Sham 69 - Hurry Up Harry Reaction

In this video we're checking out Sham 69. We have no idea what this band is about, so this should be fun. Enjoy!
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[@jockeyladjockeylad8492]

Nice to see the Hersham Boys getting an airing - many, many line up changes & splits & two different versions of the band touring later you can still see them live & pretend that you're eighteen again. Nice to see a reaction channel that isn't afraid to go where others don't. Keep up the good work. Love & Kisses from the UK.

[@christophersavill4785]

Just make sure you see jimmy purseys band not the rip off version

[@heathcornbeef]

Kia ora hello my cuzzie from Aotearoa New Zealand i totally get you going back to an eighteen year old apparently I'm 53 years old i don't believe my birth certificate I'm 16 years old but can't figure out who the old guy with a confused look on is face is? when i look in that shiny window thing in the bathroom 🧐😵‍💫🤪😤😡🤬

[@pepelemoko2820]

Wow! Of all the songs in all the world, you transport me back to my teens with the dulcet tones of Jimmy Pursey (Singer). A well loved band for their exuberance and sheer fun, although never taken seriously musically they were a transition from skinheads to punk (Teen cultures of the day). Hersham boys, laced up boots and corduroys. I love your valiant approach to music vlogging.

[@DMCDObidon]

That's Life, the perfect album to play getting ready for a night out.

[@DIDCOTTWIST]

If The Kids Are United is a song by Sham 69 that gets played at Football/Soccer games in the UK if the team is a United

[@sherbert500]

Such a fantastic band, borstal breakout, angels with dirty faces, sunday morning nightmare, hersham boys, i dont wanna, if the kids are united, all great tunes!

[@rogerbillings5081]

If The Kids Are United is another great song from Sham 69.

[@Packard63]

Remember when this came out it was all over the school playground for a couple of weeks and the two kids who were unfortunately called Harry had a terrible time especially during the P.E lessons with the "hurry up Harry" shouts.

[@bryanforis1839]

Watching at the concert 1978 At was great to see

[@brxee]

Always a smile with the Hersham boys, great stuff! Something else you might like from the same period is The Members - Sound Of The Suburbs.

[@l.salisbury1253]

Sham 69 were INCREDIBLY popular in England but only had a small-but-loyal cult following Stateside. Their 1978 debut "Tell Us the Truth" is released in the US on the punk-friendly Sire Records (home of the Ramones & the Dead Boys) but it was NOT successful. It was too "British" for Yanks to understand (especially since Side 1 was recorded live in front of a cockney audience). Their influence lasted into the first half of the 80s. Sham are now considered the first Street Punk- or "Oi!" band. Their protege include the Cockney Rejects, Angelic Upstarts (RIP Mensi) and Infa Riot...

[@hesketh1965]

A classic British folk song!

[@5imp1]

Ha ha. I grew up in South London in the 1970s and I can clearly remember all the punks bouncing and jumping around, pushing and shoving and shouting and throwing lager over each other. Happy, happy days. Old Ford Cortinas, Escorts and Capris. Adventure playgrounds made out of telegraph poles and railway sleepers, hand painted in bright colours with rope swings made of old car tyres. The punks I knew never had mohawks or big, spiky hair. They didn't have the money to get the ridiculous hair. They still looked amazing though. The music was absolutely fantastic. Such originality. The idea that anyone can pick up an electric guitar and start a band. It didn't matter if you couldn't play or sing. Anyone from the Crystal Palace area remember Shenna the punk? There was a pub on almost every street corner and to me, it was the most brilliant time to be alive. I know that they say that the 1960s was amazing but I wasn't around then. I will always have great memories of an amazing decade. So many more Punk bands to look at. The Buzzcocks, The Rezillos, Siouxsie and the Banshees, The Clash, The Damned, The Stranglers, The Members, The Only Ones. The list goes on and on. Enjoy.!

[@darrenwestbury8569]

Love to see them do "Is Vic there" by department S

[@44Celt]

or 2 pints of lager and a packet of crisps by splodgenessabounds

[@Bahama3ay]

Or 'Banned From The Pubs' by Peter and the Test Tube Babies.

[@777petew]

1978, and punk was popular. But yes, it was fun.

[@heathcornbeef]

Kia ora hello my friends hay this is another reason i like reaction videos finding old friends i haven't heard in years and i haven't had a sing along with these guys in over half a lifetime AWESOME THANK YOU GUY'S. I'VE GOT TO HURRY UP HEATHIE AND DROP MY MATE HOME IN AUCKLAND 370 kms return had him up at our place for a week to fatten him up going through hard times needed ear's and food

[@ronaldmilner8932]

Great song!! I love the punk choices that get suggested! Don't forget to check out "Girl on the phone" by The Jam! Its a banger!

