@@Crosshatch1212 TOTPs was always crap Thank your lucky stars was better with Janice Nichols giving it 5. As for girls the dancers on Kenny Everett were sexier.
Legs and Co in baby-doll nighties, it simply does not get any better, never has and never will. Not tats, no piercings, botox, fish lips etc , just pure natural beauty.
Seemed such simple days back then. I was 15 that year and just loved aircraft stuff. Now I’m just trying to get through each day of this mad greedy selfish cruel world.
Very true but suffering maybe too strong a word in my case ? I appreciate so much more in life as time goes by but just don’t get as excited half as much about things as I did back in the days these beauties were moving as they did. You too have a great day and many to follow ☺️🌈
You are not alone. I cannot figure out smart phones or push a wrong button on a smart tv, I am trying to figure it out for a whole day.= Take me back to a regular rotary phone, and a Tv with 12 channels and a controller, Also Pooka shells and mood rings were nice with my bell bottoms and platform shoes..
This was the week I left school I was 16 I never expected to get to 60 it seemed a long way off, now I'm 60 and the music and politics are absolutely awful, I want to go back ...
Great tune from my favourite film ever " Saturday Night Fever" best 70's music ever and to top it all Legs and Co ( Pans People ) dancing, as a previous comment said girls with no ugly tatoos no rings ect, just beautiful dancers.
I turned 21in 1978 best time of my life, we all think our early days are the best I was 13 in 1970 turned 23 in 1980 obviously just simply an awesome 10 years. Happy happy times. 😂
Oh, the good old 70's. Strikes, power cuts ,25% inflation, IRA bombs, petrol crisis, but to hell with all that lets just enjoy the variety of great music.
Living in Ireland back in 1978 was like living in the dark ages when it came to listening and watching programs like this which were non existent until we got a new second tv channel later on the year and they started showing totp ! And we only had a single hour of pop music on the national radio station every day Mon -fri on RTE until they relented and introduced a brand new radio station in 1979 called RTE radio 2
She's so 20th century! LOL!Good ol Boomtown Rats. Blimey, I've not heard that song in decades!! Had a pal back in late 70s who was crazy about Bob!! Very nostalgic watching these clips. Most of these songs are way better than anything in current charts today!!
The decade of 1970 is the best season of the Pop music because the inmortals greatest hits are classics now and the sons and grandsons who dance and enjoy these melodies of high quality are still at present time almost 50 years after the first time jewels of the music theasures of the set musical. If I gonna travel in the time I will fly to the disco seasons and years of the REAL MUSICAL SONGS🎉🎉🎉🎉
We saw Darts live in the Hexagon in Reading, Grif Fender ( the mad man in the black and white suit ) left the stage climbed on to the speakers ,up on to the balcony, ran along the rail on the balcony wall to the end and climbed back on go the stage ,mid song !! Health and safety? Pah , great fun if you dont fall .
Dad suddenly woke up from his armchair when these dancers came on. I asked him "you hate pop, why are you suddenly interested ? " He mumbled something about certain kinds of pop he gets off on
@@chrissmith7669 But if I take the motor out of my washing machine, stick some magnets on the coils and generate free electricity for everyone (as you see posted on here!) then I'll have more than enough. hahaha .
I was mad for Darts when I was 10! When I hear it now it reminds me of Zappa’s ‘Cruising With Ruben and the Jets’. Never cared for the Boomtown Rats, like a major-label Undertones without the chops and the wrong ‘tude. ‘Love is in the Air’ seems to be a classic now, a proper ear worm, here it is in its ‘holiday camp’ arrangement. Manhattan Transfer - I remember 1978 as much more punky and new wave than this but this is proper music, a young Paddy McAloon is taking notes. I’m not going to say anything about Legs and Co for fear of getting banned. When I listen to the Bee Gees, ABBA, etc, I’m surprised at how electronic and modern they sound. And nice to hear Squeeze again at the end.
