
...although he was only trying to get into Florence's pants.
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She's a tart, had everyone in toytown...
Jasper Carrott's most famous piece of work, made number 1 in the charts... but never received any airtime!
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Jasper Carrott's most famous piece of work, made number 1 in the charts... but never received any airtime!

to Funky Moped ;-)
"Goo goo goo goo goo, funky moped goo"
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Sun 5 Jan 2003, 23:14,
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"Goo goo goo goo goo, funky moped goo"

Funky Moped was most definately a B! (even if it was a double-A, which I can neither confirm nor deny due to over-population by spider corpses)
EDIT: I was wrong, and admit it - scroll down...
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Sun 5 Jan 2003, 23:17,
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EDIT: I was wrong, and admit it - scroll down...

why?
because it's crap
\Jasper Carrot
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Sun 5 Jan 2003, 23:19,
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because it's crap
\Jasper Carrot

but no, 'twas a simpler time back then, when spoken word didn't get played on TOTP, when TOTP was known as "Top Of The Pops", and when swearing on the Beeb was as common as a good program on ITV. (Well, ok, that last statement has always held true...)
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got played
Neil 'There's a Hole In My Shoe'
did too.
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Sun 5 Jan 2003, 23:26,
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Neil 'There's a Hole In My Shoe'
did too.

in Hole In My Shoe?
I don't remember who did the other one so I can't comment...
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Sun 5 Jan 2003, 23:27,
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I don't remember who did the other one so I can't comment...

i didn;'t read the whole thread sorry.
'There's a hole in my shoe, and it's time for some slaughter, time for some slaughter...'
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'There's a hole in my shoe, and it's time for some slaughter, time for some slaughter...'

I out-fnorded Fnord! :-)
Hole In My Shoe has some music and singing though, Magic Roundabout is just a 5 minute standup routine. Can you imagine Hot Gossip trying to dance to that?
** goes off into a reminiscence about Hot Gossip... **
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Sun 5 Jan 2003, 23:34,
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Hole In My Shoe has some music and singing though, Magic Roundabout is just a 5 minute standup routine. Can you imagine Hot Gossip trying to dance to that?
** goes off into a reminiscence about Hot Gossip... **

but I out carroted you there with a reference from a later piece of carrot material...
</smug carrot quoting muchness>
Ignore me. I've been at the badgers thatch
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</smug carrot quoting muchness>
Ignore me. I've been at the badgers thatch

Neither side has "side A" or "Side B", so It guess it must be a double A side platter then.
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"collectors" vinyl... 'tweren't never released as no collectors edition, was it?
and even if it was, that's not the original pressing (sound the G for the full effect of this post)
Ah well... either way, people bought it for Magic Roundabout, and all he ever got to inflict on Jimmy Saville's groupies was Funky Moped.
BOING!
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and even if it was, that's not the original pressing (sound the G for the full effect of this post)
Ah well... either way, people bought it for Magic Roundabout, and all he ever got to inflict on Jimmy Saville's groupies was Funky Moped.
BOING!

Cost me all of 3 quid ;-) Must be worth at least £3.50 now.
That and the best of Bernard Cribbens. Still ain't got anything to play them on though. I did buy it for "Funky Moped" though. Magic roundabout was an added bonus.
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That and the best of Bernard Cribbens. Still ain't got anything to play them on though. I did buy it for "Funky Moped" though. Magic roundabout was an added bonus.

the only person in the history of Funky Moped to buy it for Funky Moped! :-)
I have a turntable that I'm pretty sure still works, and that connects to modern hi-fis...?
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Sun 5 Jan 2003, 23:35,
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I have a turntable that I'm pretty sure still works, and that connects to modern hi-fis...?

as a nipper there was a local pirate radio station (Remember them? oldies?) that played none stop comedy records. Well none stop for about a month til they got busted. Don't know how they got caught, what with a 30 foot aerial sticking out of their balcony 10 floors up a council flat. He he he.
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A side - Funky Moped. Which was crap
B side - Mgic Roundabout
Song got to number FOUR I seem to remember. Carrott was God's gift to stand-up.
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Sun 5 Jan 2003, 23:29,
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B side - Mgic Roundabout
Song got to number FOUR I seem to remember. Carrott was God's gift to stand-up.

Right, I admit I was wrong:
The Jeff Lynne produced "Funky Moped" hit the number 5 spot in the
charts in August 1975 and led to Carrotts appearance on "Top Of The Pops", which is probably
best forgotten! But actually the public were buying the record for it's 'B' side
"Magic Roundabout", the sordid tale of some risque un-filmed TV scripts from the popular
children's series "Boing - Said Zebedee!"
From www.jaspercarrott.co.uk - it also has soundfiles for those who've not heard either song!
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Sun 5 Jan 2003, 23:38,
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The Jeff Lynne produced "Funky Moped" hit the number 5 spot in the
charts in August 1975 and led to Carrotts appearance on "Top Of The Pops", which is probably
best forgotten! But actually the public were buying the record for it's 'B' side
"Magic Roundabout", the sordid tale of some risque un-filmed TV scripts from the popular
children's series "Boing - Said Zebedee!"
From www.jaspercarrott.co.uk - it also has soundfiles for those who've not heard either song!

said Florence, it's not true. Noddy and I are just good friends!"
"Rubbish," said Dougal, "it's all over the canteen. Everyone knows about you you brazen hussy!"
"You Lousy old fleabag!" said Florence. "Call yourself a dog? I've seen better hairs on a lavatory brush!"
did I really just type that?
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"Rubbish," said Dougal, "it's all over the canteen. Everyone knows about you you brazen hussy!"
"You Lousy old fleabag!" said Florence. "Call yourself a dog? I've seen better hairs on a lavatory brush!"
did I really just type that?

I wasn't gonna mention it...
but I did almost re-listen just so I could type a quote, WY you!
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but I did almost re-listen just so I could type a quote, WY you!

I loved the earlier stuff he did like Pain In The Arm and Rabbits On And On; the Jersey sketch had me rolling in the aisles, or rather it would've done if I'd been listening to it in a church. Or a supermarket.
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I wrote out the whole thing... and I still have it!
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an excellent anigif of an animal (possibly a squirrel) using a pneumatic drill - yet it looked just like he was being enthusiastically fellated by zebedee. It's true.
Edit: it was here: www.b3ta.com/board/491879
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Edit: it was here: www.b3ta.com/board/491879