Videos shot in my kinda towns to complement the ‘They’re all out there’ series contained within the ‘I read it in the Argus’ thread.

<div><br />They're all out there 1<br />Uploaded by BigJohnPeacehaven</div>

The sudden modulation at 00.35 is one of the most spine-tingling, tear-jerking, knee-trembling moments in the field of popular music.

<div><br />They're all out there 2<br />Uploaded by BigJohnPeacehaven</div>

Would you let your wife or your daughter or your servant sing along with people like this?

<div><br />They're all out there 3<br />Uploaded by BigJohnPeacehaven</div>

Have camera. Will travel. I think you should do some "man on the street" type interviews.

Also it would have been nice to see the reaction of the girl with the pink hair after being asked how she felt about getting her bum caned in school.

That’s a mighty fine idea, Bob, but increasingly I find I’m unable to talk to people. There was a time when I would chat to anybody - supermarket checkout women, librarians, nutters, vicars, Krauts, seafront whores, girls in school uniform, but now I just ignore the bleeders.

<div><br />They're all out there 4<br />Uploaded by BigJohnPeacehaven</div>

<div><br />They're all out there 5<br />Uploaded by BigJohnPeacehaven</div>

<div><br />They're all out there 6<br />Uploaded by BigJohnPeacehaven</div>

<div><br />They're all out there 7<br />Uploaded by BigJohnPeacehaven</div>

<div><br />They're all out there 8<br />Uploaded by BigJohnPeacehaven</div>

The superb trumpet playing of the Graveyard Kid is enhanced by the tasteful drumming of Brian ‘Hot Sticks’ McGee.

<div><br />They're all out there 9<br />Uploaded by BigJohnPeacehaven</div>