I always thought the Rats were taking the pi*s out of punk, a parody, so I never took them seriously, especially Geldof. Yes, the Undertones were so much better..
@@johndoyle2429....In the 70s Radio1 had a DJ called Paul Burnett and he had FZ 'Dancing Fool' as his record of the week. But TOTP was for Top 40 music. TOGWT was for serious iconic music. How I miss those years music wise.
I used to watch all of top off the pops nation loved programme and became very popular with young people. Sounds for all generation of the best off live music thanking u tube and the d.jay
Boomtown Rats were fantastic. The energy of the performance and the song have stuck with me ever since. I couldn't help singing along with it while watching. Joyous! It only occurs to me now how much Bob resembled Mick Jagger with his dancing. And they were no one hit wonders. I Don't Like Mondays, Rat Trap, Like Clockwork, Banana Republic... They were prolific in the 70s and 80s. And which young man didn't love seeing Legs & Co who replaced Pan's People on TOTP? p.s. Squeeze originated in Deptford where my family used to live. Apparently it was one of the band members that torched my dad's Triumph motorbike.
Tonic for the troops...brilliant..ABC...lexicon of love ..brilliant...one step beyond ....brilliant..everything was for everyone...wonderful times..Britain at its best.xxxx
Top of the pops was a national treasure, ruined in the 90s.such a shame.my dads face when Debbie Harry was on for the first time..love you Dad..thanks Debbie xxxx
@@lazycalm41 Yes I guess, I was more Cherry Gillespie, in fact my first real serious girlfriend was a dead ringer for Cherry, it only lasted 5 months, I was gutted when we finished!
No wonder l was listening to Led Zeppelin, Supertramp, Neil Young, Van Morrison, Patti Smith, The Saints, Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan. And the year Kate Bush arrived.
@@cdub5033 I think so but I rarely watched programmes during the day. If he had not been in that group, then they would only have been remembered on hearing their songs. He's one of those people that once seen you can't unsee.
I was 13 in 78 although looking back some of the pop was contrived most bands could play their instruments, more than can be said for many nowadays. I still make music and enjoy going to gigs. But am a little sadden by the lack of venues. Oh well I guess it’s more important to watch it on a phone than live.😊
Is that Harry Nilsson guest hosting? I wonder how many people realize that John Paul Young is related to AC/DC's Angus Young (and the other one.... name eludes me for now)?
To think I used to make sure I was in front of the box every week without fail to watch this stuff. Looking back, they were all bonkers! (Except for Pans People, Flick Colby was a very smart lady!) Then their was Jimmy Saville - sends cold shivers down my back to consider what was really going on!
Patrick, I totally agree with you their as well. I always felt Bob Geldof was trying to be like Mick Jagger , plus the success boomtown rats No.1 song,I don't like Mondays , I felt Bob Geldof got too over confident and that's why he didn't make it big in the U.S.A.
The problem is he still thinks he was successful!! Hardy when compared to minor successful acts - without the loud, crude, bullying chops and the sneering attitude against everything and everyone. A rat alright and a failure in every sense
Bob Geldof boomtown rats made big impact in Britain , but Unfortunately not in the U.S.A . Because after the success of Britain the boomtown rats had run of themselves.
Interesting how this got into my feed. All I know is that I was born almost exactly 4 months later (August 4th). Certainly changes my musical perspective about my birth year. Makes wish I had experienced a bit of it.
Its 4am and I'm 80 years old watching Legs & Co.
dancing to Night Fever.
Bless those girls!
Ah, bless you. Loved Pans People too!
Well they aren't Pans people. Worst records ever.
You should try best of top of the pops by yr , wow memories come flooding back .
@@Crosshatch1212 TOTPs was always crap Thank your lucky stars was better with Janice Nichols giving it 5. As for girls the dancers on Kenny Everett were sexier.
@60sPsycheFanatic I'll go with Kenny everet but the tube was my fav
I was 18 in 1978 , a great time to be alive
I was 19 & it was shit!!! Then next year we got Thatcher.
