugh because of the story about the nicknames.

the southpark of yester year?

Weird Al yankovic and Tiny Tim put together....😂😂😂😂

Love these little guys. Favourite viewing when I was a kid.