The one that got me, though, was this totally bouncy ditty that pays tribute to Lydia Pinkham’s pills for women.

On reading all of the above possibilities I think the meeting place for poets and musicians is the one I will discuss with him. Three additional compilations of the band's Parlophone tracks have since been released (two of which also include the Warner Bros. And that’s why, when our kid launched his first Wings in London, I was having a wee and this lad comes in and says, ‘Hi, Mike.Others were equally insistent on it being variously (a) a tree (b) Liverpool Football Club (c) Brian Epstein (d) a railway yard (e) an iron foundry (f) an open-air urinal ? So although West Ham are one of the few other clubs I kind of like, I'm afraid I hope they get well and truly stuffed this afternoon.

I grew up in Aintree, near the Old Roan pub (1958-1977) and, even before the song came out, we kids referred to the disused railway line that ran past Aintree towards Southport as the Aintree Iron. He frequently heckled the comedians and bands and became known as the 'inane heckler' due to his unfunny comments which consisted of little more than shouting obscenities. Read more about the condition Very Good: A book that has been read and does not look new, but is in excellent condition. These were taken down to supply the munitions factories during World War Two, as were all the railings around the Aintree, Fazakerley, Walton, Bootle and other areas. as the one about the local music venue/meeting place sounds the most plausible for the time and era, I'd go with that!The ad that flashed up at the top of the page of the lyrics by The Scaffold asked ‘Need to hire scaffolding?