Bad Manners - Just A Feeling

A performance by Bad Manners on Top Of The Pops in 1981.

[Gandim]

Ronnie Barker wore that exact outfit when he performed as Buster Gut on The Two Ronnies

[rangers]

Utter brilliance…. Winston Bazoomies on harmonica.. absolute legend..

[vamboroolz]

In 1981 when this was released I couldn’t have cared less about Bad Manners. It wasn’t my type of music. Now, after a life immersed in music I realise just how great this song is. Fantastic.

[jonlacey]

So under rated how much they influenced the ska scene in the early eighties, I was the only kid at high school listening to this style of music everyone else new romantic

[dougmedina]

You could never take them as serious as say The Specials, Selecter, The Beat or even Madness, but damn they were a great band!

[Skynet]

I loved this bk in the day.i was only 11 and it feels like yesterday. Best days of my life the 80s. Not like the shit we have today and the shit world we live in.it was a different class.

[oneidawolf]

I have this tune on a playlist I play for my 10 month old son, He loves Bad Manners especially the live videos. Thanks for helping raise him!

[shaunainsley]

Probly one of the best Skinhead tunes of the 80s.

[Hanniiee]

This man brought to stage, A real kind of ? If i can do this Any one can, his movements, his weight, and good with it to, lots of energy mate ! Also that big shiny head ! Also a good mix of old great Reggae ! and gave us all a good bit of fun, loved all they did and song ! and he is still the best front man for bad manners ! i have all there music and i love it and them, thank you bad manners for all you have gave us, love to see you always ! cheers boys ! charlie in Kent.

[colmokelly]

what a classic...still whip out the vinyl, absolute legend

[gerryandrews]

Saw Bad Manners at Sheffield Poly Students Union 1981. The music still sounds fresh today 43 years later!! It's just mad to think that there's less time between 1941 and the Second World War and 1981 than between 1981 and 2024. The Second World War era feels like a completely different time!!! 1981 still can seem relevant and relatable! How so????

[paullodge]

What a record brilliant 😁 stay safe everyone

[TheMoisesgooner]

Legend! Used to sing this in primary school

[mapletusk]

What a fucking performance. Holy shit..I sure hope-wherever these mad lads are-that they're enjoying life to its absolute fullest, but also remembering to take their heart medication. Absolute ENERGY

[Infinityandbeyonde]

LOVED LOVED LOVED this song back in 80s. Bought the single played it over and over. It was my favourite when it came out. Still love it now in 2020
I went to see Bad Manners at Hammersmith Palais I can't remember the year I was 15, I lost my shoe there too much jumping 🤭..no seats, everyone jumping.. pogoing. I remember The Ramones were the supporting warm up act and the crowd were spitting at them... different genre I guess. Never forget that

[jarrodhayes]

god i love this so much, long live ska

[jerome]

What happened to the Brits?I used to love watching these bands on tv in the US.They were always so goofy, funny, and cheerful.I really miss those days of great entertainment from U.K..The 80's bands were good here in US.But the Brits were awesome.Madness, One Step

[thomasglover]

he's got a dry suit on !!! make no wonder he"s so sweaty . last time i had a dry suit on it was bludy cold ? mind you i was working underwater and managed to put a hole in it however, a great band absolutley love Buster and the rest of the band, lxx

[cnoc]

Saw them at Strathclyde Uni 1980ish. The whole room was bouncing.
Great gig

[shawnmclean]

I saw them in Boston. Absolutely one of the best, most fun live acts. Buster was spitting fake blood, the keyboardist had a nuns habit on etc.