Dickie Rock

And so I love that.

Like some people used to throw their knickers at Dickie Rock or Tom Jones and they throw their loafers at you.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Or

So we've broken with Liam's tradition here.

We've we've managed to root out Dickie Rock and the candy store on the corner in memory of the late, great,

fabulous and lovely man, Paddy Coyle.

We'll keep telling you until you know it.

But so we s- we were brought to those, um, concerts.

No matter who played, from, you know, Dickie Rock to Nancy Griffith to The Drifters, um, to The Undertones or The Moondogs, we were taking the, any- anything that was coming to the town.

Yeah.

You know, so and obviously, they just, you know, these were incredible performers.

I've chosen a song that is a Jimmy Dorito, it is Johnny Domino song, one we haven't played before.

It's called Rock Me Harder Faster Now, Mamacita.

What kind

of music is this, Steve? Where are we coming from with this? What was the vision for

We wrote a list of eight songs.

We wrote and recorded them in... four hours and you can tell we didn't sort of like belabor them or particularly kill ourselves trying to get them perfect and this is one we just had the title and we wrote a song that sounds like this

minute man Eh? Rock me harder, mamazita And take it to the edge Rock me harder, mamazita And take it to the edge Rock me harder, rock me faster Rock me longer, make it last-er Rock me harder, mamazita Don't ever tear yourself away

You look so

And he first came to prominence in 1974.

Dickie Rock.

And... 1974.

And he became an international superstar.

Joe

Dolan.

Dickie Rock's

international...