
The Wurzels
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Search complete. 17 mentions across 10 episodes found for "The Wurzels".
Oct 14, 2026
KDP S11 E3: Protect The Dolls
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24:41EwanPANELIST
Look, I simply said one thing, and this is gonna be my only comment on the music.
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24:44EwanPANELIST
I preferred the cover version done by The Wurzels than Dave Arch's cover of "Ooh Ah Just a Little Bit."
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24:51AJHOST
I mean, that's not hard, really.
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24:53AJHOST
I would rather listen to anybody cover [laughs] this song.
Episode 585 – 26/10/07 #dogsona
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0:44Duncan FletcherHOST
... uh, just to see if they're still paying attention.
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0:47Mark HinkleyHOST
To The Wurzels?
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0:47Duncan FletcherHOST
Change the music to The Wurzels.
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0:49Duncan FletcherHOST
Yeah.
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0:49Mark HinkleyHOST
Nice.
The Friday Toast - 09/10/26
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65:23AndyPANELIST
It's a grower.
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65:25AndyPANELIST
It was like a record that never made the B-side for the Wurzels, wasn't it? You know what I mean?
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65:32JimboHOST
Brilliant.
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65:33JimboHOST
So the first one, so we're doing this twice today.
European Washing Up Bowls
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8:55Andy DawsonHOST
Yeah.
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8:55Sam DelaneyHOST
It could be The fucking Wurzels or something.
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8:57Andy DawsonHOST
It could be The Wur- oh yeah, we...
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8:58Andy DawsonHOST
I hope it is The Wurzels.
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9:00Sam DelaneyHOST
Yeah.
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9:00Andy DawsonHOST
That'll teach them.
FOR I THE BADGER: I MADE THE SINGER QUIT HIS OWN BAND!! - S09 Ep76
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10:55Chunky THOST
line-up of Goldie Looking Chain, Slayer and Chasing Status available.
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11:01Chunky THOST
I think the Wurzels were there as well, weren't they? Yeah, we watched some of the
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11:07Jack MagicHOST
Womp.
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11:08Jack MagicHOST
I only know one of their songs, but I was like, this will be fun.
Jon Savage loathed the 1976 singles chart so he’s made an album of should-have-been hits
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3:17David HepworthHOST
So why was '76 worse?
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3:19Jon SavageGUEST
Um, Brotherhood of Man, Ad Cutler & the Wurzels.
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3:24David HepworthHOST
[laughs]
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3:24Jon SavageGUEST
Elton and Kiki.
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7:15Mark EllenHOST
Wow.
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7:16David HepworthHOST
Okay.
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7:16David HepworthHOST
The Wurzels, The Combine Harvester, brackets, Brand New Key, close brackets.
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7:21Jon SavageGUEST
Just t- why? Why? [laughs] Why? Why?
176. The Big O
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22:27ColinHOST
No.
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22:28PaulHOST
The Wurzels.
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22:31ColinHOST
Sure, whatty, whatty.
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22:32PaulHOST
Whatty, whatty, yeah.
Ivan's Top Ten Plus Show 25th September 1976 Plus News Snippets, Events and Tunes From Throughout 1976
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45:23speaker_0UNKNOWN
Number three
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45:24Ivan WardHOST
The Wurzels and I'm a Cider Drinker, Paloma Blanca.
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45:28speaker_8SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
[upbeat music] When the moon shines on the cowshed and we're rolling in the hay.
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45:45speaker_8SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
All the cows are out there grazing and the milk is on its way.
8 MINS LATER
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53:36Ivan WardHOST
Pussycat and Mississippi at five.
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53:38Ivan WardHOST
At four, it's the Bay City Rollers and I Only Want to be with You.
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53:41Ivan WardHOST
The Wurzels and I am a Cider Drinker, Paloma Blanca at three.
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53:45Ivan WardHOST
And at number two, it's the Real Thing and Can't Get by Without You.
The Ship of Fools with guest captain.
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98:53Rick AinleyHOST
And if it was the original song by Melanie, you would be correct.
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98:57Rick AinleyHOST
But I'm playing the parody version by the Wurzels.
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99:03speaker_18SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Now someone's telling me that you're more white than me.
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99:07speaker_18SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Come on now, darling, you got...
6 MINS LATER
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104:49Rick AinleyHOST
So, it's not roller skates.
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104:53Rick AinleyHOST
The original brand new key by Melanie was, I've got a brand new pair of roller skates and I'll give you the key.
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105:03Rick AinleyHOST
But this was the Wurzels.
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105:06Rick AinleyHOST
Combine Harvester was what I was looking for.
LGBTQ+ friendship, spatial commitments and rural England with Joe Jukes
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12:25Joe JukesHOST
So this kind of pirate or Bristolian accent features across the region and again is marked in a distinctly agricultural way.
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12:33Joe JukesHOST
One of the great examples of this is my favourite Somerset musical export is a band called The Wurzels.
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12:40Joe JukesHOST
They sort of pioneered this genre of music called scrumpy and western music.
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12:45Joe JukesHOST
So bringing a kind of cider-fueled, very English version of country music and foot stomping scenes.