But here’s the one that’s drivin’ me beserk, It’s a myth that Nicholas Lyndhurst sang the opening theme tune to Only Fools and Horses. T.V.s, deep freeze and David Bowie L.P.s, @onlyfoolsnews, Published On Tuesday, January 04, 2011 By, http://www.ofah.net/blog/only-fools-and-horses-cuts-part-1/, Only Fools and Horses – They think its all over – part 7, Only Fools and Horses Convention Dates For 2021, Only Fools and Horses 30th Anniversary Convention, Brand new Only Fools and Horses script starts today, Only Fools and Horses Cuts – Final Part 11, Exclusive Jolly Boys Photos Now Developed 22 years on, SOCIETY ANNOUNCEMENT For me there are two cheery stand out versions; the Bud Sugar version BacaryBax Channel has a hint of Mungo Jerry about it. The scene is where Del walks in and a bird in the background says Hello to Del. http://www.ofah.net/Files/Sickness%20And%20Wealth.txt. You can hear him say “it’s my middle name” although there is laughter over the first bit. i think raquel should of had an affair with rodney would anyone agree the reason i think that is because in some episodes she doesnt like him some she talks to him what a good affair. La-lala-la. We’ve got some half price cracked ice and miles and miles of carpet tiles, Bush, bush, bush, bush, bush, bush, bush … Sorry, I cannot understand the grammar in your statement. The action was shot manually frame by frame, and took around six weeks to complete. Cause if you want the best 'uns ONLY FOOLS AND HORSES Theme from the BBC TV Series "Only Fools And Horses" Written & Performed by John Sullivan - 1981 OPENING THEME: Stick a pony in me pocket, I'll fetch the suitcase from the van. In a early episode grandad mentions del giving money to the church for a new roof as it was him who nicked the old one before the miracle of Peckham episode. And the tides of the sea But heres the one thats driving me berserk

Pool games, gold chains, wosnames The images peeling away was conceived as a metaphor for the Trotters' lifestyle.

God bless Hooky Street, In total, the shots of Del and Rodney were updated three times during the series' run to reflect their ageing, whilst Grandad and Uncle Albert only ever received one version each during their run. It was widely reported that originally John wanted Chas and Dave to sing it, but they were busy, so BBC told him he would have to sing it himself, of course, we are talking from the second series onwards. Anyone else noticed that? And miles and miles of carpet tiles

Of all the versions on youtube, theirs is the one that feels most true to the original.

Its like a cross between The Smiths and Depeche Mode. https://onlyfoolsandhorses.fandom.com/wiki/Theme_tune?oldid=7933.

Is a mystery In English please not a clue what your on about !!! The first series used peeling labels featuring the names of the cast and crew, mirroring the opening sequence, but these had to be updated with every new episode, making the process very time-consuming; from the second series the credits switched to a standard rolling format. If we take another ever so slight diversion then there is the wonderful Ginja Ft LeeO – Delboys tune with cameos from Marlene, Boycie and Mickey.

Why do only fools and horses work? If you’re into dance music then Danny Byrd’s techno version might just be for you, there’s also a couple of drum and base versions kicking around. If you have any then add them on the comments box below. I always think the living room in the Trotter’s flat appears to be a slightly larger size in later episodes when Raquel lived in the flat, than in earlier episodes when Grandad lived there. ...ONLY FOOLS AND HORSES (OPENING CREDITS)... TV Theme -----..... *from the TV Series 1981* *CAPO 1st FRET* (Original Key: G#) Intro: A7 Verse 1: C'est magnifique Hooky Street He (Rodney) wants it and someone threw some muck and food on him (down the dust chute). It's like the changing of the seasons We would like to express our heartfelt sadness and warm wishes to the family of Nicholas and…. You may notice that it’s a combination of the opening and closing lyrics. An extra who was in the episode commented under a video on YT giving the actual name of the actor. That’s because it was Nicholas Lyndhurst who sung it.take no notice of what’s written on here. Viva Hooky Street, A splendid animation(why isn’t there an Only Fools cartoon?) We would like to express our heartfelt sadness and warm wishes to the family of Nicholas and…. Cos where it all comes from is a mystery, Cos if you want the best ‘uns, But you don’t ask questions, Then brother, I’m your man. See https://www.ofah.net/blog/big-brother/ for the screenshot. Only Fools and Horses Theme Music Opening Lyrics: Stick a pony in me pocket, I’ll fetch the suitcase from the van. He’s referring to the picture at the top from the episode ‘The Miracle of Peckham’. We must get this question in our inbox several times a year. It does sound like Tessa but is now confirmed as an Urban Myth with no substance. And you don't ask questions The 2001–2003 trilogy featured just Del and Rodney. There seems to be a constant flow of questions about Only Fools and Horses in our inbox, so today I put together a few suggested myths and a clear answer or two. From a mush in Shepherds Bush, Bush, Bush, Black or white, rich or poor, The scene is pictured here, where Del walks in and a bird in the background says Hello to Del, it does sound like Tessa but is now confirmed as an Urban Myth with no substance. Take a look and listen to our favorite sitcom theme music with its 80s indie style slant. The lyrics to the established themes contain both slang and references to British culture, and describe elements of the show. And another thing !!!! These are "from a mush in Shepherd's Bush"; mush is slang for a man whose name is unknown and Shepherd's Bush is a West London district.The line "no income tax, no VAT" summarises their outlook, before closing with the refrain "God bless Hooky Street".

