YOU CAN'T DO THAT

The bee, A taste Of Honey, next to the man giving the kids a Ticket To Ride for the roundabout/carousel. And I don't know what's on the duck's head, but it's definitely

The guy next to the construction site . . .



I still can't make out the two guys running into one another . . .

That had me, at first I thought it was Get Back, but now I think it's Come Together.

I don't get this one. She's stomping on a balloon?

Kid in buggy with glasses and loot - Baby You're a Rich Man.

Man walking past shop with VAT forms flying everywhere - Taxman.

Two birds on window ledge - And Your Bird Can Sing. (I think)

Looks like she's pissed about something, too . . . i haven't been able to figure that one out.

yes yes yes

I thought it was Blackbird, could be both.

Stand By Me?

I doubt that, because John did that solo after the group split up--and, of course, it wasn't written by anyone in the group.

As for the birds, let's just say it could be both.

I've had second thoughts about the duck with a bag on its head, Polythene Pam?

You should see her in drag dressed in a polythene bag.

Nothing about her being a duck though.

Baby's In Black

Don't Let Me Down?

I'm not sure what polythene equates to in American parlance--it looks like a bag of chips (crisps), though.

Ah, good lookin' out . . .

What I was thinking

Long And Winding Road


oops, I mean
Baby You Can Drive My Car

Homeless guys, one with sign saying 'not dead.' I get by with a little help from my friends.

Just read this in the Birmingham Mail today......

http://www.birminghammail.co.uk/whats-on/music-nightlife-news/rutles-play-birmingham-town-hall-7033506

Snippet......

"Everybody (of a certain age) knows the story – it’s a rock and roll legend.

It’s the tale of four lovable cheeky mop­tops from Liverpool who discover their voice in Hamburg, come home to find fame and fortune, provoke fan hysteria and revolutionize pop music before splitting up amid tales of excess and girlfriend troubles.

It’s the history of the Prefab Four – The Rutles – Ron, Dirk, Stig and Barry, creators of timeless classics such as Cheese And Onions, I Must Be in Love, Piggy In The Middle and Let’s Be Natural.

Oh, wait – that’s almost the real story, but not quite.

Originally conceived as a quick TV sketch poking gentle fun at the legend of the Beatles and the fatuousness of rock documentaries, the story of The Rutles is one that truly does deserve that much ­over used label “stranger than fiction...........”.




Here's the 'Archaeology' Album that was quoted in the article. Some of the tracks are surprisingly good. All of them are tongue in cheek though.

Sample......

Joe Public...



Album playlist....
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLA360C3AD212340FB

Excellent . . . thanks Boss . . .