Twisterella
Anywhere I could download this song?
shareI doubt any more of it exists than actually appeared in the movie. I assume it was written by the film's composer Richard Rodney Bennett.
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It was recorded by Irish singer Muriel Day, and appears on the soundtrack. It may also be on records by Ms. Day.
shareDoes a soundtrack exist for this film?!!
shareSorry to raise your hopes, but I didn't mean soundtrack *album*, just the film soundtrack, i.e. music and dialogue.
shareGood to see Billy still holds the nation's interest. On the subject of Twisterella, a family dispute has arisen regarding the first word of the song- I'm sure its BOOGIE, but others think it is KOOKIE or even GOOGIE!
As the book and film were based on my life, (even though I was only 9 when the film was released!) I believe I am right- anybody out there agree?
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It was recorded by Irish singer Muriel Day, and appears on the soundtrack.
it was made for the movie, so you wont find it
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somebody somewhere must have it
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It's on You Tube as an extract from the film, so of course there is dialogue over the song. Still, better than nothing!
shareThe song Twisterella by 90s UK band Ride is inspired by the song from the film.
They actually sing the "Poor old Twisterella, she hasn't got a fella" line over the instrumental part at the end.
Its on youtube here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O1Dg2xGxl74
heading down a different path...I was never sure whether this song was for real or whether this was another of Billy's fantasies. Can anyone advise?
shareIt's real. If it was a fantasy, everyone in the music hall would be jumping up and down and telling Billy what a great song he wrote. Instead, his friend Arthur Crabtree (co-worker at Shadrach and co-writer of the song) tells him to stop making up lies to his mother and grow up.
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