Buggernation Street Annual 1975

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Alan and Elsie are absent, with a pissed-up Alan coming close to setting the house on fire earlier; Albert Tatlock is also absent, busily planning his new career as a gigolo.

Eddie Yeats hires an Alsatian as a guard-dog for his intended security business; the lack of interest prompts him to nick some copper from Len’s yard and leads Stan and Albert to plan hiding in the Rovers’ cellar overnight, both actions proving Eddie’s services are needed. The New Year is greeted with a windy start on Alan’s part, whilst Ernie is under further pressure from Emily on account of his bearded behaviour over the festive holidays. Available now, it’s Johnny Monroe’s first-hand account of living through the pandemic of 2020/21, lifted from the posts of the Winegum Telegram blog.Len is a builder by trade, but has numerous deviant outside interests, most prominently his passion for posing as a children's swimming instructor at Weatherfield Baths.

This is what happens when you ridicule and poke fun at the tiny moral minority who control all means of mass communication. Len is in a foul mood as a swimming contest featuring the under-14s in bikinis is relocated from Weatherfield Baths to the lido - a venue he’s barred from. Elsewhere, Maggie is prepared to give Alf the benefit of the doubt when it comes to his suggestions for their spanking sessions, and Emily’s attempts to raise funds for charity sees Albert Tatlock challenge anyone to accompany him on a walk across Weatherfield Moor. Beato correctly pointed out the absolute pittance of royalties Henley could claim should anyone dare insert fifteen seconds of ‘Hotel California’ into a video would be something to put Spotify to shame – a handful of cents at the most.

Rick Beato, an American record producer with an informative and engaging YT channel, recently issued a video in which he berated Don Henley from The Eagles for whining over ‘loss of earnings’ due to fans sharing snippets of Eagles tracks on YT. He also hosts an annual 'Friends of Albert Tatlock' meeting at the street's community centre, one at which he is usually the only person present. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.