@@Tranmere59 I was 18 life was great, and im still proud to have voted for the greatest prime minister of all time .
@@billbo7630 Idiot
@@Tranmere59 🤣😂🤣
@@Tranmere59this was obviously worse.
Legs and Co in baby-doll nighties, it simply does not get any better, never has and never will. Not tats, no piercings, botox, fish lips etc , just pure natural beauty.
Yes brings back teen memories lustful lusts.😊
Absolutely
Doing the same dance they always did.
Soooo agree! 😮😊
Pans people
When we were kids in the 70s we all used to run home to watch top of the pops, irrespective of what we were doing.
We so did 😊
I never ran, I always walked, the way a Lady should! Mind you, I always missed half of the show!
@@DeadlyKiss000 It's ok I video'd it for you 😀
Used to love watching with my sis who used to have me in stitches pulling acts to bits😅
Ah did we ever. Totp the midweek tv viewing highlight of the week. Great memories, simpler times.
Seemed such simple days back then. I was 15 that year and just loved aircraft stuff. Now I’m just trying to get through each day of this mad greedy selfish cruel world.
Very true but suffering maybe too strong a word in my case ?
I appreciate so much more in life as time goes by but just don’t get as excited half as much about things as I did back in the days these beauties were moving as they did. You too have a great day and many to follow ☺️🌈
I share your pain😊
You are not alone. I cannot figure out smart phones or push a wrong button on a smart tv, I am trying to figure it out for a whole day.= Take me back to a regular rotary phone, and a Tv with 12 channels and a controller, Also Pooka shells and mood rings were nice with my bell bottoms and platform shoes..
Hang in there old bean!
Loved 1978 - wish I was a time traveller!
This was the week I left school I was 16 I never expected to get to 60 it seemed a long way off, now I'm 60 and the music and politics are absolutely awful, I want to go back ...
@@jeddward9464 Funny that, my Uncle used to say the same thing in the '70s 🤣
You are! You've travelled from then to now.
They helped me through my teenage years 😊
Worked in a restaurant were 'Darts' performed a impromptu performance of this song,amazing 😅❤
@@jackhardy1649 I remember Darts, I bought some of their singles, daddy cool, the boy from New York City, Duke of Earl .
Did my 'O' levels to these songs, May 1978. Don't remember what I got, but I do remember all of these!
I'd done mine 2 hrs earlier only got one😢
I was 21 in 1978 what a great time for music and everything else
I was 17
I was 16.
I was 21 .. great times. Still have my 750 Suzuki and my beautiful girl (Now my wife ❤)
I was 20
@@johnhiscott-walsh5198 Same 😀
At the time I hated disco, listening to the brainwashing music today, I now have so much respect for disco music
Watching Top of the Pops is like going into a time machine.
Terrible
Hahahahaha 🤣
What a time machine wish I could go back my friends
Time travel directly back to when we were built of Cringe and did not know it.
@uncletigger McLaren Wow, you are such a trendy hipster. Get over it pal, she's never coming back.. ;)
Great Squeeze sound at the end. TOTP was great. Miss it!
Great tune from my favourite film ever " Saturday Night Fever" best 70's music ever and to top it all Legs and Co ( Pans People ) dancing, as a previous comment said girls with no ugly tatoos no rings ect, just beautiful dancers.
Ahhh...the Seventies...not perfect to all, but they were to this youngster born in '61. Happy, happy days ( generally)
I was born in 1949 ,l loved it !
I turned 21in 1978 best time of my life, we all think our early days are the best I was 13 in 1970 turned 23 in 1980 obviously just simply an awesome 10 years. Happy happy times. 😂
@David Sheridan I'll be 65 in November and still enjoying life, albeit at a slightly slower pace. 😂
Oh, the good old 70's. Strikes, power cuts ,25% inflation, IRA bombs, petrol crisis, but to hell with all that lets just enjoy the variety of great music.
