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Quick John Lennon parody from an episode (26 May, 1975) of British sketch comedy television series ''Rutland Weekend Television''. He sings "The Children of Rock and Roll." Played by Neil Innes. He was not given a name in the show, but credited as "Ron Lennon" when the song was put on the soundtrack album, ''The Rutland Weekend Songbook'' (1976). | Quick John Lennon parody from an episode (26 May, 1975) of British sketch comedy television series ''Rutland Weekend Television''. He sings "The Children of Rock and Roll." Played by Neil Innes. He was not given a name in the show, but credited as "Ron Lennon" when the song was put on the soundtrack album, ''The Rutland Weekend Songbook'' (1976). | ||
| − | The song was later reworked and used for [[The Rutles]]. | + | The song was later reworked and used for [[The Rutles]] as "See How the Good Times Roll." |
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Latest revision as of 07:45, 16 May 2021
Quick John Lennon parody from an episode (26 May, 1975) of British sketch comedy television series Rutland Weekend Television. He sings "The Children of Rock and Roll." Played by Neil Innes. He was not given a name in the show, but credited as "Ron Lennon" when the song was put on the soundtrack album, The Rutland Weekend Songbook (1976).
The song was later reworked and used for The Rutles as "See How the Good Times Roll."
