Agreed Graham, I saw him in Preston back in the day, topping his own bill. Fantastic performance from a northern genius who most of us are proud off I am sure!
I've seen you on countdown I've seen you on QI You make me laugh You make me think You make me wanna cry Now I found you on RU-vid I couldn't help but subscribe. I heard you on the radio with Ken Bruce today. I could fall in love with you If i was gay.
I saw JCC on many occasions throughout the 80s and 90s but I've often wondered, did he ever play live with The Invisible Girls? I'm pretty sure he didn't as I'm sure I would have known. I first saw him supporting The Buzzcocks in 78 and it was just him on his own. Would love to have seen him tour with them but I guess they were all busy with their own bands.
Dean Michael I saw this at the time but have only just realised the taches are from the cover of Disguise in Love. Took more than 40 years for the penny to drop.
anyone got any idea who that is on bass there? i love the sound from the actual bass he's playing. very similar to that sound The Fall got from theirs too. that heavy wooden growl with a little metalic resonance. lovely.
hannett is playing a Rickenbacker (4001?) bass here - they're pretty growly and metallic just on their own but, he also made peter hook get exactly the same bass rig as him when he produced JD and hooky has always made his equipment pretty well known! just look in one of his many books...
Search lyrics & more FEATURED CHARTS VIDEOS COMMUNITY | SHOP | Readers Wives John Cooper Clarke Album Où est la maison de fromage ? Make a date with the brassy brides of Britain The altogether ruder readers' wives Who put down their needles and their knitting At the doorway to our dismal daily lives The fablon top scenarios of passion Nipples peep through holes in leatherette They seem to be saying in their fashion 'I'm freezing Charlie - haven't ya finished yet?' Cold flesh the colour of potatoes In an Instamatic living room of sin All the required apparatus Too bad they couldn't fit her head in In latex pyjamas with bananas going ape Their identities are cunningly disguised By a six-inch strip of insulation tape Strategically stuck across their eyes Wives from Inverness to inner London Prettiness and pimples co-exist Pictorially wife-swapping with someone Who's happily married to his wrist
@@mana3735 no I went to Brookway. It may of been Jason or Lee who went to Yew tree or both sons?, intact on the cover of Sad Cafe 'Facades' album Paul is wearing his son's Yew Tree high school tie
@@davesullivan4426 Both went at one point...the eldest one stayed the full 5 years...about 2 years above me. The youngest was in my year but left before 2nd year. cant remember which name was which now. It was cool watching Sad Cafe on TOTP and his sons were in school the next day! I was there between '78 - '83. I went to Rackhouse Primary school in Northern Moor.
