The Scaffold - Lily The Pink

[@helenalldridge1145]

Hey Dad this is for you wherever you are, probably having fun and being with Mum. Remembering our precious wonderful childhood. Best memories ever ❤️ 💓 xx

[@criticalcuda]

Reminds me of my dad also rip 🤣

[@sharondunn6668]

❤❤❤❤

[@sitasharp8380]

Omg my dad too! What is with the song and dads!

[@TheLinz78]

This may not be one of the best songs ever, but we were made to sing it at my primary school, and it brings back some lovely memories.

[@WezzleG]

I thought it was only us!

[@natashaflores1743]

So did we!

[@shirleyrook7111]

but it is catchy

[@Bobbb-f3i]

I went to school in 80-90s and it was on our assembly song list. I think this was only one that we didn't rewrite to be rude to torment the trachers

[@MsGbergh]

I wish we got to sing it, we were only given hymns. :-(

[@AndyG85]

Always a gamble at karaoke, this one. If people don’t join in, you sound like a lemon. If they do - legend!

[@mareewragg177]

I cannot believe that people would not join in, but I guess you wou;ld hve to pick your audience, No one under 50

[@ruthsayers1163]

​!!!!!!!

[@sheilabloom6735]

@@mareewragg177😅😅😅

[@tylsimys67]

It's beyond me how can it be, but after 25 years of being most obsessive Beatles-fan it wasn't until checking this band's background just couple of days ago I even realized that Paul had a brother... :o And this song was #1 hit in Britain, no less!

[@coryroberts7519]

Yeah no joke.... I just found out a few days ago.... It is kind of neat being late to the party tho, now I feel I have a bunch of exciting new music to explore!

[@patticrichton1135]

@@coryroberts7519 Yes you do, better late than never, and by the way, check out Mike's "McGEAR" album, you will LOVE it, and of course the other SCAFFOLD albums, FUN songs. By the way, Mike is also a fantastic photographer, starting with his pics of Paul and the fledgling Beatles, and his more recent black and white photographs. He is also a lovely man, with that great Liverpudlian sense of humor. I was so lucky to meet him several times over the years. Dear dear man.

[@coryroberts7519]

@@patticrichton1135 heck yeah! The night i found him i listened to everything he had done and browsed all his photography while doing it! McGear was the 1st one i listened to! I know i wasn't alive then, but looking at it from my perspective as a 90's kid, I'm surprised 'Givin' grease a ride' didnt become a wildly popular song! Heck the album has many songs i'm surprised weren't huge hits!

[@MazaikaDuo]

I just heard this song for the first time after the guy at the pub were I performed asked me to play this song. Did you get the borrowed bit from Hey Jude right at the end? 😅

[@stevehaddon151]

Backing Vocals provided by, Graham nash, Elton John and time rice.

[@Metalhead396]

I heard this song back in England in the late 60's. My father was stationed in England in the U.S. Air Force. I listen to it on KZbin from time to time for the memories.

[@garethburroughs3261]

We used to sing this in Primary School! memories!!

[@misskaralyne]

Yeah, us too. I remember it well 😁

[@eclectica1]

One teacher I had at primary school even wrote additional verses to go along with this.

[@EaglesROLB59]

I have vivid memories of being 3 years old & making Mum wait until this had finished playing on our Decca Radiogram (presumably on "Junior Choice") before she could take me to visit my grandparents, one Saturday morning! I was obsessed with it! 😃

[@cerena7138]

I was 5 in 1968 and we sang this at our school Christmas party along with oh the rolypoly. Those were the days ❤

[@jacobreisser8034]

Were you at school in Brentford? I remember singing this with my class and our teacher, Ian Thompson. 😊

[@ruthsayers1163]

I was 5 in 1968 as well!!!!! You must have been born in 1963!!!!

[@bernadetteoxford8898]

Omg this brought the memories flooding back. My parents and my uncle, who loved to play records, yes records, in the 70's, used to play this and we'd all march around the living room. Love it. Thanks for the memories.

[@Mojosbigstick]

This song taught me two things - close part harmony, and the meaning of the word efficacious. For this education, Scaffold, much thanks.

[@lillieiliff3639]

And how about the word FLat😂 sing in tune helps

[@mareewragg177]

Taught me how to prounounce efficacious

[@hughwatson9136]

Should be Thank you very much!