Legs & Co..what a gr8 job they did with Night Fever!! Xx
Slight problem. It is now 2024, 46 years later. Those young ladies are probably in or nearing their seventies. !!!
I was 5 back in 78 and still remember watching this ❤️
me too x merry christmas x
When dancers were dancers , no tattoo's , not much make up , just pure beauty stunning 😍😍🤘🤘
They certainly were lovely.
That's why I haven't gotten breast implants.
@@davidbarrett8058 🤣
And when women were women
Patti Hammond was my best school-mates sister! Met her several times when I was a teenager - dumbstruck, never knew what to say to her!
I'm just pleased the Legs & Co. costume budget was so small.
and if it were not for the smoke machine those legs would have been totally exposed !
......I'll say it again - I'm so grateful that I had my childhood before technology took over.......
Wow. 6 naturally attractive girls. No Silicone. No nose jobs. No oversized pouting lips. No bushy eyebrows. Sadly times have changed.
But natural 70s big bushy other thing's.
Womp Womp
@@JonB-t8z
Exactly the way nature intended !
Gotta love those baby-doll outfits...
Living in Ireland back in 1978 was like living in the dark ages when it came to listening and watching programs like this which were non existent until we got a new second tv channel later on the year and they started showing totp ! And we only had a single hour of pop music on the national radio station every day Mon -fri on RTE until they relented and introduced a brand new radio station in 1979 called RTE radio 2
But we had Bosco. Lol.
Sing it Brother, remember when we got the second channel, streets of San Francisco every night for an hour, the excitement !
Rem it well Shane pop starved we were Radio Lux saved us lol
I saw this and all i could think about was thank goodness for radio Luxembourg because otherwise we were totally out if the loop living in ROI
@@conshea7382 Ye can say that again Con bog 1 rte telefis eireann ,RTE radio 1 TG FOR Luxenborg
Loved The Darts!
I do too, used to throw them at my kid brothers feet...lol
1978 arguably the best year in the history of pop music.
Mostly rubbish except for automatic lover
lol@@bollox1235
Throughout the 70s...were the best songs..
I used to watch it with my dad, loved it! They all look a bit mad but great music 😂
what a powerful female voice!
You win (a bit of) the internet
I miss those 70's nighties.
Don't they fit you now?
Loved watching Top of pop's
Thursday Night’s
Manhattan Transfer - now we get Post Modern Juke Box - MT a head of its time. Yet then again I think jazz is making a come back.
Loved the DARTS .... saw them in a club in Retford just by chance .... great singing and mesmerising group members .....
Whatever happened to Rita Ray ?
Have to say I'm the opposite...i simply couldn't stand them. That nutcase Den really annoyed me as well.
@@fifthof1795he was put in a nuthouse …apparently !
@@Boppinbob1 hes a lecturer in psychology lol
Did he get a job on Tiswas?
Great Bee Gees music, takes me back to some fantastic times in my teens!
A timeless classis love is always in the air
Sadly gone forever xx
@@susanwoods7242 memories last a lifetime.
D
Yes the Bee Gees take me back also, to the disco era. Unfortunately I was not a great dancer.
Top of the Pops was one of the highlights on tv during the 70's, the DJ's were brill', (minus Saville of course) & the pop music was at its best Then!
"(minus Saville of course)"
Very deft rewriting of history there!
👍
Such a classic i remember this when i first started working 😁 i was 16 wow😮😮
Yeah, '78.....If I relived it, would I get it right this time...? Doubt it.... Rueful but no regrets...!
Take me back to the late 70s 18 and ready to take on the world
The dancing ladies were cute. They are all in their mid-60’s now. I hate time😆
She's so 20th century! LOL!Good ol Boomtown Rats. Blimey, I've not heard that song in decades!! Had a pal back in late 70s who was crazy about Bob!! Very nostalgic watching these clips. Most of these songs are way better than anything in current charts today!!
