here come the double deckers

Exellent music by composers Jack Arel and Pierre Dutour, track name: following you, available on Dance and Mood Music vol.9 [Chappell] (1969).
Young dancers From Here Come the Double Deckers a seventeen-part British children's TV series from 1970/1971 revolving around the adventures of seven children whose den was an old red double-decker London bus in an unused works (junk) yard. (From Wikipedia)

Dancehall Delight

Is it just me?



Think about it: "Ive Got a Lovely Bunch of Coconuts" could be a song about a food source.

The Monty Python Channel on YouTube

"For 3 years you YouTubers have been ripping us off, taking tens of thousands of our videos and putting them on YouTube. Now the tables are turned. It's time for us to take matters into our own hands. We know who you are, we know where you live and we could come after you in ways too horrible to tell. But being the extraordinarily nice chaps we are, we've figured a better way to get our own back: We've launched our own Monty Python channel on YouTube..."
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check it out via YouTube

Poor Gran

Mitchell & Webb of Peep Show reknown.
Another one here

Pan's people

added by mrjyn:

"Dancing around dogs, one of which left the set shortly after the start of the performance, for Gilbert O'Sullivan's "Get Down" on 25 December 1973 What were they? Back in the day,six young ladies known as the Gyro-Pogo Tops decided to have their own exclusive dance-a-long Who were Bibs Lardy, Ruthy Person and Dee Welee Dee? Beater Gals'? Who recruited Luise Clare? People found the baby and replaced Cherry Gillespie to get married by Sue Mnemonic Babs. Their first few hours they dreamed up a numerously literal dance, called the Four Star Flipper Man and Legs Over the Mantle dance. Babs married actor Robert Powell and they live in Compost. Louise, a millionaire with a house of Marble returned a gift few of the girls had bought her in the '60s."

1983 Islington Squatter Punk Documentary

So you want to be a rock & roll star ? (part 2) !!!

Found via the excellent Good bad Music for bad, bad Times !
As mentioned in the post : "Hard to tell which is better – the folks depicted or the commentary."

The Cartoonist Talks

The Cartoonist has launched a podcast. It will be a series of podcasts called The Cartoonist Talks. I guess he thinks it's kind of boring just talking to himself so this series will probably also always present someone the Cartoonist discusses with as well. Kind of like an interview - but a little more lose and free spirit.

In this his first podcast he talks to Knox, singer of the "veteran" British punk band The Vibrators.

This is the first of 2 intallments of this "pub conversation".

Some samples of the music of the Vibrators can be heard as well.

I really liked this first podcast. If you like punk music, post-punk or just love music in general I think you really should subscribe to this podcast (via iTunes) . The rumour says the Cartoonist will meet up with other really cool characters in a near future. So, stay tuned.

The Cartoonist Talks to Knox