The Mighty Wah 'Sinful' (TOTP)

[@RichardMcgeechan-x5g]

1986 i remember this song and well done to the mighty wah who did this song again well done to them

[@mickymac6571]

Pete Wylie's holy trinity, Story of the blues,come back and sinful.🇬🇧

[@grahamsmith5768]

One voice I utterly loved in the 80's came from Pete Wylie. Great singer and absolutely amazing records from Pete.

[@grahamsmith5768]

Pete has a packed fabulous voice. I love all of his songs. Very cool and talented.

[@ottconsulting7]

Pete’s songs have kept me alive

[@andrewwarren2931]

Decades later i still remember John Peel calling them "The little sisters of the Anfield Road end"

[@flatulentcat1947]

I'm currently obsessed (re-obsessed) with everything Wah and loved the way John and Janice introduced them in this clip. Superb

[@martincolin6445]

God I love this so much … defining !!!!!!

[@Theoriginalbigbrillo]

RIP Josie , Janet and John The three "J",s 🙁🙁

[@hiphopdylan]

Should have been number 1..! And Peel should have broken wind in every kitchen in the country..!

[@RichardMcgeechan-x5g]

what a very delightful song i remember this back in the 1980s well done the mighty wah its sin ful

[@johnfoster8378]

Brilliant song, great performance

[@EnnioRome]

Summer 1986

[@ottconsulting7]

This always makes me cry. Banger

[@classicsrj]

This was brilliant

[@charlesbull6188]

Josie with paul wellers guitar

[@gazfuk]

Always reminds me of Phil Spector productions.

[@drstevie]

still brilliant :)

[@neildown]

John Peel 10pm when I was teen trying to be a Punk😂 And John's right should have been N01

[@SuperZedd]

Re-released in 1991 with The Farm.

[@DaveyC66]

Anybody know who the drummer was on this clip?

[@TheTimBullimore]

Graham Broad?

[@DaveyC66]

Thanks, I did wonder. However, somebody commented on a previous Wah! video that the drummer (and the same drummer here) was from Liverpool (or around that area), and Graham is a Londoner.

[@ottconsulting7]

Fucking genius.