I was in my 20s. Brought some memories. 👍
The decade of 1970 is the best season of the Pop music because the inmortals greatest hits are classics now and the sons and grandsons who dance and enjoy these melodies of high quality are still at present time almost 50 years after the first time jewels of the music theasures of the set musical. If I gonna travel in the time I will fly to the disco seasons and years of the REAL MUSICAL SONGS🎉🎉🎉🎉
We saw Darts live in the Hexagon in Reading, Grif Fender ( the mad man in the black and white suit ) left the stage climbed on to the speakers ,up on to the balcony, ran along the rail on the balcony wall to the end and climbed back on go the stage ,mid song !! Health and safety?
Pah , great fun if you dont fall .
Grif is wearing the blue suit...Den Hegarty is the guy in white suit with black dots.
@@Georgieastra thanks for correcting me ,now you mention it you are correct
It was a long time ago..
Regards Franko
@@unclefranko2452
No problemo
Me and my friends used to pretend to be pan people. I was always babs. I had long blonde hair. All about 7/8 years old 😂
Man that Boomtown Rats song is some pile of trollop.
Yes. Curious how he made 30 million fortune.whereas as other gifted artists have nothing. Makes you wonder where his wealth came from
@@janeslater8004 yeah I'm sure Live Aid had nothing to do with it
I would like to know how they wrote that song
Yeah what a load of shite
Saw the guy in the spotted suit singing I think it's going to turn out fine. superb.
Ex Tudor pole sang who killed Bambi great rock and roll swindle and swords of a thousand men tenpole Tudor
Really love these tunes. So loved the 70's.
💯
Dad suddenly woke up from his armchair when these dancers came on. I asked him "you hate pop, why are you suddenly interested ? "
He mumbled something about certain kinds of pop he gets off on
If I could stay the person I am today, and not lose any of the qualities I’ve fought so hard to attain over the years, I’d go back to 1978 in a flash
Wouldnt we all. Oh to be a young kid again.😅
How do i get back to 1978??? would a Tesla model 3 dual motor do the trick? at midnight ?, i have some unfinished business i need to get back to !!!
Only if you can achieve 88mph before engaging the flux capacitor
@@chrissmith7669 If only! 😁
@@richardamner7432 lol. I’m not sure a Tesla would generate the required 1.21 Gigawatts.
@@chrissmith7669 But if I take the motor out of my washing machine, stick some magnets on the coils and generate free electricity for everyone (as you see posted on here!) then I'll have more than enough. hahaha .
I was mad for Darts when I was 10! When I hear it now it reminds me of Zappa’s ‘Cruising With Ruben and the Jets’. Never cared for the Boomtown Rats, like a major-label Undertones without the chops and the wrong ‘tude. ‘Love is in the Air’ seems to be a classic now, a proper ear worm, here it is in its ‘holiday camp’ arrangement. Manhattan Transfer - I remember 1978 as much more punky and new wave than this but this is proper music, a young Paddy McAloon is taking notes. I’m not going to say anything about Legs and Co for fear of getting banned. When I listen to the Bee Gees, ABBA, etc, I’m surprised at how electronic and modern they sound. And nice to hear Squeeze again at the end.
I always thought the Rats were taking the pi*s out of punk, a parody, so I never took them seriously, especially Geldof. Yes, the Undertones were so much better..
My thoughts exactly Martin
MrMusicMartin , Since you mentioned Zappa, their is no way earth could ever see Frank Zappa appear on Top of the Pops.
@@johndoyle2429 Except in my imagination, in which The Orange County Lumber Truck was number 1 for a month, and Pan’s People were made to dance to it
@@johndoyle2429....In the 70s Radio1 had a DJ called Paul Burnett and he had FZ 'Dancing Fool' as his record of the week. But TOTP was for Top 40 music. TOGWT was for serious iconic music. How I miss those years music wise.
I wish it was 1978 again. Happy times.
Yep Jimmy Savile and Rolf Harris at the top of their game!