[@ProffessorLazarus]

The choreography in this video is severely underrated

[@laurenelyse9686]

This comment is severely underrated as well 😂😂😂👍

[@cycleSCUBA]

Choreography? Where?

[@jondon83]

Thier look is spot on aswell 👌

[@lillieiliff3639]

@@cycleSCUBA 😂😂😂😂 I mean as a professional dancer I’m struggling to see any as well LOL

[@lillieiliff3639]

@@jondon83 It’s very c Corny and amateurish and very basic and the guy in the middle is singing flat but apart from that brilliant

[@milbury55]

we had a teacher in primary school, who brought this record in, and we had to learn all the words! Still love it to this day!

[@eightiesboy]

Hope you are still alive and enjoying it!

[@mitthepirate]

Same are music teacher used to have us singing this I'm 40 now . I think it's just cause its catchy and easy to learn good memories

[@lloydgordon5958]

Me to miss karklins Millfields junior school Hackney in about 1983

[@normturner4849]

Why on earth were you forced kicking and screaming against your will to learn the words? What relevance to school did it have?😁

[@artvanwag3257]

We did the same at school..

[@NiceGuy1405]

I heard this song on my dads cd's and got it stuck in my head.I'm 14 and I think it's great :)

[@thomaswhite2554]

You'll be 24 now 😱

[@matthewcarroll4237]

@Thomas White I thought the same thing!!! Thanks again, KZbin algorithm!!

[@JayGixxer]

24 now.. See im 13 and heard this on my grandads CD.

[@laurainejones673]

25 now, wonder if you still think the same. Lol. I'm 59 and It still makes me laugh .

[@philruane5910]

26 now, same age as our youngest ❤️❤️

[@poohbearrichie72]

Oh my gosh! I loved this as a child I remember my Mom had it played on the radio for me on my 8th Birthday. Ahhhh happy memories thank you for posting :) :) :)

[@cards0486]

As a teenager in the 60s I was so proud when I found a SCAFFOLD album in the ‘cheap record’ bin. Paul McCartney’s brother’s group!! Mike moved on. But I loved them. I still love to sing “2 Day’s Monday”, just around by myself. “Is everybody ‘appy?” “You bet your life we are.”

[@alexandrathrift6308]

My sister brought home a Scaffold record in the days when anything connected to the Beatles was sacred. The song I can still remember started " I live in a basement flat, there's no room to swing a cat, but there's room, it's true , for what we want to do ..." Luckily I was too young to understand the words :-) ...

[@DidierDubz]

I was 5 or 6 when I was taught this song. It LITERALLY JUST popped into my head and it turns out, I still know the words. 😂😂😂😂 My God, thank you for this!!!❤

[@josepharmenijr8390]

Pluging my ears! Rock?

[@josepharmenijr8390]

If this is rock,the Partridge Family is Heavy Metal!

[@alexandrathrift6308]

Haha♡ Love the partridge family too xxx

[@paulperfect226]

I loved this song as a kid , i heard it on the radio a couple of weeks ago and it brought a big smile to my face and so many memories came flooding back , brilliant !

[@sherylwillett1456]

With corona virus going around the world we all need this now

[@clarebolitho1813]

Totally agree

[@soundlysbananacam6182]

a113

[@pruthipongc5274]

Agree too

[@pennykorte6928]

True

[@banksyc473]

Sheryl Willett Agreed 😂🇬🇧

[@caspercasper896]

i love this music

[@brianadams1595]

Impeccable... Absolutely love this... Used to listen to it years ago on Radio Caroline and Radio North Sea International....

[@CWb2006gl]

I know lol 😆 oops 7 77

[@patrick45sue]

That comb over itself deserves our full respect, it's not easy to wear hair that's on the left side of your head, on the right ...

[@wariolandgoldpiramid]

Thank Goodness You're Here!

[@w0lf-m4n]

Thank Goodness You're Here!

[@tydshiin5783]

Thank Goodness You're Here!

[@Skaetbull]

Thank goodness you’re here!

[@katamelia2986]

Memories of my grandad, used to be a woman in his street that wore all pink he used to sing this song.

[@moinmoin8311]

I loved this as a kid back home in Sydney. Haven't heard it in probably close to half a century!!!! Thanks for the smiles and memories!!! Off to look for the Aunty Jack song now!

