Woke up this morning with a song in my head, can`t stop.....
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And it reached No.1 in the charts in 1972 - beating the likes of David Bowie, T-Rex and Roxy Music.
The charts were very eclectic in those days. Not only did the big "pop" acts of the day sell loads of records, but loads of one-off oddball songs and tunes made it into the top 10 and often made No.1. Apart from "Mouldy Old Dough" you had non-pop tunes such as "Galloping Home" (the theme from the TV series "Black Beauty"
, "Eye Level" (the theme from "Van Der Valk"
, the pipe band version of "Amazing Grace" etc etc.
>> Edited by Eric Mc on Thursday 3rd November 08:44
The charts were very eclectic in those days. Not only did the big "pop" acts of the day sell loads of records, but loads of one-off oddball songs and tunes made it into the top 10 and often made No.1. Apart from "Mouldy Old Dough" you had non-pop tunes such as "Galloping Home" (the theme from the TV series "Black Beauty"
, "Eye Level" (the theme from "Van Der Valk"
, the pipe band version of "Amazing Grace" etc etc. >> Edited by Eric Mc on Thursday 3rd November 08:44
Eric Mc said:
"Eye Level" (the theme from "Van Der Valk"
That was my favourite tune when I was about 3 or 4. I wouldn't go to sleep until I'd heard it - every night. It eventually broke, and I was inconsolable.
Also don't forget... the Floral Dance! Shocker.
Anyone got Devil Woman by Ringo Starr? Awesome.
iandbeech said:
Eric Mc said:
I'd seek psychiatric help immediately.
Already sought!
For those too young to know it, it`s an instrumental utilising an old out of tune pub piano, a snare drum and a flute - and a gravel voice "singing" the words "Moudly old dough"
Leutenant Pigeon were notable for being, I believe, the only band in history to reach number one in the charts with the lead singers Mum on piano.
munky said:
Eric Mc said:
"Eye Level" (the theme from "Van Der Valk"
That was my favourite tune when I was about 3 or 4. I wouldn't go to sleep until I'd heard it - every night. It eventually broke, and I was inconsolable.
Also don't forget... the Floral Dance! Shocker.
Anyone got Devil Woman by Ringo Starr? Awesome.
Um - wasn't that by Cliff Richard?

Spooky!!! - I had the same (Lt. Pigeon) song going through my head all last night! At least I knew the reason - I was busy doing some work (Reading PH!) and fired up some mp3's, clicked onto the wrong playlist and that was the 1st song to come on (and even more embarassing, I actually left it playing!)
mrs trackside said:
Oh!!
I thought this thread was going to be you singing the blues.
I woke up this morning,
dur dur de dum
With a song in my head
dur dur de dum
Can't stop singing it
dur dur de dum
I'm going back to bed
Is that off the same album as "The Dead Man Blues"?
Dur dur de dum
Didn't wake up this morning...
mrs trackside said:Saw this thread title
I thought this thread was going to be you singing the blues.
I woke up this morning,
dur dur de dum
With a song in my head
dur dur de dum
Can't stop singing it
dur dur de dum
I'm going back to bed
(dur dur de dum)
Thought "that sounds like a blues song"
(dur dur de dum)
Clicked on the thread
(dur dur de dum)
Intending to post something like this
(dur dur de dum)
Found Mrs. Trackside had beaten me to it
(dur dur de dum)
I've got those "beaten-to-it" blues

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One for the older PHers!! 
Already sought! 

