Two Margarines - John Shuttleworth cover

[Pete C]

Don't take this too seriously.... I was playing about with an old Yamaha keyboard today, a PSR 160, similar but not quite the same model as played by Sheffield's premier singer/songwriter John Shuttleworth a.k.a Graham Fellows who shot to fame as Jilted John in 1978. I couldn't resist having a crack at covering one of his songs.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BU9HLy2WguE

Hope I'm forgiven !

Pete

[StephenM]

no need for any forgiveness.... admittedly I know nothing of the good fellow you covered here.  However I really like your vocals on this very much.  Like the keyboards too...
like the clarity on the vocals...excellent

[SharksDontSleep]

Oh yes. Great to hear someone have a go at a Shuttleworth original.
Love it.
Maybe a rousing rendition of Pigeons In Flight next. 

[Zoltan]

Fun song! And a cool performance. Cheap sounding keyboards in a positive way.

[Oldrottenhead]

yeah baby, probably my fave by sir john, tho i can't go back to savoury now is up there too. love it.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8eh72REd_s

[Blooby]

I feel you should be the foil to some talk show host who would occasionally address you with arcane questions. Oh, and you should definitely use this same drum beat and keyboard tone every time.

Yep, that's what I feel.

I dig you being the real you (even if you deny this fervently).

Blooby

[Hook]

With this flowing Stephen's avocado tune I think I'm trapped in a Benny Hill episode. Love those organ and keyboard tones.
Rock on!

[StephenM]

With this flowing Stephen's avocado tune I think I'm trapped in a Benny Hill episode. Love those organ and keyboard tones.
Rock on!

that was something I noticed too...cool coincidence!

[Pete C]

I dig you being the real you (even if you deny this fervently).

Seems the truth is out !  Ooof!!

[ODH]

Love that Pete, it has made me smile.

Big fan of John Shuttleworth, back in the 80's I had a compilation album with Denise From Doncaster. Took me a few years to realise he was also Jilted John.

Brill