Видео

Yes Sandy was fantastic and I miss her as do many others, but blimey what a tone Richard has on that guitar. Cuts through the air like a lightning bolt.

Love this Stunning ...

EricSike’s best movie was with Sir Sean Connery in Shalako a western and yes, they all got killed.

Harry H corbett’s best movie was Carry on Screaming.

Pure & sparkling in its beauty, like Tintagel itself ❤

What's not to love? My favourite singer and my local castle. Thanks for making my day!

I have seen this movie once or twice over the years. It is a bit of dud comedy. Harry H Corbett was being marketed as a leading man / sex symbol at the time. Harry H is a bargeman having second thoughts about getting married. One of the stipulations from his future father in law is that he gives up his life as a bargeman. He enjoys his life as a bargeman and has a girl at every stop along the canal route. It is not that funny.... but has its moments.

Full of nostalgia but lacking in a good script. Strangely enough I sometimes return to it and have watched it maybe half a dozen times. Eric Sykes is utterly dreadful though.

Brilliant film

BRITISH GIRL

Remember that this is Bert Jansch's arrangement. Nothing to do with Led Zepelin.

Eric Sykes, Ronnie Barker and Harry H Corbett!! Three giants of comedy in the same scene!!!!!

Great upload. Thanks 🙂

.....sie verkörpert für mich das Gute!

Barker and Corbett

❤

It's great fim

Just "discovered" this old gem , i look forward to watching it over the weekend.

It should be compulsory for any female thinking of singing as a career to listen to sandy , because her voice is one in a million and still unbeatable after 43 years

Legends

Just discovered her. What a tragic loss.

I grew up near the canals in Manchester I'm sure some of it was filmed there it's so real brings back so many memories

The whole film is almost the last hurrah of a way of life that has gone forever. Very few working boat on the canals now.

harry h corbet and ronnie barker too

Sykes, Harry H. Corbett, and Ronnie Barker. Not seen that one. Where's the rest of it ?

Comedy that can never be repeated

Love to see the whole epesode, great fun.

First thing Eric Sykes does is sound the hooter🤣🤣🤣🤣

Less of the instrument players, more of the singer. The instruments are too heavy and the pace too plodding. Doesn't leave room for her to extend or shorten a line, or use her incredible ability to almost whisper notes. That's why I liked many of the recordings on What We Did On Our Holidays, the instruments are restrained, not much thumpy drumming and loud guitar.

sam dave is here

A very "hit and miss" film. Some good bits (like this) but a lot that were not so good.

I love this.

Anne Briggs ( Blackwaterside ) quite similar voice to Sandy !

When you hear Sandy sing, her voice just takes your breath away. I am still in awe of her incredible vocal range and purest of purest of her voice. There are many great British female folk singers that I listen to but Sandy's voice has always touched me deep inside that I cannot even describe. You know, it's not just great singing but something else that is beyond words.........

Classic English film.

Great to see these three together but the script is banal.

I remember watching this film when it was first released Not the actors/actresses faults but is just wasn't a good film.

richard thompson on guitar and accordion tracks - sublime accompaniment(s)!

a proper british comedy film, and three legends !

I was 12 years old, and was watching them film this, I was in Great Mills car park which is the big light brick building on the right

Simply the best, what more can be said?

Sometimes the most talented artists are the least popular!

I’ve never heard of this was it a film?

Sandy Denny was perfection personified.

Eric Sykes, master of the double take, him and Stan Laurel. Lovely!

Still a stunning tune, enjoyed the pics Chris Weston , greetings from Mineola Texas..

I think Eric sykes was put for comedy, but was a great part in the film, the film has not been on TV for years because of polical correctness or snowflakers but I have the film on dvd

Three comic legends in 1964

sort of thinking that Danny the dealer (Withnail) was based on Corbett here and else where.....

I would love to say it's all for comedic effect but as a modern day "bargee" I have had two similar encounters with would be "Admiral Nelson's" in their little yoghurt pots who don't understand that you can't just stop 17 ton of steel on a halfpenny! Likewise a teenager who thought he would jump in and hitch a ride. If we had not pushed him off with a pole he would have gone straight under the bottom plate and into the prop! But I have one thing in common with Harry Has Corbett's character in the film...I won't go back to bricks and mortar living! No thank you!