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Tan Me Hide, When I'm Dead, Fred......

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Blog post image preview My grandchildren are here today, ages 5 & 9, we just listened to Fairportfan's post of Alley Oop...which reminded me of THIS song. If you have kiddies running around they might like this.Heck, YOU might even like it! "So we tanned his hide when he died, Clyde, and that's it hangin' on the shed! EVERYBODY!"

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under the cover's on sunday (with Rolf Harris)

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Blog post image preview Can You Quess What It Is Yet? Rolf Harris cover's Led Zeppelin's Stairway To Heaven Rolf Harris came to London in 1952 to study Art. A year later he was appearing on TV as an artist and story-teller and had his first hit as a singer in the early sixties with Tie Me Kangaroo Down Sport. After a relatively quiet period in his life in the late seventies, his brother Bruce became his manager and reinvented him. Harris is perhaps best known for his hit song (1969) Two ... MORE

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Stairways to Somewhere-or-Other 2

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Back in the Sixties, Australia's Rolf Harris had a novelty hit in the US, Tie Me Kangaroo Down Sport. (We got off easy - Emgland seems to have suffered a much longer-lasting and more intense infestation, judging by the multipicity of Rolf Harris pisstakes on the mid-Seventies comedy series, The Goodies.


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