The Stonk Hale & Pace and The Stonkers, 1991. Brian produced the track and played guitar and keyboards, whilst Roger played drums. Written by Joe Griffiths and Hale & Pace. Released as a single in aid of Comic Relief, which reached no 1 in March 1991. Additional Assistance and Notes: Hale & Pace (vocals) Brian May, Toni Iommi and Dave Gilmour (guitars) Roger Taylor, Cozy Powell and Rowan Atkinson (as Mr. Bean) (drums) Neil Murray (bass) Brian May, Mike Moran and Joe Griffiths (keyboards) Chris Thompson, Judie Tzuke, Mike Moran, Maggie Ryder, Miriam Stockley and Suzie O'List (backing vocals) Produced by Brian May Engineered by Greg Jackma and John Brough Assistant Engineer - Heidi Cannavo Special Guest Engineer - David Richards Recorded at Metropolis Studios, London, 1991 Cutting engineer Kevin Metcalfe at Townhouse Studios Available Versions: 1. Single Version (3:45) (available on all singles) 2. Extended Version (5:18) (available on the 12\" and CD singles only; features a lengthy piano introduction, and some additional instrumental sections, but loses some of the lyrics) Lyrics: (the extended version loses the first line, the first three and last three verses) Good evening. Here is the six 'o' clock.... stonk
All over the nation there's a brand new craze You see it going on wherever music plays It's funky and it's spunky and it's impolite You can do it by day but it's better at night
S.T.O.N.K Let's stonk To the rhythm of the honky tonk Stick a red nose on your conk And let's stonk
Well you can play a fiddle with a lump of cheese Or make the Taj Mahal out of mushy peas Or microwave a pussy cat for your tea But it's better little baby if you stonk with me
S.T.O.N.K Let's stonk To the rhythm of the honky tonk Stick a red nose on your conk And let's stonk
And now here are some great stonkers of our time Nice to see you, to see you stonk Read my lips, I'm a stonker Ich bin ein Stonker It's one small step for man, one giant stonk for mankind
Let's stonk If you're skinny or if you're fat Let's stonk Then you're on your way to wearing a hat Upside down if you think you're a bat, let's stonk
They're stonking in the offices and in the shops The robbers are even stonking with the cops Grandma is stonking as she stokes the fire The boy-o's are all stonking in the male voice choir
S.T.O.N.K Let's stonk To the rhythm of the honky tonk Stick a red nose on your conk And let's stonk
Let's stonk - stonky, stonky - yeah, yeah, yeah Let's stonk - stonky, stonky - nose on your conky Let's stonk - stonky, stonky - hubba, hubba, hubba Let's stonk - stonky, stonky - stick a red nose on your conk And let's stonk And let's stonk Don't be a plonker when you can be a stonker Let's stonk
Hey, are you stonking - are you asking? I'm asking - I'm stonking
Let's stonk To the rhythm of the honky-tonk And let's stonk - oh, go on please, just stonk with me once more
Let's stonk, let's stonk - I think we ought to Let's stonk, let's stonk - are you stonking at home? Shall I compare thee to a summer's stonk I'd rather you didn't You don't know what you're missing Oh yes I do
Officer, I'll come quietly Well that would make a change And one final word, from Jacques Coustonk Blubbbl, blubbl