The Gals really bring this alive.

I've heard this one somewhere before.

It must be the big hit single from the album.

The lyrics and delivery of them are most amusing.

We are the 801
We are the central shaft
And we are here to let you take advantage
Of our lack of craft
Certain streets have certain corners
Sooner or later we'll turn your.
We are the 801
We are the central shaft
And thus throughout two years we've crossed the ocean
In our little craft (row, row, row)
Now we're on the telephone
Making final arrangements (ding, ding)
We are the 801
We are the central shaft
Looking for a certain ratio
Someone must have left it underneath the carpet
Looking up and down the radio
Oh, oh, nothing there this time
Looking for a certain ratio
Someone said they saw it parking in a car lot
Looking up and down the radio
Oh, oh, nothing there this time
Going back down to the rodeo
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, here we go!
We are the table the captain's table let's get it understood
Let's get it understood
We are the losers we are the cruisers let's get it understood
Let's get it understood
We are the diners the final diners let's get it understood
Let's get it understood
Most of us are tinkers, some of us tailors
And we've got candlesticks and lots of cocktail sticks
We saw the lovers the modern lovers and they looked very good
They looked as if they could
We are the neighbors the nosy neighbors we think just like you would
We think just like you should.

Of course, the 801.

Track 9 - China My China.

Even by 74 that radio thing was clichéd.

More Formby stylings.

Nightjar wrote:

Of course, the 801.

And A Certain Ratio.


Must check if they got the name from the song or not.

WhatDoesThisButtonDo? wrote:

Even by 74 that radio thing was clichéd.

Until NNW made it cool again in the '00s, eh?

solo.

Last track - Taking Tiger Mountain.

Piano.

Last one. Nicely out o'tune.

I didn't know that 801 did a studio album.

The list of people on it is bonkers.

This is quite pleasant.

I hope it's not an instrumental.

Singing.