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Just the best band ever, wish they'd made more albums with this line-up, too good to last.

the golden days

Still love them

Still great.No cocaine or alcohol were harmed during this.

Love this lads. 💀💥

Not sure Rolf Harris can take credit for this

Co written by the sadly missed scott miller of gane theory loud family. I saw 3o'clock in croyden, south london in 85. Great gig

Up goes a shout....Oi!

Fantastic forever Kylie yes Australia 😊🦘🇦🇺

Masterpiece

Like John Shuttleworth two years earlier as jilted John Gordon is a moron

Why do Stone fans always diss Bill Wyman? Excellent bass player, original band member, and I love his version of this song . . .

Fantastic bill....i have the original lp

this was a great band.

Ruined by the nonce at the end ffs

Is that the girl that’s on many a hit of this very moment in time .. whilst the band are either on live or miming usually German pop shows .. check the Funky Town video & a few other of this time ( 1980 music most diverse yr ever ) … I’m just up to this choon at the beginning of September ( I’ve done the full 70’s chart yrs on YT click on my Pet Pooch to see my channel & 70’s playlists) 1980 CHART HITS ( up to July so far ) Everything...All In Weekly Chart Entry Order) czcams.com/play/PLbO1DMzDZcphfjcVulJ5jsP3oHslGjCuc.html

Up goes a shout- Oi!

This is beyond cool

Gxd Bless the real Dictatos

My best friends sister bought us box set of an Oi collection in the late 90’s. Our punk band played a sloppy and glorious version of this. 😂

I remember watching this at the time,and liked the updated remix

FMD this takes me back😁

I saw these guys live many years ago and they were really good!

"Button Up your Overcoat." Out of the Dark Ages of Music, Ruth Etting Top Song in 1929. This song is a blast, with changing Lyrics in later decades. Charted at #15 in 1929. Also #3 for Helen Kane, #5 for Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra, and #11 for Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians (in 1929). The Lyrics are a lot of fun, Be-Bop song. Prior to Elvis, Glen Miller, Count Basie, Duke Ellington. I can't imagine anything prior to Gershwin; except: Greensleeves. (1580) A Time-capsule of good advice for each generation.

Actually bought this on a single😁😁

A gorgeous tune, one of many from this great band.

nice, nice nice- in THAT order!

because this is a load of dung!

so much better than "brother louie" . was this a michael brown composition? dave t

The first time I saw them was at The Roxy, possibly this show. It was a show to celebrate the release of the first Bangles e.p. And they played two. A great pairing of bands. I see both bands a bunch of times after this.

Met these guys after a gig in my hometown sat in their van with them and my friend Jackie max gave me his socks and my mate Jackie was given his ring.they were so lovely to us. Thanks guys xx

One word...Fabulous 😎💖😘

I'm just messing about because my Son called me a pencil case earlier and it hurt my feelings

Baroque Hoedown era!

My husband took this advice???? 😂🤣😭

Beautiful song.

Great little sax break.And bless the gal in the leopardskin one piece, she was totally committed.The lead singer far too good looking.However this live in a small venue would still be so good.

Remember one version had the intro "that kangaroos been taking that sulphate again"

A firm favourite ever since I heard it on the radio, when it was in the charts.

If you have the EP you must remember, the butterfly song Classic 🤘

Saw them in 1985 on a bill with R.E.M and The Replacements. Great stuff!

Brilliant Fantastic

what fresh hell is this

I want to hang our with that only dude enjoying himself in the crowd.

Forgot how bad pretend punk bands were back in the day.

Ironic song for Jimmy Savile.

Que bella y talentosa es Kylie una diosa desde siempre

This is not LIVE at all but playback 100%

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English brilliance. Thank you saville 's laugh creepy bastard