Clive Dunn - Grandad [totp2]. + Informações

CLIVE DUNN GRANDAD. + Informações

Clive Dunn Grandad episode part 1. + Informações

Clive Dunn-GrandDad We Love You--Remastered-High Quality Video Classic if Only You Could Go Back To Sing This Song To Your GrandDad....... + Informações

Here is little known single I found by two old ex Dad's Army actors. Dad's Army was a very funny British tv comedy about the home guard in the 2nd World War.. + Informações

Clive Dunn stars as the geriatric hero of this hilarious ITV sitcom. Series 2 out 23.1.12. + Informações

Thomas the tank engine music video DISCLAIMER: I do not own copyright for either the footage or the song. This video is merely for entertainment purposes only. If you own copyright, please contact me and I will gladly take it down.. + Informações

Enjoy a small collection of photographs of our dear friend Clive, who sadly is no longer with us.. + Informações

Original 7" vinyl version of Clive Dunn singing 'Grandad' (1970).. + Informações

My Old Man - The Complete Series 1 DVD out now. www.networkdvd.net Clive Dunn (Bootsie and Snudge, Dad's Army) is Sam Cobbett, the geriatric hero of this hilarious sitcom from Yorkshire Television. Based on a BBC pilot that originally starred Ronnie Barker, My Old Man takes a look at the generation gap -- in particular, what happens when a crusty, opinionated old timer ends up living under the same roof as his daughter and son-in-law. Also starring Dunn's wife Priscilla Morgan (as daughter Doris), Edward Hardwicke and Keith Chegwin, My Old Man proved a ratings hit for Yorkshire Television between 1974 and 1975; this release presents the complete first series. Retired engine driver Sam Cobbett has been prised from his terraced house in Ironmonger Row by the crowbars of the demolition men. With Sam needing a new home, an obvious solution emerges in the shape of the spare room in his daughter's new high-rise fl at. Sam is, all things considered, a reasonable man. He fought in two world wars, and he's seen a lot of life. It's just that he has some rather strong ideas on how to live it, and they're not usually shared by his social-climbing son-in-law, Albert -- whom Sam takes much delight in embarrassing at every opportunity... www.networkdvd.net. + Informações

I found out this week that I am going to be a Grandad! How amazing is that! I dedicate this song to: Sophie my lovely daughter and to.... To all Grandads everywhere..... Honours for this video (3) #10 - Most Discussed (Today) - Music #95 - Top Rated (Today) - Music #68 - Most Discussed (This Week) - Music GRANDAD I've been sitting here all day, thinking, Same old dream ten years away, thinking, Now my days are gone, memories linger on, Thoughts of when I was a boy. Penny farthings on the street, riding, Motor cars were funny things, frightening, Bowling hoops and spinning tops, Annie Gretsels' lollypops, Comic cuts, all different things, Grandad, Grandad, you're lovely, That's what we all think of you. Grandad, Grandad, you're lovely, That's what we all think of you. Aeroplanes tied up with string, flying, Telephones and talking things, sighing, A radio and phonograph, Charlie Chaplin made us laugh, Silently falling about. Familiar things I'll keep around, near me, Memories of me younger days, clearly, Come into my mind, everyday I find, Thoughts of when I was a boy. Grandad, Grandad, you're lovely, That's what we all think of you. Grandad, Grandad, you're lovely, That's what we all think of you. Clive Dunn was one of the younger members of the Dad's Army cast when, at 48, he took on the role of the elderly butcher whose military service in earlier wars made him the most experienced member of the Walmington-on-Sea Home Guard, as well as being one of the most decrepit .... + Informações

Film producer Clive Dunn remembers John Peel in an exclusive interview with thisislocal.tv.. + Informações