[@petermizon4344]

great song but they had a bigger hit called. If the kids are united you should like that if you like this

[@stugtrauts3692]

Great live , in the early days used to get quite lively violence wise, great that your reacting to bands like the Sham

[@SimonColey]

just go with the song Hersham boys, its fun!

[@raineramelung7380]

My bother brought this Single to us, at 1980 or 81.🤔. Love the old and New Punk Rock. (it, s very British😁..) try :"" die toten Hosen - mehr davon, live Rock am Ring, Hals und Beinbruch (long title, but See what crazy ☠️He si ger did... This Band is one the succesful Punk Band of the World.. Formed I 1981.)greedings from north germany 🍺✌️

[@colrhodes377]

Black Sabbath, Falling off the edge of the world, is a must.

[@stinkhornadrian]

Another song in a similar vein is Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps by Splodgenessabounds

[@iamspartacus6713]

oh my days the only song i ever done on karaoke was my way by sid 🤣

[@hanierfamily]

We use to know a guy name Sid, who came to our karaoke shows, that would only sing that song.

[@changelocation]

Not many Cockney cowboys left.🙂

[@kevhanson1262]

Great you play sham best punk band I've seen. Proper rabble rousers, Jimmy Pursey one of us .Great Anthem for football fans not just west ham, please play Hersham boys ,Angels with dirty faces and that's just scratching the surface

[@punkpopnotdead]

try the undertones an Irish punk band

[@hanierfamily]

Which song?

[@punkpopnotdead]

@@hanierfamily teenage kicks or my perfect cousin

[@sherbert500]

@@punkpopnotdead i second those choices!

[@OnceWasRStrathfield]

Undertones are from Northern Ireland

[@punkpopnotdead]

@@OnceWasRStrathfield Most Northern Irish people either identify as Northern Irish, Irish or British, or a combination

[@colrhodes377]

Another one from my teenage years.

[@robertlonsdale5326]

Try Hersham boys by Sham 69

[@ylt123]

Sublime!

[@heathcornbeef]

Kia ora hello from aotearoa new zealand hay If you like Sublime you need to check out from West Auckland aotearoa new zealand ROOFDOG similar but totally different but if you like your punk rock blended with Ska or Reggae blended punk rock these guys have been playing twenty years and wicked

[@heathcornbeef]

Ps one of seven bands who played at my 40th birthday at the king's arms it took me more organization than I've ever done and will never try it again but was well worth it. Headlining was STICKY FILTH from Taranaki new zealand ROOFDOG Auckland BAD TOWN Auckland CITY NEWTON BOMBER'S Auckland BLACKLICK Wellington The BLUDGGERS Hamilton MISTAKING IDENTITY Hamilton not one band even asked for gas money? But they all got heap's of food and drinks before the gig started that evening in March 2010 and the place was packed with a lot of people from the past and by assembling the right combo of band's you can lure some old stinky punkrockers out of their cave's just don't talk about soap or water in the same sentence 😜

[@heathcornbeef]

And i forgot to have my once a year shower on Christmas day even if i don't really need to wash and change my socks left sock to right foot right sock to left foot good to go for another year maybe two if i forget to have a shower and now this is the third year in a row 🤣😂😂 when i die they should bury me 12 feet underground cause deep down I'm not that BAD STINKY OR LOUD 👍

[@punkpopnotdead]

pop punk before pop punk was a thing

[@normandavidtidiman9918]

The piano solo was not typical of Sham

[@trentrock3210]

That's supposed to be the piano in the pub I guess.

[@l.salisbury1253]

Did give the song a nice Ian Dury feel...

[@philiptodd6255]

It makes a change Americans listening to U.K. hits instead of concentrating on the American billboard charts and hits

[@hanierfamily]

We're Canadian, but same thing. The Canadian music scene is partially controlled by the American one, as we are so close. So, the fickle nature of the American music scene affects us. But thanks to being a Commonwealth nation, we still have more access to British, and other Commonwealth countries.

[@philiptodd6255]

@@hanierfamily my apologies for calling you Americans

[@jonnno243]

I always feel like playing Jilted John, by Jilted John after this fantastic song.

[@herrglad9726]

No nazi bands please ...

[@davidkelly3751]

With some respect, you have no idea what Sham 69 meant for a boy in the 70s. They spoke to us in a way that no other band did at the time. Hard to explain, but they were are release valve to many of that time.

[@VincentRE79]

Yes they were a great band to follow in the late 1970's.

[@heathcornbeef]

RAMONES WITH ENGLISH ACCENTS WICKED 😜

[@galagajunkie]

If you like this check out "Case of Pride" by Skrewdriver