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I suggest you check out Captain Sensible's Number 1 hit, 'Happy Talk' where he changes, 'Golly Baby I'm a lucky Guy', to 'Golly Baby I'm a lucky c***"

Amex in Edward Street, 1978 (or it could have been 79)

Wonderful bloke though.

Given that 1977 was supposed to be Year Zero in the history of Punk, the Peel Festive 50 that year was not particularly reflective of the mood 1. The Motors: 'Dancing the Night Away' 2. Althea & Donna: 'Uptown Top Ranking' 3. The Motors: 'You Beat The Hell Out Of Me' 4. The Rezillos: 'Can't...

Weren't Crispy Ambulance the 'Worst band ever signed to Factory' according to Tony Wilson? Although Giving Ground still gets my toes a tapping TBH.

It's there too DR, along with the 1977 stalwarts Althea and Donna with Uptown Top Ranking

There is only ONE album by The Pistols, Never Mind the Bollocks, which my mum went disco about when she found I had it in my bedroom. When THIS was played on their one and only Top of The Pops appearance I thought it was Christmas Day

Yup, for a very short period of time they were the dogs'

They were a boy band in the late 70's. A sort of Take That.

I have voted HITS

Listening to some of the John Peel tributes and old Festive 50's, at the time Anarchy in the UK was always Number 1 in the F50, but now I am not so sure.