Was asked to play something my them last night but couldnt spell the name, that got a few laughs, a beer for anybody who can spell the name right. did they do anything worthwhile? other than that john wayne track

7" single - "John Wayne is Big Leggy" / "Sabres of Paradise" (Regard - RG100) - Reached Number 11 UK

7" single - "Holy Joe" / "Okay Daddy" (Regard - RG104) - Reached Number 51 UK

7" single - "Shiny Shiny" / "Shiny Shiny [Bon Temps]" (Regard - RG106) - Reached Number 16 UK

7" single - "Sister Friction" / "Here Comes The Beast" (Regard - RG108) - Reached Number 62 UK

There Album - Battle Hymns For Children Singing (Regard - RGLP6000) Reached Number 53 UK

so going off the chart positions of there songs i think the answer is.... No lol

and it's spelled "haysi fantayzee" Dave

I had to google it though lol

Thought so, wont be looking for their greatest hits eh!




yeah but whet did you type into google in the first place???

and how many different spellings did google list any way.

cheers

I cheated and googled "John Wayne is Big Leggy"

I remember the band name haysi fantayzee but to be honest I wouldn't have known the song title either if Robster hadn't posted it.

Coincidence - was listening to Haysi Fantaysee - John Wayne is Big Leggy just the other night. Going through all those tracks that I remember to see if I could revive any for regular use, stuff like: King - Love and Pride, JoBoxers - Boxer Beat, Classic Nouveaux - Guilty, Animal Magnet - Welcome to the Monkey House, Kane Gang - Closest Thing to Heaven etc...then happily lost myself in some A Certain Ratio and Rip Rig and Panic for a few hours - ahh those were the days...

And there's a pop trivia connection between two of the above groups - lets see if anyone gets it!

yes i bought both tracks on 7 inch back in 1982/83