Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band, Urban Spaceman. + Informações

"Colour Me Pop" (1968). + Informações

Behind the scences at The Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band gig held at the Astoria in London on the 29th January 2006. The show featured special guests Adrian Edmondson, Stephen Fry, Phill Jupitus and Paul Merton. Don't forget to check out www.bonzodog.co.uk for details of the forthcomming Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band tour.. + Informações

Performance by the Bonzos at the pre-Python show "Do Not Adjust Your Set". 1967-1969. + Informações

Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band - Equestrian Statue & Little Sir Echo 1967 1.Equestrian Statue There once was a very famous man On his famous horse he'd ride through the land The people used to see him everywhere When he died, they put a statue in the square (hooray) Here comes the.... + Informações

The bands performance of their song from the album "Gorilla" in the Beatles film Magical Mystery Tour, and it's also probably where the recent band got their name from. Also features a stripper but all the naughty bits are censored, and she's wearing so many layers of under wear it's quite comical now.. + Informações

Viv Stanshall & Co's amazing band. Hi there, nice to be with you, glad you could stick around. Like to introduce `Legs' Larry Smith, drums And Sam Spoons, rhythm pole And Vernon Dudley Bohay-Nowell, bass guitar And Neil Innes, piano. Come in Rodney Slater on the saxophone With Roger Ruskin Spear on tenor sax. I, Vivian Stanshall, trumpet. Big hello to Big John Wayne, xylophone And Robert Morley, guitar. Billy Butlin, spoons. And looking very relaxed, Adolf Hitler on vibes. Nice! Princess Anne on sousaphone. Mmm. Introducing Liberace, clarinet With Garner "Ted" Armstrong on vocals. Lord Snooty and his pals, tap dancing. In the groove with Harold Wilson, violin And Franklin McCormack on harmonica. Over there, Eric Clapton, ukulele. Hi Eric! On my left Sir Kenneth Clark, bass sax. A great honour, sir. And specially flown in for us, a session's gorilla on vox humana. Nice to see Incredible Shrinking Man on euphonium. Drop out with Peter Scott on duck call. Hearing from you later, Casanova on horn. Yeah! Digging General de Gaulle on accordion. Rather wild, General! Thank you, sir. Roy Rogers on Trigger. Tune in Wild Man of Borneo on bongos. Count Basie Orchestra on triangle. Thank you. Great to hear the Rawlinsons on trombone. Back from his recent operation, Dan Druff, harp. And representing the flower people, Quasimodo on bells. Wonderful to hear Brainiac on banjo. We welcome Val Doonican as himself. Very appealing, Max Jaffa. Mmm, that's nice, Max! What a team, Zebra Kid and .... + Informações

Artist: Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band Album: Gorilla Year: 1967 Author: Stanshall/Innes/Ash/Spear/Slater/Nowell/Smith A lively untuned instrumental (track 6) from their debut album, Gorilla.. + Informações

Track 11 (and my personal fav) of Pour L'amour Des Chiens, enjoy.:D. + Informações

my first ever mash, oads of sweraring and frustration and it didnt come out better than this. but will have to do for the moment.. + Informações

"Ali Baba's Camel" fromThe Bonzos 1969 album "Tadpoles". + Informações

"Trouser Press" from The Bonzos 1968 album "The Doughnut in Granny's Greenhouse". + Informações

Feeling down - feeling low? Just chill out and enjoy this. Whether you remember it, first time around, or have just discovered it, no problem! Lighten up people and enjoy! Tony x. + Informações

Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band Bilzen Jazz Festival August 22, 1969 Part 1 of 3 Part 1-Big Shot-You Done My Brain In-Hello Mabel. + Informações

A video I compiled for the Bonzo's song "We Are Normal", taken from the album "The Doughnut In Granny's Greenhouse".. + Informações

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"Death-Cab For Cutie" from The Bonzos 1967 album "Gorilla". + Informações

Soundtrack to Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band appearing on BBC 2 show Colour Me Pop (tx 21.12.68). Part 1 features: We Are Normal, My Pink Half of the Drainpipe. Colour Me Pop was a British music TV programme broadcast on BBC 2 from 1968-1969. Only five editions survive in the BBC archives, though audio recordings of several shows are known to exist, including this one. For more information, visit: wipednews.com. + Informações

