Ron Nasty

Ronald "Ron" Nasty, MBE (9 December, 1944), was one of the founders of The Rutles. Nasty and Dirk McQuicky wrote most of The Rutles songs together. Nasty met Chastity, a German girl whose father had invented WWII. He was known as "a ex-banjo player of no fixed ability".

About
Nasty lived with his uncle was he was younger and was very angry. He played the ukulele at a very young age and would lock himself playing his ukelele. He blew up his school when he was six. He had "minor" anger issues. Nasty played with the Rutles at a very young age but didn't get very famous until 1962 when he met their manager, Leggy Mountbatten. He wrote a book called Out Of Me Head in 1964 then made a movie with the Rutles called A Hard Day's Rut. In 1966, he noticed he and his mates were changing by finding a strange substance called tea. He was the first to try it and with that it was the result of Rutvolver. In 1968, him and Dirk flew to New York City to announce the formation of Rutle Corps which quickly became bankrupt. In 1969, him and his mates started to drift apart and started to stop taking but still sing and soon not to even sing. After The Rutles, he turned his back on the world and was left with his thoughts and memories. Later he got back into the recording studio and started making albums again.