Not on Discogs. Must be worth a fortune.

Jon Pertwee Sings Songs For Vulgar Boatmen

If you want to shaft the Bookies, I’d suggest a flutter on who’s going to win a BAFTA next year. I’d stick a Pony on “Pub Hooligan of the year” on this fine Thespian. Not sure who he is, but the chap in the blue T-Shirt - it’s Method Acting at its very best 😉 @golfyfun.bsky.social

Laugh In With Terry Scott Featuring June Whitfield – Despite a long working relationship this 1975 disc was the only LP released by the much loved duo, recorded and released exclusively in South Africa.

Jimmy Fletcher – Hits The Bottle Recorded live at The Bannockburn Miners' Club, Stirling Cover picture shows Jimmy Fletcher in action in the Anvil pub in Bonnyrigg, Midlothian

Picked all these up in a charity shop yesterday. The George Michael I picked u purely because it contained some tickets and a back stage pass. Couldn't leave Vic behind even though I already have loads of copies of that one. #georgemichael

BRITAIN BY JOVE A four part travelogue presented by ventriloquist Ray Alan and his companion Lord Charles. Made in the 1960s by British Pathe to promote holidays in Great Britain, the shows were produced and directed by Mike Hodges. www.britishpathe.com/asset/196187/

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Always amazed at what turns up at the midweek boot sale. This week I picked up this large signed and mounted photo of Suzi Quatro. Taken during the shoot for the cover of If You Knew Suzi... by Gered Mankowitz #SuziQuatro

Freddie 'Mr Parrot Face' Davies – The Stories Of The Pied Piper & Snow White

Anthony Newley - born this day 1931

The Best Of British – a 1974 EP sampler of Atlantic musical acts including Average White Band and Heavy Metal Kids. Also featuring the talents of professional QE2 lookalike Jeannette Charles on the front cover.

The Nicky Martyn Laughter Show – 'Recorded live on stage at The Horseshoe Theatre Nite Spot, Pleasure Beach, Blackpool

Roy Chubby Brown – Chubbys 12 Inch from 1989, featuring the double a-side tracks F★◆☆ Off, and Just A F★◆☆

Today we salute the classic 'Steve Barnes' literary trilogy, a series of detective novels written by best-selling author, former footballer and pie-eating enthusiast Steve Bruce.

Ivor Biggun & The D. Kups – Bras On 45

Bernie Winters born this day 1932 With brother Mike on the 1972 Hallmark reissue of their album Mike & Bernie Winters In Toyland – the duo supplied with strings for the cover photo by Pelham Puppets

Adam Faith and Jon Pertwee join forces for a skiffle session on Six-Five Special, 1957

A few random Crazy Gang programmes from the decade when they reigned supreme at the Victoria Palace theatre.

TV theme of the day : George Fenton – Bergerac (UK Food For Thought Records #vinyl 7" 45 1985) youtu.be/f4j-Jyb5vMA #eighties #TV #theme #instrumental #80smusic #45s #singles

Alan Randall Sings Great Comedy War Songs

Photoplay Film Monthly - February 1969 and Kate O'Mara is the girl of the month

Ricky Livid And The Tone Deafs – Tomorrow. A Round The Horne spin-off featuring Hugh Paddick and written by series regulars Eric Merriman and Edwin Braden

The Al Read Show takes to Blackpool Central Pier for the summer season, 1964

Barry Foster – born this day 1927

Gary Portnoy – Theme From "Cheers". If there is a single duff episode of this sitcom I have yet to see it.

Patricia Routledge - seen here having her bottom spanked by David Holliday on a 1967 studio recording of Cole Porter's Kiss Me Kate

Hot tram action! – The sound of trams recorded by BBC sound effects collector and proud tram enthusiast Jeremy Palm.

Comedian, satirist, cartoonist and storyteller Willie Rushton - born this day 1937

Her Royal Highness David Lodge, born this day 1921.

Great rhetorical questions of our time - Derek Jameson's 1986 single 'Do They Mean Us?', released on an unsuspecting public as he took over Radio 2's breakfast show from Ken Bruce.

Oh those crazy Smurfs and their bombs hidden inside beautifully wrapped gift boxes! The Smurfs – The Joking Smurf, released in 1983 during that cursed period when every child at school (other than me) had mini Smurf figures galore, the result of a promotion by National Service petrol stations.

Dinsdale Landen as Mickey alongside Liz Fraser as love interest Maisie in the first episode of the series 'Big Fleas, Little Fleas'

Who needs blokes with their fancy synthesisers? This is the future 🍷

Yootha Joyce - born this day 1927

Super smashing great rap star Jim Bowen - born this day 1937

My new earworm 💩

Time to put your singing head on! Jon Pertwee (with a little help from Una Stubbs & Geoffrey Bayldon) – Worzel Gummidge Sings, a 1980 Decca collection of scarecrow ditties.

Bernard Cribbins 1967 version of When I'm Sixty Four – as with the Beatles original the recording was overseen by George Martin

#weekendsingles Midweek boot sale haul. Every copy of the Lotus Eaters picture disc is unique as it contains actual pressed flowers under the top layer.

Fri, Dec 19, 1969: Strand Palace Hotel Press Conf. Hoping to raise £1,000,000 for World Wildlife Fund. Spike Milligan, with the help of many artists, made an LP called No One's Gonna Change Our World. Maurice attends as the only person still calling himself a Bee Gee (Barry went solo Dec 1.)

Jim Dale - Oscar, Tony, & Grammy nominated pop singer, songwriter, actor, comedian, Broadway star and Carry On legend - 90 today!

Meaty BATEY Big and Bouncy! Derek Batey – With Words And Music For Every Mr & Mrs

In about the mid 1990's the band I'm in, The Dylan Rabbit (formed 1989 and still chasing success!), subjected out demo tape to the Melody Maker's Holly Hernandez and her 'Demo Hell'. Here's her damning review. Harsh? Maybe. Fair? Maybe. Anyone know what became of the other bands?

April 1972 - The stars of ITV's Comedians open for a season at the London Palladium. A lot of top comedy squeezed into a twice nightly show.

Relationship advice from prolific gag writer Bob Melvin – Closer, Baby, Don't Fight It!. Billed as "A live performance America's brightest new comedian", it didn't quite live up to the hype as this 1961 LP was the only one he ever released...

Victoria Plum - children's stories written and read by the multi-talented Angela Rippon

The 1969 Marble Arch reissue of Steptoe And Son definitely reminds me of something. Anybody fancy a Steptoe versus Alien spinoff?

All aboard the Comedy Caravan – a collection of 1950s vintage American comedy, featuring Stan Freberg, Johnny Standley, Andy Griffith and Harry Stewart (as his comic characters Yogi Yorgesson and Harry Kari).

Slightly diminish a band: BAAB