-
became the song "Good
Times Roll" (included on the
Rutles' first, self-titled
album in 1978). The
Rutles themselves first appeared in a
sketch later in 1975...
- as The
Rutles) is a 1978
television film that
traces (in
mockumentary style) the
career of a
fictitious English rock
group called the
Rutles. As TV Guide...
- The
Rutles (alternately
titled Meet The
Rutles) is a
soundtrack album to the 1978
telemovie All You Need Is Cash. The
album contains 14 of the tongue-in-ch****...
-
sleeve with two
Rutles photos and
album credits, but no lyrics. CD
contains booklet with
photos and lyrics.
Label photo of The
Rutles asleep is a parody...
-
would send in
Beatles LPs with
their sleeves altered to show the
Rutles. In 1978, the
Rutles'
mockumentary film All You Need Is Cash, a
collaboration between...
- The
Rutles 2: Can't Buy Me
Lunch (also
known as
Rutles: Evolution) is a re-telling of the 1978
mockumentary All You Need Is Cash, in a
modern setting....
- fame as an
actor in The
Rutles: All You Need Is Cash, a
spoof on the Beatles, in
which he
performed as a
member of The
Rutles. He was also a
member of...
- This
event was
subsequently referenced in the
Rutles' song "Shangri-La" on
their 1996
reunion album The
Rutles Archaeology,
which was
itself a
parody of The...
-
expanded into a full
Rutles song, "Good
Times Roll", for the All You Need Is Cash film and album.
Aside from the
first appearance of the
Rutles, the show features...
- - Gary
Usher "The
Rutles - the Lean
Years - Part 3". "The
Rutles -
Rhino Records Beatlesongs Press Release - Page 1". "The
Rutles -
Rhino Records Beatlesongs...
