What was the name of the cow in ‘The Woodentops’?
The Woodentops (TV series) Browne, Josephina Ray, Peter Hawkins Designs: Barbara Jones 1. Introduction (9 September 1955)<br>2. Boats and Pigs <br>3. Horse<br>4. Spotty’s Paw<br>5. Spotty’s Sheep<br>6. Spotty’s Joke<br>7. Dog Washing<br>8. Injured Bird<br>9. Bird Set Free<br>10. Twins’ Holiday<br>11. Soap Box<br>12. Baby’s Bath<br>13. Surprises<br>14. Show<br>15. Party<br>16. Buttercup<br>17. Belling the Cow<br>18. Hayfield<br>19. Horse Shoe (14 March 1958)<br>20. Steam Roller<br>21. Geese<br>22. Ducks<br>23. Pram<br>24. Dinner Bell<br>25. Sacks<br>26. Paper Hats The Woodentops was filmed in a tin shed at the BBC's Lime Grove Studios. The narrator/storyteller for all episodes, who also provided the dialogue for Mummy Woodentop, was Maria Bird who, typical of BBC presenters of the time, spoke with
The Woodentops and one of the album's standout tracks, "Wheels Turning", became a dancefloor favourite. The Woodentops continued to play live, touring the world until 1992, and tracks such as "Tainted World" became a regular on New York radio station Kiss FM with DJ Tony Humphries. Vocalist and guitarist Rolo McGinty, who also wrote all Woodentops' songs, resurfaced with the DJ band Pluto in the 1990s, the Dogs Deluxe electronica project and also provided vocals for Gary Lucas's, "Gods and Monsters". Guitarist Simon Mawby was briefly a member of The House of Love in the early 1990s. The Woodentops returned to live