Saturday, September 05, 2009

Meanwhile...

14 comments:

  1. Inspired shiny nugget there Mr H. Good diggin' pardner.

    Wonder what programme that was from, squire? Finest 70s BBC Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Light (entertainment).

    Tight arrangement - with the girls working very hard - along with the wigs n dresses. With an undertaking like that, these 3 pros rather make the Sugarbabes look like bedraggled YTS Girl Fridays. Sheila Ferguson taking up a wide position in those days rather than a more central role .. up front!

    By the way, Jimmy Webb & The Webb Bros play some big UK towns in November. I'll be there, down the front - in a yellow cotton dress ... or stri-ped pants.

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  2. Birds like tender babies in your arms? Happens to me a lot.

    I'd sorta like to dedicate this to Fayette, who carries it...

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  3. PS: You're right; it's pure class isn't it?

    On a baser note, I really like the way La Ferguson says 'PANTS'.

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  4. Sure is buddy.
    And a lovely thought for Fayette too.
    Cant help but admire the sheer hard work and rehearsal time that must have gone into that.
    Top of their game.

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  5. werent they prince charles's favourite band?

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  6. Them and The Field Mice, yes.

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  7. Love it - have you heard Hugo Montenegro's - Macarthur Park?

    Ps watch out for a disco biscuit from me next week..

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  8. high high quality. take good care of yourself was nearly up as part of the we're poorly posts round mine but somehow got missed in a flood of unpleasantness. i wish more folks did hair that good too
    x

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  9. they hold their bottoms just when she sings pants ! really.


    ps
    there's something very minnie ripperton come into my gardeny about this too don't ya think ?

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  10. I'll come right out and say it. Schwing!!! You know you were all thinking the same thing.

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  11. Is that real, have I just watched that?

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