[@kiwihib]

74 living in Sydney couldn't beat the Aunty Jack show, Neville ruled.

[@ThePantomimeDame]

Remebering my Aunty Lilly who emigrated to Aus in the 60's at the grand old age of 80... Thank's for the memorie's Aunty Lilly x x Miss you RIP x x x

[@Rebus30]

I remember singing this at primary school.... loved it

[@Susan.Burns63]

Apparently this was our no.1 hit single in 1969 in Australia? Had to look it up 😊

[@samoyo7054]

70s music was wonderful❤

[@user-ky4nt6mi8w]

No it really wasn’t 🥴

[@jurgensauer6021]

Kann ich zustimmen, die 60ziger und 70ziger Oldies höre ich heute noch 👍👍‼️

[@brucethomas5123]

1960s

[@xavierlechard3269]

The quintessential British band. Nowhere else could such a thing have existed - and I mean that as a compliment!

[@Rin_Evans]

oh my god I had to sing this in assembly at primary school

[@sin5284]

Lol

[@BornAnOldFart]

me too, back in '82. Thankfully we did ABBA and Carpenters too....

[@danielswedberg2722]

Same, my school loves to sing about moonshine

[@louisegalt8921]

Me too! Along with I've got a lovely bunch of coconuts!! 😂

[@Oracojisan]

I had to sing this at school in the 70s

[@RichardMcGeechan-c4q]

What a lovely song and the scaffold the three singers are a great idea to hear from you and your song Richard McGeechan ❤

[@birdyspottinginMW]

Wow. I woke up singing this song and not heard it in years. And I just realised how very un-pc it is in retrospect! Love it! Could never get away with it these days.

[@ryank5761]

You literally cannot be serious. Have you heard literally any songs in the past 40 years? The song cake by the ocean is literally about eating a girl's asshole on the beach.

[@NorryJones-kg1se]

I never actually realised what this song were about till recently ( my first single ..(( 1964)) ThanX auntie XX

[@janiemeiklebland8748]

Loved this as a kid! Ran round the couch chasing my brother every time it played!

[@goonerali3547]

Oh, we used to dream of havin' a couch! Would ha' been a palace to us. We used to live in an old water tank on a rubbish tip. We got woke up every morning by having a load of rotting fish dumped all over us! Couch? Huh

[@anonymouspalmtree]

@@goonerali3547 Water tank! We used to dream of havin' a water tank...

[@Norton1531]

I’ve been humming this tune for the past few days, and have absolutely no idea why. Just had to look it up.

[@davidclarke1726]

Cheerful song, if you can't sing along with this and anyother song , you must be a sad and lonely person. Bring back the 60 's t70's music .

[@ruthsayers1163]

There was a lot of great music around then.

[@Richie3D1]

Awesome song, I remember my grandma had the 45 and we used to play it over and over.

[@unnamedweirdo3804]

I was at camp for the past week and I heard my counselor singing this song on our hike, and it got stuck in my head, so I found it here.

[@Norton1531]

Once it’s in your head, there’s no escape!!

[@trixiepettman-south8500]

AMAZING NEVER HEARD THIS BEFORE. BLESSINGS, TRIXIE 86 SOUTH AUSTRALIA

[@slatchamybabe]

aww wow i used to sing this years ago in the school choir. we had different words though for some reason. what a legendary track!

[@MultiJobless]

The true artist in the McCartney family

[@Breeze1]

One of the true artists

[@peterfarrel9629]

one of the 1st songs I can remember I was born in1963..a great song .still love it today 2019.

[@RabKing]

Same here, 63 child and one of the first songs I can remember!

[@martinmcdonald4207]

I was born in`62, one of the first songs i can remember too !

[@michaelasquith9791]

I remember singing Lily The Pink at school, in Music, and now I have it in my Spotify account.

[@jonkheere1]

Brilliant. For Simon Cowell and his servile brigade, This is what a Christmas number 1 used to sound like!

[@yellowfolder]

Take That looked different back then, so young

[@pauldewland5905]

The Scaffold, featuring Guy Martin, Arthur Scargill and Woody Allen.

[@DavartBiz]

Bahaha!

[@garyanderson8364]

😂

[@bollocknaked1975]

I'm dying honestly, 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Simpleburger1968]

Martin, Scargill and Allen ...for the first and only ? time ??

