Top 40 1972

[Phillip Phlopp]

The week the music died

[Red Baron]

That's 1971, PP.

Some good tunes though, apart from the No1... I know most of them.

[Julian Mince]

That's 1971, PP.

Some good tunes though, apart from the No1... I know most of them.

You've not heard Grandad by Clive Dunn? Please allow me! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KJGJRd8pGE

[Redpig59]

I don't think I know No 40, but I do the rest.

[Red Baron]

That's 1971, PP.

Some good tunes though, apart from the No1... I know most of them.

You've not heard Grandad by Clive Dunn? Please allow me! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KJGJRd8pGE

That was poor punctuation from me.

Thank you for being so concerned that I was missing something, Jules - but I won't be clicking on the link. Did you know Clive Dunn was only 50 when he recorded that song?

[RockitRon]

I don't think I know No 40, but I do the rest.

No, and it's a misprint. It's John Paul Joans, an Irish comedian, with a song written by Godley and Creme in their pre-10CC days, recorded at their Strawberry Studios in Manchester and released on Mickie Most's RAK label. Reached No 25 in January '71.
Bubbling Under contender for Kenny Everett's World's Worst Records LP.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HoOtHjpTlzo

[Phillip Phlopp]

That's 1971, PP.

Some good tunes though, apart from the No1... I know most of them.

You've not heard Grandad by Clive Dunn? Please allow me! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KJGJRd8pGE

That was poor punctuation from me.

Thank you for being so concerned that I was missing something, Jules - but I won't be clicking on the link. Did you know Clive Dunn was only 50 when he recorded that song?

Pah! I was a grandad at 47! I didn't make a song or dance about it though.

[Julian Mince]

I don't think I know No 40, but I do the rest.

No, and it's a misprint.

Indeed. He was never in Nazareth. They were Dan McCafferty, Manny Charlton, Pete Agnew and Darrell Sweet.