Shaddap You Face

It's a nice place.

Ah, shut up your face.

Ah, shut up your face.

[laughs]

That's my mom.

That's [laughs] I feel like we could bring that back.

You reckon?

Yeah, if you listen to the, like, the lyrics and stuff, it's like you... 'cause you've got no respect, so shut up your face.

too.

One of the interesting things is he's the man who bought the rights to Shut Up Your Face with Joe Dolce.

This is a great story as told by Mike Brady.

But I was amazed to find out your involvement with the song Shut Up Your Face.

Can you tell us the story behind that?

Yeah, well, it was interesting.

Hey! It's a nicer place.

I'll

When

my mum passed away, she wasn't a music lover but she loved the song Shut Up Your Face and I suggested we play that at a funeral and the rest of the family didn't think it was a great idea.

Whereas it should be.

Funerals can be anything.

And so that was the vibe.

And then also I thought what things excited me as a kid growing up Quite like the juxtaposition of Top of the Pops, you know, where you'd have like James Brown or the Sex Pistols on the same episode as like Joe Dolce doing Shut Up Your Face or the Birdie song.

I quite like that juxtaposition of the crap and the good.

The inclusiveness of the Hitman Hurt, which would have some good tracks on, top dance tracks on, but, you know, past the mic and all that.