This is my music video to the classic 60's song Winchester Cathedral from the British band The New Vaudeville Band. I threw this together in about an hour so it's not the best ever.
I can’t believe this novelty song won best song at the 67 Grammys! They beat out “Monday, Monday” by The Mamas & the Papas, “Eleanor Rigby” by The Beatles, and “Good Vibrations” by The Beach Boys!
This takes me back to Saturday mornings as a kid-Dad would make pancakes, the radio was on, and this song would start playing. We always turned up for this one.
When a girl broke up with me, I used to blame it on her. When I got a little older, I started to blame it on me. Now I just blame it on the nearest cathedral.
I have no idea why this silly song from my childhood popped into my head out of nowhere at 5 o'clock in the morning on 11-5-23. But that's what brought me here.
Love this song - whistle it regularly! The actual cathedral is the longest Gothic Cathedral in the world (Jane Austen buried there) - magnificent building.
I was 9 years old when this was on the radio and was wild about this song. Riding around in the car with the family, this song would start on the car radio, and we'd sing along with it. Real feel-good music.
I was in the hospital and this song got me through. Someone brought me a little radio and this song played all day and night. It has a nice beat and really cheered me up.
I can’t believe this novelty song won best song at the 67 Grammys! They beat out “Monday, Monday” by The Mamas & the Papas, “Eleanor Rigby” by The Beatles, and “Good Vibrations” by The Beach Boys!
Back when music was great. There is no way that any of you can say that today's music is better than this.
Why can't music be like this TODAY...you know...FUN!
This takes me back to Saturday mornings as a kid-Dad would make pancakes, the radio was on, and this song would start playing. We always turned up for this one.
When a girl broke up with me, I used to blame it on her. When I got a little older, I started to blame it on me. Now I just blame it on the nearest cathedral.
I miss my Dad so much. He used to whistle to this quite often. He went home to be w the Lord 9/11/13
The famous author Jane Austen is buried in the real Winchester Cathedral.
I have no idea why this silly song from my childhood popped into my head out of nowhere at 5 o'clock in the morning on 11-5-23. But that's what brought me here.
Of course, you know why they call that church Winchester Cathedral: it’s Britain’s #1 place for shotgun weddings.
Love this song - whistle it regularly! The actual cathedral is the longest Gothic Cathedral in the world (Jane Austen buried there) - magnificent building.
I cannot understand why this isn't on every 60s compilation. I was four when this came out. One of the first real non-children's songs I remember.
I was 9 years old when this was on the radio and was wild about this song. Riding around in the car with the family, this song would start on the car radio, and we'd sing along with it. Real feel-good music.
Brings back good memories as a teenager. Loved listening to the music from that time.
I remember my Mom singing this song, the only problem was she thought it said "It's Just a Cathedral".. How I miss my Mom! :)
I never get tired of this song! Such a catchy tune! I absolutely love it!
I was in the hospital and this song got me through. Someone brought me a little radio and this song played all day and night. It has a nice beat and really cheered me up.
Reminds me of goin' for rides in my moms' old old chevy in the '60s, her and us kids.
Ahhhh... the 60s. I often wish I could have been around back then. Such a crazy weird time period.
I was 6 years old in 1966. Drove mom crazy singing this one around the house !!!!
I love him singing through the megaphone real talented and creative.