Oh you little beauty. You've made my day. Love Ian. Met him once way back when. Lovely man. What a waste, Sweet Gene Vincent, of course Rhythm Stick. Gonna watch it later. Thanks mate❤✌👍🍻

@@joyceh2721 You were very lucky to have met him back in the day, were you at a gig or just a chance meeting?

@@ScottishTeeVee hiya, just come in, clearing snow off garden paths, trying too anyway....... Yeah, gig at poly, great stuff, great banter on stage, crowd loved him, a lot joined him on stage at end for rhythm stick. Loved his song lyrics, still do... poly bar, before gig. Chatted to lots of folk. Great memories..... Had a quick look Talking heads, watch later. Blimey, the backing singer's loud ain't she? See ya. (Did you celebrate last night?) ✌👍❤

@@joyceh2721 No celebrations for Burns here, sorry. He was read at school every year and I just sat wondering "?" I usually had no clue what the teacher was talking about and the words were never explained. It's not that I never got poetry etc, as my son is named after Dylan Thomas. You were lucky to have seen and met Dury, was it November 4th 1977? The Talking Heads gig is good, but I prefer The Blockheads far more, my son prefers Talking Heads and this video was uploaded for him. Are there other bands or artists that you are into? Oh and now you see I replied from another YT account, the perils of having multiple accounts.

@@scoutthedoggie Sleeves???

Did you ever get to meet him?

me too

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I'm happy that you enjoyed this video Rheanna.

Absolutely

Thank You ☺ Glad you enjoyed this and some of the other videos I upload.

Thank You Mary.

Btw, Peter Jenner, one of the great managers.

The reason he's wearing a hat with corks is he's in Australia on a show called Countdown. He's probably wearing it as a joke. People used to wear hats with corks in the outback to keep flies away from your face.

@@helenbartoszek243 Thanks, I get that, but it's such an awful old stereotype, one that was never a thing here anyway, and so the basis of my intended joke.

@@KevKavanagh ok, gotcha I agree it is an awful stereotype, but it was early eighties and probably thought it was funny. Molly probably gave him the hat! I saw Ian Dury in Adelaide at the Festival Theatre (of all places) and Hunter and Collectors were support. Great night! Most likely same year as the Countdown episode.

@@helenbartoszek243 Ah, The Hunnas, before the blue singlets, must've had Greg Perrano on gas tank percussion. I saw them in Brisbane, I think Sunnyboys supported.

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More to come, I promise.

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Would love to have met both, but..

I have not read that yet, did not realise it was mentioned in the book. Thanks for watching and commenting Mark 🙂

Glad to hear that. Thanks for watching and commenting Andy

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Thanks you so much Bess 😊

It was either him or Richard Hell

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So true. My late uncle was a real English cockney, born and bred in Falkirk Street, Hackney N1, it's totally different now, by strange chance he died in Falkirk, Scotland

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Top bloke. Bought me a pint😂

Fabulous! The people's poet R.I.P miss ya fella.😢

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😆 Mature on the outside, still young on the inside.