The Wurzels, The Combine Harvester, 1976

The Wurzels, with The Combine Harvester, 1976, frequent guests on the Arrows show. Introduction by Arrows drummer Paul Varley. In 1976, the Wurzels released "The Combine Harvester", a re-work of the song "Brand New Key", by Melanie, which became a UK hit, topping the charts for 2 weeks.

[@dennisroyhall121]

Superb! Absolutely! Unbeatable! All glory to them all! And let’s all drink to the memory of dear old Adge, who lives on in our memory!

[@linkster5564]

Again the tuba player has a magical self-playing tuba

[@benjaminRhodesLEGO]

i noticed that too!

[@matthewwilliams1106]

Stop being stupid he needs to sing as well Anyway when does a band not play with backing music

[@fistingthecomp]

Matthew Williams shhhh it's *MAGIC*

[@maxcav__6484]

Mathew very true

[@skoot2u]

Still a brilliant live band .Saw them last week ,VIVA WURZELS !!!!!

[@BruceTheSillyGoose]

they sing like Robert Louis Stevenson's pirates talk. I like it :)

[@Mik-ly9sp]

Arr Jim Lad

[@ClassicAustralia]

Thanks for posting I enjoyed your video. Cheers.

[@peterburke267]

brilliant

[@ck-jt3vk]

Long live Adge Cutler

[@SN62ABU]

great song

[@paulcardin6344]

A cover of Brendan Grace's Irish Number 1 hit - which was a cover of Melanie's Brand New Key. 'Ow did oi know that?

[@ludovica8221]

fun :)

[@sexobscura]

*ANARCHY IN* *THE U.K*

[@jarredcan3030]

What in the fuck did I just watch?

[@albion.hlafweard]

1:00-1:05 ITS DONALD TRUMP OMG