21st July 2009

Credit Crunch Song – Voice Over Man – What A Bunch Of Bankers

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Peter Dickson is the voice of ITV, X-Factor, Britain’s Got Talent, Family Fortunes to name a few.

He’s made a record about the credit crunch and the BBC have banned it, ‘its too politically sensitive’ say the Beeb. Help him get the record into the charts so the BBC have to play it!

Do you like the action of the banks in recent months? No, they’ve taken our money. When was the last time you needed some cash, say several billion and you were given it? Come on …


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