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Jonathan King, whom we find it impossible to keep out of the paper these days, is still desperate to stress that The Piglets do not exist.

in the UK Singles Chart and was a global hit, charting in various other countries including Germany. Judging by some of the other uploaders uploads he's got more Top Of The Pops, which he says are wiped? However, if you or your visitors are logged into Lemonrock, your changes will be visible immediately.

There may have been at least one live performance (if the record had lingered up the chart too long),but obviously they would have been just session musicians and actors. Horses for courses; some loved it, some hated it; I personally thought it was rather fun and my bank manager loved it!putting parent EMI ltd UK to shame in still cutting and pressing mono singles, Bell and Tamla Motown suffering the worst, the reasoned technical excuse that BBC radio 1 was still broadcasting on wavey-in and out AM mono, does not cut it. Not too shocking a confession so far”, I thought but didn’t actually say anything, especially as he wouldn’t have heard me because at that point a pedestrian came along the cycle- path and Chris had to drop back behind me. For those of you who don’t know, or have forgotten, the lyrics of the great Johnny Reggae Reggae song, I have copied and pasted the lyrics and other snippets of information about the song for your interest. At the next bus stop stood a person wearing smart dark green trousers with sharp creases, a crisp white shirt and a blazer. And Chris and I sang “Johnny Reggae, Reggae, Reggae…” while we flew past a bus stop, and three old ladies and one man turned their heads and laughed as we passed by singing, “Lay it on me!