The Christmas Day edition of Top Of The Pops from 1981. Presented by Andy Peebles,Paul Burnett,Paul Gambaccini, Dave Lee Travis,Adrian Juste,Simon …
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Top Of The Pops 25-12-1981 (Part 3 of 7)
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Kirsty McColl ?
Adam ant gorgeous xx
Oh to be 10 again ….with the mind of now…
poor guys on fire and nobody is telling him
Love Godley and Creme
Memories. .
I worked at Polydor back then , I got my next door neighbour to be be on the sleeve of Chip Shop as he dressed like that 24 hours
Looks like Adrian Juste found a use for a spare pair of socks.
Not working 🙁
just cut out the parts of DLT and Saville on you tube
long live 1981 all good bands and djs apart from saville!!!!
tucker playing up at grange hill then top of the pops Thursday nights have never been the same
Is that Chaz Jankel from Ian Dury and the Blockheads playing guitar in Kirsty's band?
The Tweets only got to number two.
@UKSazzy67
New England was better. But it wasn't THE WORST record of the year. Remember…THE TWEETS got to #1!!!
Flipping heck Tucker!!
@neil73 Another one who noticed it on Buzzcocks!
"I think I said he was wearing a smoking jacket. If you stick around, in two minutes it becomes a blazer!"
rip kirsty mccoll. she will stay in the music history.
adam ant looked a bit smashed to me
how did Kevin have smoke inside him and it came out?
RIP Kirsty we miss you…x
@burnsybaby1987 – Agreed !
Ive been wanting to see this since it was shown on an episode of Never Mind The Buzzcocks! Kev Godley with his smoking jacket! You can bet it was lol Creme's idea, he was always a bit of a joker
dlt was the chris moyles of the day
Bates was a big unit and Peel himself questioned whether he, Burnett and the Kid would have been able to finish the job.
DLT what a twat
Definitely a wise decision! That story you allude to is the stuff of legends.
Mmm I noticed Adam Ant didn't mention in his plans for 82 that he intended to go solo! Looks like he really didn't want to be there!
The Godley and Creme number is an underrated classic…