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TOPIC: Who is Fred Walkingstick?
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Who is Fred Walkingstick? 12 Years ago  
His funny version of Well I Ask You was played on Sounds of the Sixties and even the great team of Brian Matthew and Phil Swern couldn't track down who it was. Sounded like Bernard Cribbens to me. Any wiser Tipsters?
 
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Re:Who is Fred Walkingstick? 12 Years ago  
I thought it was Peter Sellers.
 
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Re:Who is Fred Walkingstick? 12 Years ago  
Lorie Mann and The Viscounts, isn't it?
 
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Re:Who is Fred Walkingstick? 12 Years ago  
I mean the album - www.cduniverse.com/productinfo.asp?pid=8779132

"Razzamatazz and all the Jazz" by Lorie Mann and The Viscounts. The Walking-Stick single is on that but now credited to them.
 
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Re:Who is Fred Walkingstick? 12 Years ago  
Prunella Minge wrote:
I mean the album - www.cduniverse.com/productinfo.asp?pid=8779132

"Razzamatazz and all the Jazz" by Lorie Mann and The Viscounts. The Walking-Stick single is on that but now credited to them.

Not the same Viscounts who put the bop in the bop shoo bop shoo bop?
 
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