[@Darleymead]

@@Simpleburger1968 total incontinence and excruciating pain

[@JDizzlekl3yh]

My primary school Headteacher used to play the piano to this in assembly and we had to sing along 😂😂. Ahh the 80’s

[@cerena7138]

Hokey Pokey 🎉

[@jerfacekilla]

The song was about Lydia Pinkham who was a very strong abolitionist and anti-segregationist in the US of A during the 19th century. She has a very interesting story.

[@Dee-oz7ih]

I never knew that

[@TheLongislandlimey]

Memories of singing along to this on the car radio on camping trips to Anglesey in the 60s as a kid

[@deletebilderberg]

Back in the day when comedy songs regularly used to get to #1.

[@kiwihib]

The Barron Knights were awesome.

[@elizabethcrowe60]

I came here via the postmodern drinking song too. I was aware of lp’s vegetable compound but had never heard of this song. Now i get jbp’s video even more

[@captainpoppleton]

AI could never come up with this.

[@Markcain268]

They would be better looking with ai lol

[@bronyferienminuet2125]

No? Lol.​@@Markcain268

[@Zippy-72]

Haha x

[@wimble6330]

Thanks for making me properly burst out laughing😂

[@DirkdeWijk]

fantastic used to sing this with my mum when I was a lot shorter what a great memory

[@divinedegenerate]

I hate it when boy bands like these try to get by on their looks....

[@12121149]

+Divine X That's funny!!!!!

[@dav01kar]

+Divine X yeah right pretty boys ain't they

[@123barriejohn]

+Divine X So true - hahaha!!!

[@paddylarrigan9977]

the fastest milkman in the west

[@davezx12r]

Divine X i

[@DaveLeack]

Thank goodness you're here!

[@linm8929]

It gets even better. Graham Nash and Elton John were singing back-up vocals on the 1968 single. Thanks, Brits, for your wonderful, huMorous character💖

[@scoppio07]

It was rough in those days - get put in a home for having freckles.

[@waltdefucq6106]

As said above, the lyric here is not the one on the record. Originally 'medicinal compound' secured a sex-change for Jennifer - perhaps that was equally tough on her.

[@dmichael4153]

scoppio07... It could be worse. They put Rolf Harris in Jail for nothing.

[@demifontaine5063]

Walt DeFucq obvhhuilhvfgji

[@peterpiper831]

scoppio07 Was that the same Jennifer Eccles that the Hollies sang about ?

[@bp6329]

no, your mother

[@olivermaude1530]

Good track

[@goonerbeau]

With the inception of 'Junior Choice' on BBC Radio 1 in 1967, more novelty songs climbed the singles chart. "Lily The Pink", reminds me of being in the Cub Scouts in the early 70's,, sitting cross-legged and hollering the daffy verses.

[@andyrob35]

That's John Gorman in the middle - from Tiswas. He also did the Bucket of Water song!

[@baronbullshyster2996]

Only after taking Medicinal Compound

[@bobhodge6545]

I am 87.Heard this many years ago when music was still around. Better than the noise of today. Santa 🎅

[@Savestime]

Haven't heard that since I was a child. Loved it.🙂

[@Fcutdlady]

My mom used to sing this to me when I was a kid to make me laugh. I love this song.

[@robertroyce134]

Remember listening to this on the BBC back at boarding school in Beirut long time ago.

[@davekochanski8756]

A time when the charts were a less serious place ! To me this is brilliance !!

[@ravenhill_the_crusader_1968]

i love this classic, it always comforts me.

[@diybookkeeper]

This song used to be my dad favourite song but he’s died now, I love his songs they are really good and funny! ❤😭❤😭❤😭

[@4thkyustu]

great video mate..and that hurts cos im from wigan...lmao..

[@davidsanderson2960]

The Goodies have changed!

[@mbkillops]

Didn't they open for AC/DC at the Electric Circus Manchester in 1976?

[@robertkincaid1239]

mike mc gear had a brother who played bass guitar in a certain beat combo , at that time i can not remember his name

[@Kalle72]

+Rob McKay No. You can't even stream their music at any provider.

[@danneman6602]

Shears. Billy Shears.

[@nickmazonowicz511]

wings? (The band the Beatles could have been)

[@xfactorcritic]

Kalle72 Thankfully you can now!

[@fernleystephens2436]

It was either Paul Lennon or George Starr.

