I sneak this song into performances from time to time, and it brings a nostalgic smile to the lips of those who remember the old button A and B telephone kiosks. The cellphone generation needs to have it explained, however!

When I moved into a bedsit in SW10 in the late 60s I was delighted to discover it had a FLAxman number - so much more classy than FREmantle up the road in Earls Court, doncherknow!

Can't remember now where FRObisher and PROspect were. Somehow 7352, 7373, 7776 and 7774 (the modern equivalents) are less romantic.

Alan