The Bradshaws because they keep looking at each other). Michael is based on a school friend of Buzz Hawkins (who was also called Michael Morris). Betty Morris is the mother of Michael Morris. She is having an affair with the coal man (although Audrey refuses to believe this). Betty and Audrey often love to go out for a game of housey housey (bingo). Mr Morris is the Father of Michael Morris (although Michael's real father is the Coalman), Mr Morris is tight-fisted and bald, he has stolen Alf's tools several times. Uncle Walter is Audrey's Uncle, he got a Gunshot to a
Independence (Lulu album) Independence (Lulu album) Independence is an album by Scottish singer Lulu, released in 1993. It was Lulu's first release of new material since 1982. The title track was a hit in Europe, but was less successful in the United States. It reached No. 11 on the UK Singles Chart, and No. 3 on the US dance charts. It is described by reviewer Jose F. Promis as "...housey and anthem-like...(and) stands as one of the better dance-pop songs of the decade." Despite this, the album only briefly charted, peaking at #67 in the UK Albums Chart. "Rolling Stone" gave the album