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Francie and Josie sing the la di da song

The Gary Blair Ceilidh Band

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The late jack milroy ( francie) and Ricki Fulton ( josie) sing the la di da song from Glasgow's Kings theatre

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28 авг 2024

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@johnmackenzie8573 3 месяца назад

The timing is brilliant 👏 Francie & Josie were the best. I have tears running down my cheeks no matter how often l watch them.

@GreatSince 5 лет назад

I only heard of Francie and Josie in 2017. I listened to them every single day that I went to see my granny in hospital, now whenever I watch Francis and Josie I think of my wee granny❤️ her favourite was hudacurry❤️❤️

@AfterHoursVideos10 15 лет назад

jack milroy and ricki fulton RIP comedy geniuses

@gordontaylor3489 3 года назад

I haven't heard this for ages, it is absolutely brilliant... you can see how much the audience are enjoying this as well. Pure dead brilliant!!!

@francessolman9278 8 лет назад

there will never be anyone like them

@woodsandcreek7589 Год назад

Never heard of Francie and Josie until 2 minutes ago( 2023). Thay were mentioned on old episode of "Still Game".

@joandouglas2463 9 месяцев назад

Loved them especially ur yi dancin

@user-nd5jc8xv8v 7 лет назад

those 2 are unique their will never be another those 2--- thanks uploader

@bobbyvvl 18 дней назад

Absolute gold comedy legends godbless them

@Tony-ke1ce 19 дней назад

My Twin Sister Sandra and me Tony Loved Francie & Josie as weans and always will😂🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍🏻..

@tribecatom 16 лет назад

Granny used to love them. Very Scottish, very old school!

@kirsteen123 17 лет назад

absolute classic!

@robertkincaid1239 10 лет назад

i saw them back in 1989 at the Kings, the end of an era , two of the all time Scottish greats , what a shame they only stayed in Scotland

@jessiejames7492 4 месяца назад

I remember Rikki Fulton saying the english didnt know what they were talking about. But the scotts knew! Ha ha. Funny. I am not scott or British but i love brit humour and all this old stuff.

@rarebutgreat 14 лет назад

Brilliant comedy. Clean but funny . They put todays so called comedians to shame

@thegallerian 12 лет назад

Pure class.

@MrJaimilly 3 года назад

Seen them as a kid at Kelvin Hall in 1974. I remember laughing my head off.

@rarebutgreat 14 лет назад

Brilliant comedy. Clean but funny . They put todays so called comedians to shame, I bet STV regret wiping their 1960s TV series , I know i do

@graham1281 17 лет назад

Wish they had more like this on telly again

@MrSelidor7 14 лет назад

Who else started laughing as soon as Ricky did when Arbroath was mentioned? And then even harder when he said 'how does that go again?'.

@ROBERTNESBITT 12 лет назад

Glad to hear some Glasgow Patter again

@IndictTonyBlair 12 лет назад

There were two chaps at the door, one chap said to the other chap, "is yer sister in?". The other chap says "naw she's at Arbroath". The first chap says "That's alright, I'll just wait till she's feenished".

@easterhillcommunitychurch5072 4 года назад

Brilliant

@Trooty107 11 лет назад

Pure dead brilliant

@daverblack 13 лет назад

u can buy it on dvd now actually :) its osm!!

@gusmacbain594 9 лет назад

brill glesca pals

@Kensalgreenfrisbee 16 лет назад

For a modern rendition of this tune, try catching King Creosote at a festival near you sometime soonish. He definitely does it justice!

@mabons1 12 лет назад

They are both missed .

@misterdunny 16 лет назад

3:42 - THAT'S MY GRAN!

@Rusty_Shackleford79 14 лет назад

They don't make 'em like this anymore

@gazzapt 16 лет назад

Yep but it no longer exists on tape. The powers at the STV decided to scrub all episodes! Diddies!

@nikpintoo1 7 лет назад

Beautiful song

@andrewmckenna00 7 лет назад

why would you scrap something like this and keep shit like the Bill or Xfactor

@jamierourketen 16 лет назад

saw them in ri pavilion in ri 60s!

@shycharlieace 5 лет назад

Me to

@comedywriter8408 4 года назад

@@shycharlieace I was there also. It was either 1964 or 1965. It was a wonderful time for me as an eight year old, with my parents and grandparents, sadly now all gone. But how we all laughed and joined in with the audience during the songs. Such great times and wonderful memories.