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Singer of "The Protest Song" from the 1976 album ''Monty Python Live at City Center'' written and performed by Neil Innes. A parody of Bob Dylan. | Singer of "The Protest Song" from the 1976 album ''Monty Python Live at City Center'' written and performed by Neil Innes. A parody of Bob Dylan. | ||
| − | The song was performed by Innes on the sketch comedy television series ''Rutland Weekend Television'' in the "Rutland Weekend Whistle Test" episode (06/02/1975), but as the character [[Ray Onassis]]. | + | The song was first performed by Innes on the sketch comedy television series ''Rutland Weekend Television'' in the "Rutland Weekend Whistle Test" episode (06/02/1975), but as the character [[Ray Onassis]]. |
| + | [[Category:1976|Scum, Raymond]] | ||
[[Category:Monty Python's Flying Circus|Scum, Raymond]] | [[Category:Monty Python's Flying Circus|Scum, Raymond]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Songs|Scum, Raymond]] | ||
Revision as of 09:40, 23 June 2017
Singer of "The Protest Song" from the 1976 album Monty Python Live at City Center written and performed by Neil Innes. A parody of Bob Dylan.
The song was first performed by Innes on the sketch comedy television series Rutland Weekend Television in the "Rutland Weekend Whistle Test" episode (06/02/1975), but as the character Ray Onassis.
