Gola Bag by Cockney Rejects

Album: not on an album (1977)

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In his autobiography Cockney Reject, Jeff Turner explained the very simple inspiration for this song: "'cos I always had a Gola bag with me."

It was recorded when they were known as The S--ters. Which is already too much information. >>
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Alexander Baron - London, England

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