Rainbow Cottage - Mam Dad And Me
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Walk Through Indiana | ||
Mam, Dad And Me |
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Mam Dad and Me RAINBOW COTTAGE
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About Rainbow Cottage
British soft rock, and covers act who were formed in Wigan, Lancashire. Initially called the Kibbos, they changed their name in the late-1960s to Rainbow Cottage. They were largely a 'live' act, and went through at least thirteen line-ups before they eventually disbanded after playing their final gig on 17th June 1987; at Goose Green Labour Club in Wigan. While they had a minor hit in 1976 with 'Seagull', they are probably best known for performing the theme tune to the childrens' TV programme, 'Cloppa Castle'.
Original Line-Up
Tony Houghton (1960s-Oct.1979)
Graham Hill (1960s-1987)
Steve Morris (1960s-1986)
Pip Stokes (1960s-?)
Other Members
Brian Gibbs (? - Oct.1976)
Andy Gleave (Oct. 1976 - May 1980)
John Duckworth (Oct. 1976 - Dec. 1977)
Arthur Kerevan (Oct. 1979 - Apr. 1982)
Adrian Tunstead (May 1980 - Apr. 1982)
Tom Bennett (Apr. 1982 - Jan. 1984)
Phil Ashcroft (Apr.1982 - June 1987)
Nigel Miller (Jan. 1984 - Feb. 1985)
Paul Ayre (Feb. 1985 - June 1987)
David Kay (June 1986 - Oct. 1986, and Dec. 1986 - June 1987)
Caroline Turner (June 1986 - June 1987)
Members
- Brian Gibbs
- Andy Gleave
- Adrian Tunstead
- Graham Hill
- Steve Morris
- Arthur Kerevan
Comments
As an only child that spent some years in the withering Lancs textile industry of the late 70's & 80's (super people), I relate to this strongly. But as Robin says below, it would be dismissed as sentimental tosh were it released today into an climate of hip-hop _bruvvas_ .
A lovely song, but far too sentimental for many these days I suppose. I bought the record when it first came out having heard it on Radio 2. It reminded me of my childhood in Lancashire. Thank you for putting it on here.