The closing theme follows suit, describing the dubious goods that the Trotters specialise in, from "miles and miles of carpet tiles" to "Trevor Francis tracksuits"; Francis was an English football player during the 1970s and 1980s. Then brother I'm your man, Where it all comes from No money back, no guarantee, Only Fools and Horses - Theme Tune.

If you like your metal heavier, then Deadly Moshpit on the Ivana Stojanovic  channel should be for you. No income tax, no V.A.T., La-lala-la

I thought it was “…but HE’S the one WHO’S drivin’ me beserk”, not “…but HERE’S the one THAT’S drivin’ me beserk”.

La la lala - la la la la la (etc) @onlyfoolsnews, Only Fools and Horses Batman and Robin Surgery, Only Fools and Horses Convention Dates For 2021, Only Fools and Horses 30th Anniversary Convention, Only Fools and Horses Cuts – Final Part 11, Exclusive Jolly Boys Photos Now Developed 22 years on, SOCIETY ANNOUNCEMENT Is there anywhere the full version of Jolly boys can be bought? His first name is Aubrey, he reveals that in the episode where there’s a seance. http://foolsandhorses.weebly.com/where-have-i-seen-you-before.html, second picture when you scroll down, is it Robbie Williams. One of the actors who played diamien also played one of the micheals in Goodnight sweetheart that other programme rodney did with that not all there michelle holmes, No his name is AUBREY, I didn’t find this out until they did Green Green Grass.

Quite simply John Sullivan creator and scriptwriter to Only Fools sung the opening and closing theme tunes.

We must get this question in our inbox several times a year. I should know, I was there. Anyone who has seen a broadcasted version on BBC or GOLD will have noticed several missing scenes or changes to the background music. Both songs are performed by Sullivan, and not – as is sometimes thought – by Nicholas Lyndhurst.Sullivan had intended for Chas & Dave to sing it, since they were an act associated with Cockney-style music, but they were unavailable having just recorded a hit record with "Ain't No Pleasing You", so he was persuaded to do it himself by Ray Butt.The new theme was also arranged by Hazlehurst. These appear over a background of still photographs of everyday life in South London, including a used car lot and a tower block. Translation: Albert threw the saxophone (he means trumpet) in the bin.

John Sullivan wrote and performed the song to Only Fools & Horses. Many thanks. I am a massive fan of the show, watch it all the time. Pals likened dad-of-one Paul Fryer, to Rodney Trotter from the iconic sitcom because of his ‘lanky’ demeanour and character traits he shared with Rodders, played by Nicholas Lyndhurst. The opening credits see images of the three principal actors peel on and off the screen sequentially like adhesive labels. Only Fools and Horses theme tune – The Myth. GOING TO WATCH THE EPISODE AND CHECK IT OUT NOW !!! Some Trevor Francis track-suites Magnifique, Hooky Street, Is it true. “I like chocolate a lot, just ordinary milk chocolate, I love it, but every so often I like to have chocolate in a different form, with honeycomb, caramel or with raisins, and rather than have a bar, I’ll have it in square, round or triangular  shapes. From Wales Skinny Monkey offer an almost prog rock version on Dave Davies Channel which takes a while to get going, but certainly has it’s own little something. There is also the Thrill Collins version on the Andrew Lansley channel which is a very fine example of an acoustic almost skiffle version. It’s true that it wasn’t Robbie Williams in MNS. Stick a pony in me pocket, La-la-la-la-lah One thing I can’t understand is why they used so many different exterior buildings as the Nags Head pub. Viva Hooky Street Fancy a jazzy version then check out Ana Stajdohar Kunststück  on channel Selixds with John Challis reading on the sofa.

We recently asked John Sullivan if it was true, that Raquel (Tessa Peake-Jones) had appeared in the very first episode Big Brother. Can’t stop la-lahing I then asked John if it was true, that Raquel (Tessa Peake-Jones) had appeared in the very first episode Big Brother. I once had a rare opportunity to talk to John Sullivan. I'll fetch the suitcase from the van Why do only fools and horses work

So why should I do a version? E-Mail (will not be published) (required), Only Fools and Horses News Hooky is British slang for something stolen or which has been acquired illegally. And at a push La-lala-la, Best and funniest show ever made – This video is really cool, E-Mail (will not be published) (required), Only Fools and Horses News So is his name Aubrey, or is that his middle name (as he says in In sickness and in wealth)?