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Don't dig there, dig it elsewhere Your digging it round and it ought to be square The shape of it's wrong, it's much too long And you can't put hole where a hole don't belong I ask, what a liberty eh Nearly bashed him right in the bowler Well there was I, stood in me hole Shovelling earth for all I was worth There was him, standing up there So ...
Feb 25, 2017 · Bernard Cribbins (born 29 December 1928 in Oldham, Lancashire, died 27 July 2022) was an English character actor and musical comedian. Early in his career, he released a number of comedy records, including "Right Said Fred" — in which a group of workmen struggle to move a large unspecified object, possibly a piano — and "Hole in the Ground ...
HOLE IN THE GROUND (Ted Dicks / Myles Rudge) Bernard Cribbins - 1962 There I was, a-diggin' this 'ole 'Ole in the ground, so big and sort o' round it was And there was I, diggin' it deep It was flat at the bottom and the sides were steep When along comes this bloke in a bowler Which he lifted and scratched his 'ead Woooh, he looked down the 'ole Poor demented soul and he said "Do you mind if I ...
Jul 7, 2006 · Bernard Cribbins voices both roles; he gives the man in the hole an Everyman quality but endows the bowler-hatted critic with a distinctly City of London Gentishness. We all know the Bloke in the Bowler Hat - he's a middle to upper-middle class snob who thinks his position as a manager in some financial institution makes him an authority on the ...
The Young Ones. Cliff Richard And The Shadows. Released. 1962 — UK. Vinyl —. 7", 45 RPM, Single. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1962 Vinyl release of "The Hole In The Ground" on Discogs.
The Hole In The Ground begins with a working man standing in the holehe's digging and a 'bloke in a bowler hat' standing above him who's offering criticism. By the end of the song, their positions have somewhat changed.British actor Bernard Cribbins had a hit in 1962 with The Hole in the Ground,produced by The Beatles' own George Martin for ...
Mar 9, 2016 · 1. Bernard Cribbins – Hole in the Ground (1962) Let’s imagine, if we can, that George Martin had been a staff producer at EMI, but the Beatles had never happened.
