Kings of Comedy - Hilarious Stand-Up Comedy Collection | Best Comedy Shows for Parties & Relaxation

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The British comedy scene was dominated during the Fifties by the anarchic splendour that was The Goon Show. Its stars were Peter Sellers, Spike Milligan, Harry Secombe and Michael Bentine, it combined ludicrous plotlines with surreal humour and was responsible for many words and phrases entering the English language. Listen to the best of those comedy gems on this 3 disc compilation, along with highlights from George Formby, Max Miller, Kenneth Williams and Bernard Cribbins. CD1 1. Don't Jump Off The Roof Dad - Tommy Cooper 2. Our Joe Won't Be With Us Much Longer - Al Read 3. Mad Passionate Love - Bernard Bresslaw 4. Take A Pew - Alan Bennett 5. Right, Said Fred - Bernard Cribbins 6. T.V.P.M. - Peter Cook 7. Gather In the Mushrooms - Benny Hill 8. The Pidey Pipeload Of Hamling - Stanley Unwin 9. With My Little Stick Of Blackpool Rock - George Formby 10. The Gnu Song - Flanders & Swann 11. Doctor Kildare - Eric Sykes & Hattie Jacques 12. Night Life - Kenneth Williams 13. The Ying Tong Song - The Goons 14. Tit Bits (Live) - Lonnie Donegan, Max Miller 15. We're The Guys (Who Drive...) - Morecambe & Wise 16. Hit Parade - Spike Milligan 17. Goodness Gracious Me - Peter Sellers & Sophia Loren And Many More... CD2 1. The Laughing Policeman - Charles Penrose 2. Transistor Radio - Benny Hill 3. Hand Up Your Sticks - Kenneth Williams 4. Goldyloppers And The Three Bearloaders - Stanley Unwin 5. Me And My Shadow - Morecambe & Wise 6. Little Miss Britten - Dudley Moore 7. The Reluctant Cannibal - Flanders & Swann 8. When I'm Cleaning Windows - George Formby 9. Hole In The Ground - Bernard Cribbins 10. The Market Song - Lonnie Donegan, Max Miller 11. Don't Laugh At Me - Norman Wisdom 12. I Love Paris - Eric Sykes & Hattie Jacques 13. The Lion And Albert - Stanley Holloway 14. Bluebottle Blues - The Goons 15. The Sewers Of The Strand - Spike Milligan 16. My Boomerang Won't Come Back - Charlie Drake 17. The Royal Box - Peter Cook & Dudley Moore 18. How Come There s No Dog Day? - Tommy Cooper And Many More... CD3 1. My Brother - Terry Scott 2. Face To Face - Peter Sellers 3. Lonely Boy - Benny Hill 4. The Girls I Like - Max Miller 5. The Signature Tune Of The Army Game - Bernard Bresslaw, Michael Medwin, Alfie Bass & Leslie Fyson 6. Gossip Calypso - Bernard Cribbins 7. Eeh! Ah! Oh! Ooh! - The Goons 8. One Leg Too Few - Peter Cook & Dudley Moore 9. Mr Custer - Charlie Drake 10. I'm Walking Out With A Mountain - Spike Milligan 11. Cockles And Mussels - Eric Sykes & Hattie Jacques 12. Donald Where's Your Trousers - Andy Stewart 13. Grandad's Flannelette Nightshirt - George Formby 14. You're Seeing Too Much... - Al Read 15. Mad Dogs And Englishmen - Noel Coward 16. Three Little Fishes - Frankie Howerd 17. Football Results - Michael Bentine 18. The Blood Donor - Tony Hancock

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Kings of Comedy, Various Artists, DAY3 CD061I have a great interest in comedy collections because amongst the many items there are often a few classics or ones that I remember from childhood. This new 3 CD set from One Day Music scores on both counts. I looked down the listing and there are a total of 60 items. Plenty of vintage laughs...The master of the daft story Al Read features on CD1 with "Our Joe Won't Be With Us Much Longer" & on CD2 with "That's Life" plus "You're Seeing Too Much of the Telly" from 1959. Al Read (1909 – 1987). He was very popular radio comedian who also appeared on TV and in summer season and panto. He had a deadpan delivery and his stories were based very much on observation and hit a chord with the public.Bernard Cribbins born 1928 is still around today and was highly popular when he recorded "Right, Said Fred" & "Hole in the Ground" & "Gossip Calypso" CD1 & CD2 & CD3. 1962. His career goes back to the early 1950s and he has covered most aspects of show biz. Happy memories...The ultimate 1960s send up is delivered by Eric Sykes & Hattie Jacques through their rendition of "Doctor Kildare" a well known USA TV series. 1962. Eric Sykes CBE (1923 – 2012) was a radio, television and film writer, actor and director whose performing career spanned more than 50 years. Hattie Jacques (born Josephine Edwina Jaques; 1922 – 1980) was a comedy actress of stage, radio and screen. She is best known as a regular of the Carry On films, where she typically played strict, no-nonsense characters, but was also a prolific television and radio performer.Diminutive Charlie Drake's "My Boomerang Won't Come Back" got plenty of airplay and his anarchic comedy was popular for decades. CD2, 1961. Charles Edward Springall, known professionally as Charlie Drake (1925 – 2006) was a comedian, actor, writer and singer.Add to these the Goons; Peter Sellers; Spike Milligan; Frankie Howerd & Tony Hancock and lots more you have an eclectic mix of the vintage such as Charles Penrose and his "Laughing Policeman" to Michael Bentine's "Football Results".All public domain recordings and taken from the period 1926 to 1962.Informative liner notes by Brian Parks. There are images of Benny Hill; Max Bygraves; Peter Sellers; Morecambe & Wise; Peter Cook; Dudley Moore; Bernard Cribbins; Spike Milligan; Frankie Howerd & Tony Hancock.CD1 running time 69.50CD2 running time 68.18CD3 running time 73.16Great value and good for a laugh full time...

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