Skid Marks: Top Ten from The Skids
Coronation Street's Albert Tatlock (Jack Howarth), subject of The Skids song 'TV Stars'

Skid Marks: Top Ten from The Skids

Recently reformed, the Scottish New Wave outfit provided some memorable football-terrace style ditties, some of the best (eg Charade) produced by Bill Nelson (Be Bop Deluxe/Red Noise), with Rusty Egan giving the drums a distinctive rock/disco feel.

Most have aged better than singer Richard Jobson's sometimes pretentious lyrics and bizarre skipping/need-the-loo style of dancing.

Charade

Masquerade

Charles (Jobson still dancing away, although slower nowadays)

Into the Valley

Out of Town

Working for the Yankee Dollar

Pros & Cons

Goodbye Civilian

Happy To Be With You

TV Stars

EXTRAS:

Jobbo later became a film director/writer, with a few well reviewed movies under his belt including this one, produced by my old pals at Metro Tartan - 16 Years of Alcohol?(2003 - in full):

Maxell Tape Advert (1990)

Into the Valley

Peas sure sound divine

That s*ssy suffered you

But who can Viv iron?

The soldiers go marching

There's masses of lamb

Whose disease is catskin?

My picture is Hugh's toe

Ahoy! Ahoy!

Len see a sty

Ahoy! Ahoy!

Barman & soda

Ahoy! Ahoy!

Juicy men embalmed her

Ahoy! Ahoy!

Lung nearly gave!


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