Selecting singalong 60s songs for my next gig.
Top of the list:
The Scaffold
Lily the Pink 😁😁
@PurpleDragon Oh crappity!
@stueytheround That's another one we used to sing in school assemblies. I always assumed it was because the band were from #Liverpool. I used to sing it to my daughter when she was a baby ❤️
This version should work:
The Scaffold - Lily The Pink
#cosomusic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5byhBdqcURY
@BillyBones @PurpleDragon
I went to a Church of England primary school in Oxfordshire. We'd sing it there.
We'd also sing Neil Diamond's "What a Beautiful Noise" and Pete Seger's "Last Night I had the Strangest Dream".
Pretty progressive stuff!
@BillyBones
Quick apology to Pete SEEger for missing the extra E out of his name! 🤣
@BillyBones @stueytheround @PurpleDragon They didn't trust us to keep them,they were handed out and handed back as needed.I think it was the annotations and adaptations to the written lyrics caused that.😂
@FrankCannon God, ours were numbered & we'd get into trouble for having somebody else's book! I remember the Head would be watching to see whether everyone was singing and holding a book (maths textbooks sometimes doubled as hymn books), but if your mouth was moving to different words he'd send a prefect over to nab you for a trip to the his Office after assembly for the cane 😲
Our school was a cross between Hogwarts and Ripping Yarns 🤣
@BillyBones @stueytheround @PurpleDragon "Hello,school bully."😂 Ours was a very odd place,run by priests.
@stueytheround Oh wow - I know @FrankCannon and I mentioned how we'd single Beatles & pop songs in our school assemblies, but had no idea it might have been a country-wide thing. That's wild!
A bit different from our secondary school where we'd get detention if we didn't have our hymn books in our bags at all times!
@PurpleDragon