Harry Harrison , a true Black Country mon

[@Noneofyourbusiness99999]

Just a fantastic snapshot of history delivered in beautiful poetry

[@XhristinaMacey]

Harry was a legend and the last of his kind x

[@BlackCountryLad]

Worked with Harry 45 years ago - What A True Gentleman.❤️

[@XhristinaMacey]

I wholeheartedly agree with you, I’m glad Harry doesn’t have to see and live through what’s going on in the Black Country in 2019, thank you for sharing your thoughts best wishes

[@susanofhullhumberside4753]

A true south Staffordshire raconteur we all love him

[@XhristinaMacey]

Absolutely x 💕

[@johnsanta8875]

Met HH In the OLD HOUSE AT HOME Blakedown near Kiddy, he had been performing at the village hall along with some of his pals.He kindly did the autograph stuff without any coaxing at all.Lovely man.

[@XhristinaMacey]

Thank you for sharing your memories of the legend I’d have loved to have seen him , best wishes

[@anthonycooper5877]

great guy true black country mon

[@keithpovall9996]

I used to see Harry most weeks at the newsagents in Moxley where I grew up. He'd deliver the Bugle and his posters with his poems on. I really liked him, always friendly to everyone

[@XhristinaMacey]

Keith Povall a bygone era

[@ernesthernia418]

This is from the Black Country Night Out album from the late 70s which also featured Dollly Allen and Tommy Mundon. People, days and ways of speaking long gone, buried under the steamroller of globalism and multicultural ideology.

[@XhristinaMacey]

Indeed, thank you for sharing your thoughts 💭 I appreciate that 👍

[@UPROAR24]

I met him once, lovely bloke.

[@XhristinaMacey]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts

[@EastAsianCinemaHistory]

Harry was actually a linguistic genius. The Black Country's Groucho Marx.

[@zaperfan]

Genius

[@VerbranntiChaib1]

BC? He is from Tipton, I'm from Cradley, could not understand a word,

[@XhristinaMacey]

LOL I would have loved to have known Harry

[@traceywilliams622]

ya dow understand it how?

[@traceywilliams622]

real tipton mon

[@XhristinaMacey]

My Nan knew him she lived at 1 glebe Fields Road her garden backed onto the park

[@vincentwilliams8685]

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