The Dylan Rabbit

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Pop group destined for obscurity for over 35 years. Currently: Diana, Gareth, Jan, Jon, Vic. Previously: Many fine people including some of the above.

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German Krautrock experimentalists, Can, make an appearance on Top of the Pops. Beautiful.

Happy Pancake Day to all those who worship the batter. Why not burn the roof of your mouth with a delicious Findus pancake?

You'll miss the BBC when it's gone!

The great Oliver Reed, born on this day in 1938. In 1992 he ripped up The Word singing Wild Thing with Ned's Atomic Dustbin. And that wasn't even the most outrageous thing in this episode!

Happy Birthday to Status Quo man Francis Rossi. To celebrate here's Whatever You Want sung by the Crackerjack gang.

Television was born 100 years ago today. And it died on The Word in 1993.

Oh my giddy aunt! This version of Bohemian Rhapsody for Comic Relief has pretty much everyone from early nineties telly in it! It's hard to decide which bit is most excruciating!

Focus - Hocus Pocus. Possibly the maddest song ever written. Heavy rock, yodelling, flute, whistling, drum solos - it's got the lot!

Happy Heavenly Birthday to the great Jon Pertwee. Here's one of his greatest moments - dancing ,as Worzel Gummidge, with pop group The Beat on a Saturday morning kids TV show. Skankin'!

Rod Hull, born on this day 90 years ago. No one was safe from Emu, not even A-List Hollywood actors such as Richard Pryor...

Who remembers the Banana Splits? Who remembers Cilla Black singing the theme tune? Oh my giddy aunt!

Boss level childhood nostalgia unlocked: Derek Griffiths plays the Bod theme on a penny whistle!

On this day in 1977 John Otway and Wild Willy Barrett gave an astonishing DIY performance of their hit Really Free on Top of the Pops. The audience look utterly baffled.

Happy Birthday to David Bowie. Here's one of his greatest songs.

Today is Saturday, so let's have Mike Oldfield leading a rousing rendition of the Bucket of Water song!

Happy heavenly 135th Birthday to Stan Laurel! In 1975 Laurel and Hardy had an unlikely hit with Lonesome Pine from the film Way Out West. Kept off the number one spot only by Bohemian Rhapsody.

70's kids favourite The Flashing Blade had a stonking theme tune! And love and life and happiness are well worth fighting for...

The mighty Geoff Capes, born on this day in 1949. No one could bend an iron bar quicker than he.

Bloody hell! That BBC post blew up! Let's all calm down with Derek Griffiths, his yellow flares and the Wibbly Wobbly Walk!

The great Vivian Stanshall, born on this day in 1943. Canyons Of Your Mind was absolute peak Bonzos. Frying pan, frying pan.