@@wrathchild68 dont forget gary glitter and others too still got away with it
Best part of TOTP were Legs & Co. Classy, beautiful women. I met one of them on a cruise ship 2 years ago. Still classy and beautiful.
Súper, súper maravillosos.😂👍🏻
Ahhhhhhhhhhhh the lovely Sue.
Aaahhhh….yessss
Yes her and Lulu in a three😊
Can remember top of the pops being highlight of the week on tv growing up in 70s, A massive 3 channels to choose from on telly.
I used to watch all of top off the pops nation loved programme and became very popular with young people. Sounds for all generation of the best off live music thanking u tube and the d.jay
I was 10 when this was on and I actually remember this very episode.
Brilliant vid,wonderful quality of such vintage material.Darts were an amazing band.Boomtown Rats also excellent.
Manhattan Transfer 👍😍.
Boomtown Rats were fantastic. The energy of the performance and the song have stuck with me ever since. I couldn't help singing along with it while watching. Joyous! It only occurs to me now how much Bob resembled Mick Jagger with his dancing. And they were no one hit wonders. I Don't Like Mondays, Rat Trap, Like Clockwork, Banana Republic... They were prolific in the 70s and 80s. And which young man didn't love seeing Legs & Co who replaced Pan's People on TOTP?
p.s. Squeeze originated in Deptford where my family used to live. Apparently it was one of the band members that torched my dad's Triumph motorbike.
Looking after no 1 my fav lyrics a prophecy of the upcoming future.
12:54..She is SOOO adorable!...Wait...They're ALL adorable!😘😍
If I wasn't working I would make sure to watch Top of the Pops Saturday night.
You can , on bbc4
Darts were actually good! :D
Didn't realise it at the time.
And why did i think "Love is in the Air" was sung by some old dude. Lol
Always get a warm feeling when that comes on the radio with memories of happy days.
Same here-I never the expected the singer who would look like someone in a hard-rock band.
@@duffbaker9554
JPY AKA{Squeak} to Antipodeans was a Rocker !
Check out his Yesterdays Hero, I hate the Music or Keep on Smiling
bee gees girls are magnificent top!
Tonic for the troops...brilliant..ABC...lexicon of love ..brilliant...one step beyond ....brilliant..everything was for everyone...wonderful times..Britain at its best.xxxx
Instead of watching Legs and Co on my phone l have the urge to watch them on my big telly, research purposes of course!
Top of the pops was a national treasure, ruined in the 90s.such a shame.my dads face when Debbie Harry was on for the first time..love you Dad..thanks Debbie xxxx
Darts were awesome
Wow I loved this band , where are they now I wonder hope they are all safe & well 👍
They're still doing gigs!
Ive re watched this clip many times! Whenever I need a dose of my fave Lu Lu! she was totally perfect in every way!!
Think she was only 16 when she joined the group …. 🙄
@@audimanuk Wow! she was totally perfect even at that age!
@@lazycalm41 Yes I guess, I was more Cherry Gillespie, in fact my first real serious girlfriend was a dead ringer for Cherry, it only lasted 5 months, I was gutted when we finished!
Lulu Cartwright Dob 20/12/59 joined Legs&co in 1976 shortly after leaving school so she would have been 17 in this video.
@@audimanuk I would have adored Lulu! literally
No wonder l was listening to Led Zeppelin, Supertramp, Neil Young, Van Morrison, Patti Smith, The Saints, Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan. And the year Kate Bush arrived.
Class. And Allan 'fluff' Freeman's Saturday afternoon rock show..,...Great times
beauty , sexiness and classy , young women who looked so good
Who could help but not watch Darts performing. Dan Heggarty was the most unusual character in the group. I had a laugh everytime I saw him.
He left the group to host the music show Alright Now (precursor to The Tube) on Tyne Tees TV shortly after this. Memorable but short-lived.
Is this the weird guy in the checked suit that joined TisWas on TV?
@@cdub5033 I think so but I rarely watched programmes during the day. If he had not been in that group, then they would only have been remembered on hearing their songs. He's one of those people that once seen you can't unsee.
