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The Rutles
The Rutles were a parody of the Beatles created by songwriter Neil Innes and
Monty Python's Eric Idle. Innes had collaborated with Eric Idle on the 1975-1976
TV series 'Rutland Weekend Television' and in one sketch performed as The
Rutles, singing a parody of an early Beatles hit, 'I Must Be in Love'.
Innes had previously been a member of the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band, which had
performed the song 'Death Cab for Cutie' in the Beatles film 'Magical Mystery
Tour', so was well-placed to parody the Liverpudlians. The first Rutles material
appeared on the 1976 album 'The Rutland Weeke...
Get Up and GoThe Rutles
Hold My HandThe Rutles
Blue Suede SchubertThe Rutles
With a Girl Like YouThe Rutles
Good Times RollThe Rutles
Baby Let Me BeThe Rutles
Get Up and GoThe Rutles
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Hold My HandThe Rutles
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Blue Suede SchubertThe Rutles
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With a Girl Like YouThe Rutles
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Good Times RollThe Rutles
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Baby Let Me BeThe Rutles
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