Funniest albums...................

[Beezerk]

Are Southern types allowed to remember the Rochdale Cowboy?

Mebbiz
I just recall him being loved by the mining community during the strike (I lived right next to a pit throughout the 80's).

 

[louise_a]

Blimey yes old Jasper, he was a funny guy.
Any Northern types remember Mike Harding? Used to listen to him a lot back in the 80's along with Derek and Clive obviously :thup:

A couple of us have already mentioned Mike Harding, I remember him playing in folk clubs when he mostly sang and just did a couple of jokes.

 

[louise_a]

Are Southern types allowed to remember the Rochdale Cowboy?

His story of when he was on top of the pops is hilarious.

 

[bluewolf]

When I was a kid, I loved listening to The Houghton Weavers.. My personal favourite? Obviously...

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[Hobbit]

+1

I also like Bob Newhart, especially The Driving Instructor.

Bob Newhart's Sir Walter Raleigh sketch has me in tears.

 

[richart]

Bob Newhart's Sir Walter Raleigh sketch has me in tears.

Nutty Walt.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Anyone remember Richard Digence. Guitar player a bit like Mike Harding who did some funny(ish) songs. Saw him live once and he did a more adult version of the act and was really rather good almost as if the strait jacket of being on TV and having to behave was taken off. He did a bit of stand up that night too and again was rather good

 

[richart]

I saw Max Boyce in Jersey when I lived there. Loved his rugby stories.