The Very Best Of Mrs Mills

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from April 1967, where she manages to look almost exactly like the equally wonderful Margaret Rutherford. The first live band to ever play at the popular Nocturne event, the Mrs Mills Experience provided musical accompaniment to the exciting Penny Farthing bike races [ see photos] and were featured on Channel 4's coverage. Playing to a packed crowd, the band roused the crowd to sing along to music hall classics, while party hats were handed out to get folks in the mood. I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles" and " Yellow Submarine", all of which were re-released by EMI in their 2003 compilation The Very Best of Mrs Mills.

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Mrs Mills Jubilee Party Vol 2, also released in 1977 has quite the worst Mrs Mills sleeve I've ever seen. A teddy bear and a pink elephant can be seen on the cover of 'Bumper Bundle Party' from November 1970. Barker and Corbett performed a medley of Mills-style classics revolving around John Mills' character in the 1969 film Oh! Her first single –“Mrs Mills Medley”– entered the UK Top Twenty, and was a piano medley of the songs, “I Want to Be Happy,”“The Sheik of Araby,”“Baby Face,”“Somebody Stole My Gal,”“Ma He’s Making Eyes at Me,”“Swanee,”“Ain’t She Sweet,” and “California Here I Come. Such was the buzz behind this new outfit that a prestigious Saturday night slot at this year's Vintage Festival was secured - without the band even recording a demo!In December 1974, she appeared as the subject of This Is Your Life, hosted by Eamonn Andrews, when it was revealed that the first record she had recorded was " A Gal in Calico", cut in a make-your-own-record booth on Southend Pier for a half-crown, with her girlhood pal Lily Dormer. Mrs Mills Experience join in the nautical japes at the Tamesis Dock boat party – photos Mrs Mills Experience and Glam Chops festive party, Buffalo Bar New music hall sensation, the Mrs Mills Experience, debuts at the Offline Club, Brixton Brixton! After a bit of jovial joshing with the comic maestros, Mrs Mills gets stuck into a top medley of songs including, “Ain’t That a Grand and Glorious Feeling,”“Yes Sir that’s My Baby,”“Powder Your Face With Sunshine” and “My Old Man Said Follow The Van. In October, we played a Day Of The Dead show with our friends the Dulwich Ukulele Club, and a couple of weeks later we were asked by TV's Mary Portas to play the Roman Road east end street market to be filmed for her Channel 4 TV show.

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I’ve managed to find a team of musicians who love Mrs Mills as much as me, and we’re going to be playing festivals and gigs in the summer of 2012. Mrs Gladys Mills was remembered for her sense of fun, and her album covers were rarely serious affairs, as this collection testifies. Clubbers were treated to the unexpected spectacle of the Mrs Mills Experience in full flight, performing in the middle of a packed dance floor at midnight. A number of additional albums, with titles such as Knees-Up Roaring 20s Party, Crazy Rhythm, Mairzy Doats and Dozy Doats, Just Mrs Gladys Mills, and Welcome To Mrs Mills' Honky Tonk Party, are either compilations of tracks from various EMI Parlophone albums and singles, or older albums reissued under new titles.By the end of January 1962, she would be a household name, rising to fame during the same period as her stable-mates The Beatles, with whom she had shared space at Abbey Road Studios (as mentioned in the Beatles Anthology DVD bonus materials). The October 1972 release of 'Another Flippin' Party' saw Gladys standing around with a bunch of penguins. There's too many to list here, but you can see a comprehensive listing of all her releases on her Wikipedia page and MusicStack. Delivering a variety pack of authentic, working class singalong tunes, the Mrs Mills Experience aims to make the audience the star, unleashing a salvo of good time music for these austerity stricken times.

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My late mother, God bless her, was an avid fan of Mrs Mills, hence I grew up listening to Gladys ‘tinkling the ivories’– and all these years later, I still enjoy listening! Mrs Mills poses behind a rather smart white grand piano for the 'More Music For Anytime' album from July 1971. In September, the Mrs Mills Experience headlined a show at the legendary Duckie Club at the Royal Vauxhall Tavern in south London.Loughton Town Council commissioned a blue plaque to her memory on the house at 43 Barncroft Close, her home for many years.