Laughing Clowns - Eternally Yours - Ed Kuepper 1983 (??) video free download

Sean Hocking

love the hash stories - was in Qld at the time bumming about - with a couple of guys we met who were importing from a certain taliban country and we'd help them with pick ups - a few almost run ins with the police - interesting times ! and yes the clowns were always part of the soundtrack

Christine Burrows

this song imprinted on me the first time i heard it - sydeny trade union club - early 80's - and it has never faded. it moves me as deeply and completely today as it did then. Ed/LC's defined and saved me. Eternally grateful.

Richard A Hodge

Brilliant !!

Tyrrell James

Love this song......got me through uni!!!

Marlis Holmes

I remember you

Zaphod Trillian

Opiated blonde Afghani hash circa 1980-85...the speckled one not as moist as Arab dark brown.

James Barrett

Late 80s lying on a mattress on the floor with a girl artist in an old Queenslander house listening to the Laughing Clowns, drinking too much, buying second hand everything, avoiding the police, not paying the rent, hair dyes and bad grass, Rock Against Work, XXXX beer, rumours of war, down CES and on the dole, making ends meet, waiting for the rain on a hot tropical afternoon..

Stjepan Ivankovic

F@#$/^ oath great sax more sax need sax

Richard Davies

droning well

Richard Davies

droning well

Richard Davies

droning well

42ledbelly

one of my funeral songs

whaghht

Gives me goose bumps every time. Still sounds good after 30 odd years.

kevin wheatley

they laughing clowns and saints went on to explore vastly different music from stranded & know your product.the former jazzy and the latter almost folksy.versatile to say the least.

st65ar

Heard later Kuepper incarnations of this song before tracing this one to the 'Clowns. Nice, considered soul & wabble in the sax.

DKashman

Ed is one of the best singer songwriters in the world yet only a small amount of people know of this genius.

drumrrroll

Around 1982, Louise Elliot left the band I was in with her to join the Laughing Clowns. Very lucky to have done some 50/60 gigs with her before she went stratoscopic in tone. The gypsy horn.

Nigelxman

I sure as hell have listened to it a lot. :-)

Michael A

The man is an Aussie music legend!

Stephen Faust

Whatever happened to the bully of the town? Buy a watch did he??

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