Animation by Dave Stone. + Informações

The Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band - "Music for Head Ballet" Great fun musical item featuring this 1960s band. They are performing "Music For Head Ballet". Subscribe to British Pathe: www.youtube.com Follow us on Twitter: @britishpathe.com Join us on Facebook: www.facebook.com From: www.britishpathe.com At the very start of this film a frame can be seen from the 1967 video 'Body Paint', you can watch it on its page in our free online film archive here www.britishpathe.com. + Informações

Trouser Press live in Wolverhampton 9th Nov 2006. 'Legs' Larry Smith sorts out a heckler, Adrian Edmondson on guest vocals.. + Informações

Great track from The Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band with an all star line up including the Count Basie Orchestra on Triangle!,this is from their debut album "Gorilla",.Enjoy! THE INTRO AND THE OUTRO (Vivian Stanshall) Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band - 1967 Hi there, nice to be with you, happy you could stick around. Like to introduce "Legs" Larry Smith, drums, And Sam Spoons, rhythm pole, And Vernon Dudley Bohay-Nowell, bass guitar, And Neil Innes, piano, Come in Rodney Slater on the saxophone, With Roger Ruskin Spear on tenor sax, Hi, Vivian Stanshall, trumpet. Big hello to big John Wayne, xylophone, And Robert Morley, guitar, Billy Butlin, spoons, And looking very relaxed, Adolf Hitler on vibes... Nnnnice! Princess Anne on sousaphone... Mmmm, Introducing Liberace, clarinet, With Garner "Ted" Armstrong on vocals, Lord Snooty and his pals, tap dancing, In the groove with Harold Wilson, violin, And Franklin McCormack on harmonica. Over there, Eric Clapton, ukulele.... Hi Eric! On my left Sir Kenneth Clark, bass sax.... A great honour, sir. And specially flown in for us, a session's gorilla on vox humana. Nice to see Incredible Shrinking Man on euphonium, Drop out with Peter Scott on duck call, Hearing from you later Casanova, on horn, Yeah! Digging General de Gaulle on accordion.... Really wild, General! Thank you, sir. Roy Rogers on Trigger. Tune in Wild Man of Borneo on bongos. Count Basie Orchestra on triangle.... Thank you. Great to hear the Rawlinsons on trombone, Back from his recent .... + Informações

Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band Bilzen Jazz Festival August 22, 1969 Part 2 of 3 Part 2-Urban Spaceman-Quiet Talks and Summer Walks-I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles. + Informações

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band (also known as The Bonzo Dog Band, The Bonzo Dog Dada Band and, colloquially, as "The Bonzos") are a band created by a group of British art-school denizens of the 1960s. Combining elements of music hall, trad jazz, psychedelic rock, and avant-garde art, the Bonzos came to the attention of a broader British public through a children's television programme, Do Not Adjust Your Set. The band's formation Unusually for a band, the actual date of conception for the Bonzos is known: 25 September 1962. It was on that day that Vivian Stanshall (tuba, but later lead vocals along with other wind instruments) and fellow art student Rodney Slater (saxophone) bonded over a transatlantic broadcast of a boxing match between Floyd Patterson and Sonny Liston. Rodney Slater had previously been playing in a trad jazz band at college with Chris Jennings (trombone) and Tom Parkinson (sousaphone). Roger Wilkes (trumpet) was the founder of the original band at the Royal College of Art, along with Trevor Brown (banjo). They slowly turned their style from more orthodox music towards the sound of The Alberts and The Temperance Seven. Vivian was their next recruit and on that day in 1962, he and Rodney christened the band, The Bonzo Dog Dada Band. Bonzo the dog was a popular British cartoon character created by artist George Studdy in the 1920s and Dada after the early 20th century art movement. Not long after Vivian, Rodney and Tom .... + Informações

Recorded 1969. From BY JINGO IT'S BRITISH RUBBISH © 1999 Hux Records. + Informações