Max Bygraves - Out Of Town free for downloading

Thanks to One Foot in the Grave, I will always associate this song with someone having a really bad day.

Out of Town with Jack Hargreaves every Friday night on Southern TV when I was a kid in the 60's. Great song to stir the memories.

I had this song played at my friends funeral,it was his favourite song as a teenager.rip keith.

Filmed in Hampshire 1955

Always reminds me of the One Foot in The Grave episode when I hear this song.

Thank you, Mum was remembering this and is loving singing along

Oh dear Max i do miss his happy style swhat a loss

Slaughters me this song,heard it on a coach when I was seven years old en route to Elmers Court residential school in Lymington Hampshire, on my own no friends no family with me traumatic at this age and that bloody record was playing in the wireless.

A beautiful song to listen to as I water my window box in Hackney overlooking the basketball courts.

This little happy song brings back early and very happy memories

“Now Mr Meldrew if you take two steps to your left, yes? You will be standing in a big pile of dogs mess”

oh wow happy days wonderful what a lift in spirits listening to this thanks

This was the original theme for the Southern TV programme 'Out of Town' with Jack Hargreaves. Later they went to an Spanish acoustic guitar theme, which had its own charm. But this is my nostalgic favourite of the two. By the way, this isn't the same song arrangement as the one for the TV series.

I remember is song i went in the army NS in june 1956 at Grt Malvern & it seemed to be playing all the time I hated it I hated being in the army but I got used to the army but I still hate that song DON BELL 23318763 sapper bell sir

dear Max lovely man he was right up my street from dear old London

Lovely..A simple sweet and happy song I used to sing to myself,as a small child,on a sunny day in my garden.MEMORIES

One foot in the grave.

This song was made for the filmI charley moon, i live quite near the main locations and been and filmed them a few times. Beautiful landscape and a wonderful film