Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band - Canyons Of Your Mind (1968) video free download

voidforpurpose

Best guitar solo of the 1960's at 1:08! Bar nun.

Anthony Monaghan

Can anyone tell me what model of Gretsch Neil Innes is playing. It's a beauty. Great footage of the bonzos. Thanks

Alan Field

I saw them at Middle Earth (Covent Garden London .. still fruit and Veg market then) in 1967/8 (Alzheimer) Head ballet was fabulous...

Christie B

This is rapidly becoming a favourite song.

ItsSoStevie

And I kiss, yes I kiss your perfumed hair. The sweet essence of giraffe.

Tevye123

I remember hearing this when I was in High School back in the 70's

David N

Better Brit shit than Yank wank

Paul W

Despite numerous attempts, I don't any modern rock bands have managed to attain and maintain the high standards that the Bonzos set in their day. Vivian lives on!

braddersthemod

Haha this is like somthing the mighty Boosh would do

ijk240695

Ive got the Urban spaceman single somewhere, I remember playing this on my older sisters record player when I was about 5 or 6 in the early 70s. I loved both songs back then along with Quick Joey small, simon says, the Unicorn etc. Great songs for little kids.

K. A. Laity

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David Makin

The sweet essence of giraffe. Pure genius ;)

Ben B

Peter, they appeared in Magical Mystery Tour with the Beatles

Ben B

Ah the original nutty boys...RIP Viv. Factoid: Viv announced the instruments on Tubular Bells

Jhensy2012

You British people. Nuts, all of you. Seriously. 

Peter Klutinoty

Didn't Paul McCartney do something with them in 1967? I believe he joined in on some barking dog sounds. From there, he added that bit to the end of Hey Bulldog.

Yuko Ishii

ボンゾズはそもそもニール･イネスじゃなく、ヴィヴィアン･スタンシャルが中心のバンドなのですよ！個人的にこの映像のヴィヴィアンが一番好きです。暴れた後こそっと戻るロジャーも捨てがたいですけどｗ

oded fried-gaon

Today's Classic B-Side Corner...Get it together, sportsfans.

Electrocosmicfuzz

This is the best shit I bet frank zappa dig these guys and that's my musical litmus test

Jack Grattan

Even a demented deconstruction of '50's styled rock was preferable to hippie jams of the era ('King of Scurf' being my personal fave). And yes, I can definitely see the (early) Roxy Music connection. Never realized how much Viv looks (and acts) like a young Martin Mull. The Bonzos were popular in Cleveland, which may explain it.

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