He had a bit of a cockney thing going on, and for one reason or another we gravitated towards a quasi ska beat. We thought that was all a bit of fun and were reminded of the ska craze that swept England, and then the world, around about the late 70s.
PJ leaned into the cockney thing, and soon enough Ian Dury and the Blockheads came to our collective minds. That got us all rollicking along, and soon enough we had the thing down.
Lots of fun! Nothing too serious.
Have a listen, click HERE. Hope ya like it !
PJ Dunnage wrote the lyrics, sang it and pointed us in the Ska direction
Mick Nadin played the harp
Louise Nadin played the bass
Neil Porter played guitar and did all the production stuff
Pete played the drums