@@cdub5033 That's him, yes.
Bee Gees pure ghost music of 70's
And before Legs & Co, Pans People.
Beautiful Babs, as Ronnie Barker said.
78...what a year..
I was 13 in 78 although looking back some of the pop was contrived most bands could play their instruments, more than can be said for many nowadays. I still make music and enjoy going to gigs. But am a little sadden by the lack of venues. Oh well I guess it’s more important to watch it on a phone than live.😊
Is that Harry Nilsson guest hosting? I wonder how many people realize that John Paul Young is related to AC/DC's Angus Young (and the other one.... name eludes me for now)?
@tecdessus Hmm. I watched a doc on Oz music and both were discussed together as if they were. More research needed for me...
Worth a like for 'Love is in the air'.
Back in 78 I could dance better than Pans people so could most in the disco's.
Tu parles d'une bonne émission! C'était une année de grands crus!
Babs, lovely Babs. Can't remember her name, but lovely Babs.
To think I used to make sure I was in front of the box every week without fail to watch this stuff. Looking back, they were all bonkers! (Except for Pans People, Flick Colby was a very smart lady!) Then their was Jimmy Saville - sends cold shivers down my back to consider what was really going on!
I agree cringe worthy, and Bob hate the bastard geldof
I always thought Saville was a creep. I couldn't understand what everyone seemed to see in him.
Jimmy saville wasn’t all bad, I remember he fixed it for me to milk a cow blind folded.
@@nicaskey1 You were being groomed!!!!
@@davidtuer5825 I think NIC joking
Bob Geldof trying his hardest to look like Mick Jagger….embarrassing.
Patrick, I totally agree with you their as well. I always felt Bob Geldof was trying to be like Mick Jagger , plus the success boomtown rats No.1 song,I don't like Mondays , I felt Bob Geldof got too over confident and that's why he didn't make it big in the U.S.A.
he really is a tool isnt he
The problem is he still thinks he was successful!! Hardy when compared to minor successful acts - without the loud, crude, bullying chops and the sneering attitude against everything and everyone. A rat alright and a failure in every sense
@@TheSnowmanBKK Bang on mate
@jj Torally agree. Whatever that prick tried to achieve with live aid, hadn't stopped them taking 2 pound a month out of my account via direct debit..
Den Hegarty from Darts was only 24 in this video.... the mind boggles
No Jimmy Saville on this one, thank Christ.
The women in the 70s were absolutely stunning. No tats just pure sex appeal.
Bob Geldof and the boomtown rats have to be in the top 10 shit bands of the 70's
They’re in the top 1 😄
That band Wiz total piss
jilted john :D
Bob Geldof boomtown rats made big impact in Britain , but Unfortunately not in the U.S.A . Because after the success of Britain the boomtown rats had run of themselves.
I hate the bastard geldof
The singer in the spotty suit looks like Peter Capaldi.
Some great memories
Nostalgia, must be getting old 🤪
Aren't we all. 👍
Night Fever is a disco masterpiece.
Good to see Bob Geldof (Pink).😊
Legs & Co. should be available on the NHS [over 50's only] !
Den Hegerty hero of mine back in the day.
Darts featuring a cast member from One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest.
Interesting how this got into my feed. All I know is that I was born almost exactly 4 months later (August 4th). Certainly changes my musical perspective about my birth year. Makes wish I had experienced a bit of it.
As a teenager, Legs & Co had a profound effect!
Rubbish dancers by today professional standards tho
78' such fantastic times
right out the gate' looks like something that would well fit the environment of one flew over the cookoos nest' lol..
Great Britain was and is the heart of World Music
Ah get a life.
The gurning bloke in Darts,is that the bloke that hosted The Crystal Maze ?
Was looking like the worst episode ever of TOTP until darts arrived, then JPY and worth the wait for Legs and Co.
I met Den Heggerty a couple of years ago, he really is cracked 😊.