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Hit comedy series Never Mind the Buzzcocks, featuring Crispian Mills. Crispian tries to guess the song to match his team mates' singing efforts. Free clip taken from the BBC comedy, music panel show.
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"The Pied Piper" had been recorded in 1965 by its writers, Steve Duboff and Artie Kornfeld, as The Changin' Times, but it was Crispien St Peters' version in 1966 that made it into a hit, reaching #4 on the Billboard Hot 100, and #5 in the UK! It forever after that became his signature song.
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He had two top ten hits in the UK in 1966. He concerted in Helsinki September that year. This clip is from finnish television show Ohimennen.
I find very british those medieval 'Robin Hood' fiddles in the chorus.
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Video tribute of Iraq War. Henry V St. Crispin Speech takes on a whole new meaning. Images were found through google. Some images are disturbing so please be aware.
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for about thirty years i thought this song was by my favourite ricky nelson who could have perfectly done it - the singer is the unknown crispian (what a name!) saint peters!! who as far as i know did nothing else
![\"The Pied Piper\" by Crispian St Peters ? ? ? ??](http://img.youtube.com/vi/0cVX_udjVHc/2.jpg "\\"The Pied Piper\\" by Crispian St Peters ? ? ? ??")
