Stewart Home in his book Cranked Up wrote " imagine all the kids of 10 yo who bought the stand and deliver single, flipping to b side and being hit by this... :
Yes, well I've often thought the same thing about this & quite a few of the others. I was a gormless 16 year old when this came out & I'm sure I didn't have a clue what it was all about, just thought it was a great tune....
Oh Thankyou So Very Very Much, I'm Downloading As Many Of The Video's You Put Up As I Can Then I'm Gunna Show My GrandKids Just How Superstars Of The Late 70's And 80's Looked And Sounded, Adam Culture Club UB40 And Bob Marley Were AND STILL ARE My All Time Favourites, Again THANK YOU So Very Much For Your Uploads Xx
@@wirewehear7254 Any Chance of You Doing Some Culture Club Or/And Some UB40 PLEASE Pretty Please? Your Ant Videos Are Brilliant And A Great Pleasure To Watch,.
Well young 'un, back in the olden golden days, when everything was powered by gas & hydro, we had these discs of plastic called gramophone records & one had to stick a needle into the bugger in order to extract the music from it. Now these discs, you see, could be acquired in different sizes, or formats, with music available on each side of the disc, but you had to actually get up & turn the darn thing over with human hands in order to access the music on the other side of the little rascal. Anyways, the smallest ones came in a circumference not exceeding 7 inches, or 7". Now these little chaps would come with a main song, you see, known as the A-Side, that they hoped would be played on the radiogram to public people, and invariably they would also have a second song on what was sometimes known as the flipside that you weren't meant to play, you see, there were stiff penalties in place for anyone caught playing these 'flipsides', more formally known as the B-Side, or 7" B. Of course The Boer War came along and put an end to all that, but for some of us, that was our youth. Yours sincerely wirewehear esq.
Love playing this at a hip hop bar jukebox. Alright Muchachos!
My fave B-Side ❤️
It's definitely one of the best, but all of those re-visited songs came out superbly....
Stewart Home in his book Cranked Up wrote " imagine all the kids of 10 yo who bought the stand and deliver single, flipping to b side and being hit by this... :
Yes, well I've often thought the same thing about this & quite a few of the others. I was a gormless 16 year old when this came out & I'm sure I didn't have a clue what it was all about, just thought it was a great tune....
@@wirewehear7254 I agree, a great and vicious tune! and a great video too - I love Diane/Emma
@@kemperboyd4494 Thank you
@@kemperboyd4494 We've just finished watching Diana Rigg and her daughter Rachael Stirling in 'Detectorists', a beautiful, gentle comedy drama.
B-Side to Stand And Deliver.
Best money ever spent.
Music & video artistry!
Wow great!
Thankyou.
Oh Thankyou So Very Very Much, I'm Downloading As Many Of The Video's You Put Up As I Can Then I'm Gunna Show My GrandKids Just How Superstars Of The Late 70's And 80's Looked And Sounded, Adam Culture Club UB40 And Bob Marley Were AND STILL ARE My All Time Favourites, Again THANK YOU So Very Much For Your Uploads Xx
I'm glad you're enjoying them, thankyou for your kindness.
@@wirewehear7254 Any Chance of You Doing Some Culture Club Or/And Some UB40 PLEASE Pretty Please? Your Ant Videos Are Brilliant And A Great Pleasure To Watch,.
@@gordonhide4539 I really appreciate your positive remarks. Unfortunately I'm not really particularly a fan of the 2 artists you mention.....
Maravilloso recuerdo
What is "(7"b)"
Well young 'un, back in the olden golden days, when everything was powered by gas & hydro, we had these discs of plastic called gramophone records & one had to stick a needle into the bugger in order to extract the music from it. Now these discs, you see, could be acquired in different sizes, or formats, with music available on each side of the disc, but you had to actually get up & turn the darn thing over with human hands in order to access the music on the other side of the little rascal. Anyways, the smallest ones came in a circumference not exceeding 7 inches, or 7". Now these little chaps would come with a main song, you see, known as the A-Side, that they hoped would be played on the radiogram to public people, and invariably they would also have a second song on what was sometimes known as the flipside that you weren't meant to play, you see, there were stiff penalties in place for anyone caught playing these 'flipsides', more formally known as the B-Side, or 7" B. Of course The Boer War came along and put an end to all that, but for some of us, that was our youth. Yours sincerely wirewehear esq.