RUTLES ALERT
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RUTLES ALERT
Can't Buy Me Lunch, Eric Idle's new Rutles 2 DVD, arrives in stores March 1st.
In a previous post, I demonstrated occasional ignorance by mentioning that the Rutles' drummer (Ricky Fataar) was once in the Beach Boys. He is, in fact, the lead guitarist.
In a previous post, I demonstrated occasional ignorance by mentioning that the Rutles' drummer (Ricky Fataar) was once in the Beach Boys. He is, in fact, the lead guitarist.
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You're right, and some research would have cleared up my own confusion. Duh. He was also the drummer for the Fabulous Flames, from S. Africa, no?
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I got the new Rutles DVD over the weekend and finally watched it last night (Feb 27). It exceeded my expectations and I laughed out loud several times. A 'must have' for Rutles fans like me (since 1977). Not much new musical footage, but features Archaelogy tunes throughout. Some of the 'interviews' run a little long, but overall well worth watching. And in the end, the lunch you take is equal to the lunch you make...
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hey thats cool....I got the last DVD 2 years ago....it took alot of searching. I live in new jersey and I had to goto to cape may and take the ferry to deleware then I had to change a bus, just to go get to the one store that had it. They had quite a few things actually. It was a nice daytrip
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Just to chime in here. A few months ago, Neil Innes told me that Ricky Faatar played most of the drums on Archaeology. The reason being that John Halsey, Barry, had injured his legs in a car crash around the time the album was recorded. The good news is that he has a special pedal setup to help him out and that he can still play.
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