Naughty Naughty Naughty / Letters Of Love

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Tony Blackburn even manages to take the piss out of his Scottish accent, which was standard for the time. My own memory of Mozart 40 is actually a favourable one, but only as viewed through that rosy prism of nostalgia. According to lead singer Sally Carr, Benny and Bjorn admitted on a TV interview they had used MOTR to develop their sound.

Mr Tambourine Man has to be heard to be believed and there is some serious acting going on in It Was A Very Good Year.The guys in my year at school who knew about ‘serious’ music, the ones who walked around the playground with a copy of Rory Gallagher’s ‘ Blueprint‘ or ELP’s ‘ Brain Salad Surgery’ under their arm, would have taken the piss relentlessly out of me if they’d known I’d purchased it, but I loved it.

The song "Naughty Naughty Naughty" was a novelty love song between the singer and Mr Punch, [2] and reached Number 26 on the UK Singles Chart in May 1977. Stevie Wonder’s song is a hugely personal one, celebrating the birth of his daughter and, again, you have to ask why he’d let some bozo in the UK have it, that’s if he was ever consulted, though his status at Motown suggested he must have had a say.Although I was slightly disconcerted when I found out she was only 58 at the time, two years younger than me! If Stuart Maconie had played Mouldy Old Dough on the Freakzone without anyone being aware of the record from the 70s, I think it would have pricked many people’s interest. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.

Naughty Naughty Naughty" was engineered by Chris Tsangarides at Morgan Studios in Willesden, North London. They even had one of their later records, Slippery Hot 70s, featured in the excellent 2007 film Hot Fuzz. Their follow-up Desperate Dan still made the top 20 but it was just too similar, however, Stavely Makepeace endured and released some very interesting music over the next few years. Maybe, although I firmly believe Hilda’s participation added to the song’s interest and most certainly contributed to it achieving the top spot on The Hit Parade.

It certainly sounded distinctive due to the rather odd, nasal vocal style of singer Sally Carr, who I think fancied herself a bit. Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep took the charts by storm in June 1971, rising a massive 18 places to oust equally as middle of the road (lower case) Tony Orlando and Dawn with Knock Three Times off the top spot.