I've stumped upon them before.
The "Four Gyro-Pogo Tops" or "Pan's People."
A lot of things aren't clear about these girls [i can imagine--tpa], but here they are again, performing the
"Four Star Flipper Man with Legs Over the Mantle" Dance.
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Aha, thanks for this information, Donna. That makes searching easier:
http://nl.youtube.com/results?se...=pan% 27s+people
Things seemed simpler then.
I miss hot pants.
I guess this is where The BPA got the idea for the "Toe Jam" video.oh, man,
i can't believe it's you...and on pcb linkdump.
i mean, it's mine [an old channel], and it happens to be one of my favorite videos, and of course it's pans people, and there's about a million of 'em, and i've seen 'em all; but seriously, you win, as far as blogging something which i had completely fucked up in good fun, and then added as a description.
but, you know, i kind of like the fact that 'four gyro-tops' or whatever i said sounds believable to someone besides me.
plus, i love splogman; and you're a friend on 123v, i think; one of the only ones that i kind of know.
happy new year,
tpa
"Dancing around dogs, one of which left the set shortly after the start of the performance, for Gilbert O'Sullivan's "Get Down" on 25 December 1973 What were they? Back in the day,six young ladies known as the Gyro-Pogo Tops decided to have their own exclusive dance-a-long.
Who were Bibs Lardy, Ruthy Person and Dee Welee Dee?
Beater Gals'?
Who recruited Luise Clare?
People found the baby and replaced Cherry Gillespie to get married by Sue Mnemonic Babs.[that's the part when i realized that, like me, you don't read everything you post--tpa]
Their first few hours they dreamed up a numerously literal dance, called the Four Star Flipper Man and Legs Over the Mantle dance.
Babs married actor Robert Powell and they live in Compost.
Louise, a millionaire with a house of Marble returned a gift few of the girls had bought her in the '60s."