[@Glamagal20091]

I see this was no. 1 in the charts around this time 43 years ago. Looking at the rest of the Top 40 then, I remember them all. God, am I that old?

[@07520janelia]

Lily The Pink lyrics (Chorus) We'll drink a drink a drink To lily the pink the pink the pink The saviour of our human race For she invented, medicinal compound Most efficacious in every case Mr freers had sticky out ears And it made him awful shy And so they gave him medicinal compound And now he's learning how to fly Brother Tony was notably bony He would never eat his meals And so they gave him medicinal compound Now they move him round on wheels We'll drink a drink a drink To lily the pink the pink the pink The saviour of the human race For she invented medicinal compound Most efficacious in every case Old Ebenezer thought he was Julius Caesar And so they put him in a home Where they gave him medicnal compound And now he's emporor of Rome Jonny Hammer, had a terrible st st st st stammer He could hardly sssay a word And so they gave him medicinal compound Now's he's seen, but never heard Chorus Aunty Milly ran willy nilly When her legs they did recede So they looked on medicinal compound Now they call her milipede Jennifer Eccles, had terrible freckles And the boys all called her names But she changed with medicinal compound Now he joins in all the games Chorus Lily the pink she turned to drink She filled up with parafin inside And despite her medicinal compound Sadly piccalilli died Up to heaven her soul ascended All the church bells they did ring She took with her medicinal compound Hark the herald angels sing Chorus

[@bazd884]

Don’t no what lyrics your listening to but not the same as there singing.

[@johnhodgetts6617]

@@bazd884 That's the point. Those are the recorded version lyrics. They've deliberately mixed all the lyrics up in this live version, presumably for a joke.

[@UntaintedSKS]

@@bazd884 the lyrics there are the original version because when they sang this they sang all the lyrics in the different order

[@patticrichton1135]

@@johnhodgetts6617 plus they left some of the lyrics out for the TV show they were on.

[@ellenthorne8222]

@@johnhodgetts6617 you should listen to Lonnie Donnigan's My Old Man's A Dustman, the jokes on the record as not always the same as the ones he did live or on his tv show, there is a clip on KZbin.

[@Papi01He]

I first listened to this on a radio station going up Dempster Terrace in St.Andrews Fife Scotland. Brings back the memories.

[@kav816]

This song was great. I remember it very well.

[@johnjones-henderson3249]

Clever funny song remember from school days never understood the group name scaffold still it made me laugh anyway

[@holfrarris3575]

Never knew Arthur Scargill was in a pop group

[@waltdefucq6106]

John Gorman (later of Tiswas).

[@anonov1]

Before 'e were a miner me ol' lad..

[@ThePoliticalLambaster1]

Comb overs were all the rage in the late 60's n early 70's

[@baronbullshyster2996]

Yes they treated him with medical compound now he’s the leader of the Tory party

[@chriswoodworth1894]

I saw the Scaffold in a group called Grimms twice in the early 70s and they were brilliant shows, with musicians like Andy Roberts, John Halsey, Viv Stanshall et al.

[@mariefearon627]

This song reminds me of my uncle Hugh....he loved it and always sang it when he was pi..Ed great memories ♥️ ❤️ ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@waltdefucq6106]

As you will know if you listen to the record, the lyric here is very different. I guess they were restricted to a three-minute time slot and therefore - maybe to obtain maximum impact - decided to jumble up the lines (including repeating the one about going into a "home") and to parody American gospel in the final verse. Scaffold = punks before their time

[@garrisonaw]

If they hadn't sung it so bloody slow, they could have sung all the lyrics in that same three minutes. Frankly, I think they must have had a bit of Medicinal Compound before the show, and just couldn't remember the words.

[@idontwantachannel3091]

True! The lyrics didn't all make sense, ie the jokes did not work - so I tried another result that came up in google: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2jTeXelf9elsKM, over 4 minutes long and all the jokes 'work'. This one has a great video though.

[@Edwing77]

@@garrisonaw True, cutting out some is one thing, however jumbling them up didn't save time at all 🤔 The gospelly "cue and chorus" thing at the end is nice though, the one thing better than in the studio version 🛐

[@Dallas-Nyberg]

Now THAT made me feel old!.... and I remembered the words no less!.... fun to see and hear it again ... Thanks for uploading it

[@rogerking7258]

Beautifully under rehearsed!