clive dunn grandad - part 3. + Informações

Clive Dunn Grandad - part 2. + Informações

B-side to his 1970 single "Grandad".. + Informações

Song produced by Tony Hiller. More details at www.tonyhiller.com Tony Hiller's BROTHERHOOD OF MAN - CHART HITS 1970 United We Stand 1970 Where Are You Going To My Love 1971 Reach Out Your Hand 1974 Lady 1975 Tell Me, Tell Me, Tell Me 1975 New York City 1975 Kiss Me Kiss Me Baby 1976 Save Your Kisses For Me 1976 My Sweet Rosalie 1976 Highway Man 1977 Oh Boy (The Mood Im In) 1977 Angelo 1978 Figaro 1978 Beautiful Lover 1978 Middle of the Night 1982 Lighting Flash SUMMARY From 1969 to 1984 I used 13 different artists with the Brotherhood of Man, I recorded 204 different tracks, which I wrote or co wrote 149 different songs, I released 36 singles in which 14 charted, I released 20 albums in which 6 charted, the Brotherhood of Man received over 30 Silver, Gold and Platinum discs. I now look back with joy at those wonderful years and am delighted that I was instrumental in putting together such an array of wonderful talent, like the late great Johnny Goodison who went on to write and produce many hits. Tony Burrows to this day is still recording and still has a wonderful career touring with White Plains. Roger Greenaway along with his partner Roger Cook went on to become one of the greatest writers that this country has ever seen, also chairman of the PRS (performing Rights Society) and vice president of ASCAP. Russell Stone along with his lovely wife went on and recorded many hits. The talented Sue and Sunny carried on with session work and went on and recorded many big hits .... + Informações

Very good interpretation of Clive Dunn's Grandad back in 1971. Enjoy!. + Informações

Song produced by Tony Hiller. Written by Tony Hiller, Clive Dunn & Cryer. More details at www.tonyhiller.com Tony Hiller's BROTHERHOOD OF MAN - CHART HITS 1970 United We Stand 1970 Where Are You Going To My Love 1971 Reach Out Your Hand 1974 Lady 1975 Tell Me, Tell Me, Tell Me 1975 New York City 1975 Kiss Me Kiss Me Baby 1976 Save Your Kisses For Me 1976 My Sweet Rosalie 1976 Highway Man 1977 Oh Boy (The Mood Im In) 1977 Angelo 1978 Figaro 1978 Beautiful Lover 1978 Middle of the Night 1982 Lighting Flash SUMMARY From 1969 to 1984 I used 13 different artists with the Brotherhood of Man, I recorded 204 different tracks, which I wrote or co wrote 149 different songs, I released 36 singles in which 14 charted, I released 20 albums in which 6 charted, the Brotherhood of Man received over 30 Silver, Gold and Platinum discs. I now look back with joy at those wonderful years and am delighted that I was instrumental in putting together such an array of wonderful talent, like the late great Johnny Goodison who went on to write and produce many hits. Tony Burrows to this day is still recording and still has a wonderful career touring with White Plains. Roger Greenaway along with his partner Roger Cook went on to become one of the greatest writers that this country has ever seen, also chairman of the PRS (performing Rights Society) and vice president of ASCAP. Russell Stone along with his lovely wife went on and recorded many hits. The talented Sue and Sunny carried on with session .... + Informações

Clive Dunn-GrandDad We Love You-3D-Remastered-High Quality Video Classic if Only You Could Go Back To Sing This Song To Your GrandDad....... + Informações

we are singing to old grandpa stink, he really is lovely. + Informações

Andre Snr... Love this song!!! (As seen on Paul's brithday vid for YouTubes Grandad) :-). + Informações

Great Song sang by a ventriloquist puppet.. + Informações

"Don't Panic!" - Corproal Jack Jones was played by Clive Dunn. The role was also offered to Jack Haig and David Jason. The character was based on a bayonet instructor Jimmy Perry had during the war. No copyright infringement intended. All rights go to the BBC. + Informações

Record Grandad, Clive Robert Benjamin Dunn OBE (born 9 January 1920) is a retired English actor, singer and entertainer best known for his role as Lance-Corporal Jack Jones in the BBC sitcom Dad's Army, and Sam Cobbett in the Yorkshire Television sitcom My Old Man.. + Informações

With reference to the Polar bear, it may possibly be urged by him who would fain go still deeper into this matter, that it is not the whiteness, separately regarded, which heightens the intolerable hideousness of that brute; for, analysed, that heightened hideousness, it might be said, only rises from the circumstance, that the irresponsible ferociousness of the creature stands invested in the fleece of celestial innocence and love; and hence, by bringing together two such opposite emotions in our minds, the Polar bear frightens us with so unnatural a contrast. But even assuming all this to be true; yet, were it not for the whiteness, you would not have that intensified terror.. + Informações