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Richard Thompson deliberately taking a magazine joking commission at their word. Ending with a display of what you can do with a bit of musical fluff.

Before I get onto the very rich Niel Innes vein, something I'm sure he would have appreciated. I sure do...

How could I have forgotten this gem?

Neil Innes' commentary on modern existence wrapped in a chanson pastiche. Dëlicieux

Talking of pastiche...

I saw this mob live, they were superb. They were funky as Hell but did stuff like this too. I remember the singer picking up the guitarist and ramming him headfirst onto the bass bins during a Staus Quo piss-take,



This was the B Side of White Punks On Dope, a Tubes 12" single I bought.



And then there's Zappa, complete with authentic crackles, pops, and scratches.

Kenny Everett - The Worlds Worst Record Show
https://www.discogs.com/Kenny-Everett-T ... se/1331195

No 1.



And a bonus - George Melly and John Chilton's Feetwarmers


and all these Yellow Warnings for Snow keep bringing back a Zappa track for me.

Fleetwood Mac and Peter Green filling in a lacunae in Blues songs about masculine sex



Frank Zappa, where every musical phrase seems to be calling Colonel Bogey to the last

Have you seen/heard this version Fretless?