Nice Old Timey Kit New Vaudeville Band

[richardh253]

One of the oddest one-hit-wonders of my Jr. High years.

Anyone know the drummer? According to the podcast History of Rock in 500 Songs , it was a studio song and when it hit they had to assemble a band quickly to tour.

Nice old-timey kit - calling Stickey Wickett!

 

[Rockin' Billy]

Henri Harrison.


Drummer 'Mad' Henri Harrison behind his drumkit, British musician Bob Kerr, pianist Stan Haywood, trombonist Hugh 'Shuggy' Watts (standing), and singer and guitarist 'Moody' Mick Wilsher, and British singer-songwriter and musician Alan Klein (obscured by newspaper), with bassist Neil Korner standing as The New Vaudeville Band perform live at an unspecified venue, location unspecified, circa 1967. Klein is also known as 'Tristam, Seventh Earl of Cricklewood'. (Photo by Don Paulsen/Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images)

 

[richardh253]

Henri Harrison.


Drummer 'Mad' Henri Harrison behind his drumkit, British musician Bob Kerr, pianist Stan Haywood, trombonist Hugh 'Shuggy' Watts (standing), and singer and guitarist 'Moody' Mick Wilsher, and British singer-songwriter and musician Alan Klein (obscured by newspaper), with bassist Neil Korner standing as The New Vaudeville Band perform live at an unspecified venue, location unspecified, circa 1967. Klein is also known as 'Tristam, Seventh Earl of Cricklewood'. (Photo by Don Paulsen/Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images)

love the spats.

 

[JimmyM]

I can’t believe I asked my dad to buy the single for me when I was 6, but I guess that’s what being 6 is all about

 

[Tubwompus]

Just goes to show that ol’ Jellyroll Morton nailed it when he said..,

“One never know, do one?”

 

[Trommeslager]

It rare to see musicians hating playing song as much is as you hating the listen to its.