[@shanetreacy5996]

Great song reminding me of my boyhood days glued to the telly.

[@MantisSidao]

This song means a lot to me now as funny as it is because it reminds me of my great auntie who passed in 2017 god bless her soul, she requested this song was played in the crematorium to cheer us up which made us laugh for a little and brings a happy memory of celebrating her life - it was her favourite song so thank you 🙏🏻

[@ThePostnine]

Keep on taking the medicinal compound of laughter & music !! Works for me - I get to move around on wheels with a Zooommm !!

[@harbourdogNL]

Backing vocalists on the recording included Graham Nash (of The Hollies), Elton John (then Reg Dwight), and Tim Rice; while Jack Bruce (of Cream) played the bass guitar.

[@rickcarvell4597]

Asked for this at a disco recently everyone loved it !!!!

[@lils2927]

My mum and dad used to sing this to me because my names Lily 😂💖 Good times x."Lily the pink the pink the pink"

[@stuarteldridge1703]

this my song to my daughter lilly i delecated it to her 13 years ago when she was born and its been her song since then she used to always wear pink so thats why i got delecated this song to her love her so much xx

[@marta0069]

Like si has vist el Polònia del 25 d'abril de 2019 i has cantat la cançó del trifachito 🤦🏼‍♀️🚗 o la de la Trinca 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@ravenhill_the_crusader_1968]

i remember singing this in class at school, back when Britain was great.

[@TomthatiscalledTom]

Roger McGough, a man who knew the Rutles

[@darrenjray]

Thank you. I'm laughing.

[@shellydrew100]

I was born in Rutland and they still owe me 15 quid that I sent for my new birth certificate...great song , wasn't , oh Neil Innes , what was that tv show....ahhh the innes book of records , I think

[@johnb9037]

Love the Rutles!!!

[@gremlinuk1968]

70s, as a kid , 1st hear ,, 1 off , fun songs back then !!!

[@christopher4949]

still better than 1D

[@ColumRogers]

Damn right!

[@virgiltracey9130]

Hell yes

[@mkl62]

This hit by The Scaffold was the 228th #1 song of the Rock Era in the United Kingdom. It was the last #1 song of 1968 and first #1 song of 1969 in the UK. What will the music scene be like in the UK in 1969? As the late Casey Kasem always said, "Stay tuned."

[@omikronweapon]

"lads, we've been over this... *I* was gonna start bobbing down, and then you two alternate..."

[@GaryAllGob]

Ha ha - this one's even better (or worse) .....kzbin.info/www/bejne/l16tmHmMj6qoitk

[@patricialittle6573]

My nans favourite x

[@avonlouuk]

A great song that brings back many happy memories, just a pity that half of it's missing.

[@jcs7642]

Anytime I listen to this song I wonder: Whatever has happened to music nowadays? Lily The Pink is as phantastic as Nelly the Elephant (by the Toy Dolls). Absolutely underrated, funny, perfectly imperfect, simply uncomparable, great! Grinning greetings from Hanover, Germany, to all followers of intelligent music

[@tim2015]

Look up the MonaLisa Twins. They sing (and play) lots of 60s songs, also a lot of very good original music.

[@jcs7642]

@@tim2015 Thanks a lot for your hint, I gave it a look and it fits - great!

[@kvdp9543]

I last heard this when I was 7, and even I can tell they muddled up all the words.

[@herbieabroad]

They were actually the first rock "supergroup" - the combination of Paul McCartney's brother, Arthur Scargill and Woody Allen is by any measure a truly awesome line up. They're obviously taking the mick in this version as they're mixing up the verses.

[@patticrichton1135]

@herbieabroad. I HOPE you were joking! NOT "Arthur Scargill and Woody Allen"" It's John Gorman and Roger McGough with Mike "McGear" McCartney. Just to clarify to other people in case you were joking!

[@herbieabroad]

@@patticrichton1135 Gosh, how lovely to see a reply after all this time! Fear not, I was indeed joking :) I just thought John Gorman slightly had the Scargill look and Roger McGough was wearing glasses, which was enough to prompt a Woody Allen comparison. No offence was meant, apologies if any was caused. Love a lot of their stuff, I have a much listened to CD, would love to have seen them live.

[@AndyB677Aegyptus]

You should say Paul McCartney's more Talented Brother!