Screaming Lord Sutch

[Sam Flynn]

WT Stead, after the Titanic went down, a "Refrigerated Sufferer of Caisson"

[Robert]

Or Sir Thomas Moore : a decollated scholar for all seasons.

[Robert]

Warning : bad taste.

MJK after her singing and mutilation ; a ventilated hollerer in sections.

[caz]

Or in Mitre Square when the tins of sugar and tea were found: A Deady-Kated Borrower of Rations

[Robert]

Or the controversial Sir Robert Anderson, with his secret service work: A Denigrated Collarer of Factions.

[Steve S]

In the version I've got,it sounds like Sutch is saying 'Mary-Lou'.........
Didn't realise Freddie Lee played with him......Saw Lee quite a bit in the 70's on the R'nR circuit...& the remaining Pirates at a reunion gig.
Steve

[George Hutchinson]

^ Hello, Mary-Lou, goodbye heart?

PHILIP

[Steve S]

^ Hello, Mary-Lou, goodbye heart?

PHILIP

Damn!...Obviously Ricky Nelson had inside information.......
Steve

[jimarilyn]

Or the controversial Sir Robert Anderson, with his secret service work: A Denigrated Collarer of Factions.

Or the reluctant modern mathematician who became a "decimated borrower of fractions"

[Robert]

And if that mathematician were cloned, we'd have a replicated decimated borrower of fracrions.

[caz]

Aren't you 'glad all over' that it was by the Kinks and not Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Titch?

Poor Fluff would have had no end of trouble introducing that little number from the hit parade to all his pop pickers.

Love,

Caz
X

[jimarilyn]

Fluff might have just shortened it to Dave Dee. I love "Legend of Xanadu" it's infectious. Fluff should have been made a freeman of the City of London perhaps. I first remember listening to "Pick of the Pops" in the summer of 1962 when I was 10 years old. There were some great songs around that summer like Bobby Darin's classic "Things". Halcyon days indeed, the world seemed a little less cynical then. Must be getting old........nostalgia ain't what it used to be. (neuralgia is though)

[Robert]

Fluff? Not 'arf!

Fluff once appeared in a first-class horror film called Dr Terror's House of Horrors. He was the victim of a homicidal plant. It had tendrils that lashed out and curled round people's necks. In fact, it was a vegetated murderer with lashing.

Now there's not many people know that.

[Robert]

Caz, "Glad All Over" was the Dave Clarke Five!

[Steve S]

Caz, "Glad All Over" was the Dave Clarke Five!

Trivia time....DC5 lived in a flat over my local grocer's in Tottenham....loads of teenage girls lurking around...Pity I was only about 8......
Steve