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A fourth compilation of extracts from Radio 4's long-running "antidote to panel games", with chairman Humphrey Lyttleton and panellists Tim Brooke-Taylor, Barry Cryer, Graeme Garden and Willie Rushton - not forgetting "the lovely Samantha". Items from Rushton's last two shows are included.
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Format:Audio Cassette
Brilliance.
Humph and the 'gang' execute some excellent innuendo here, and there's generally a good feeling in the studio, where they have 'amassed a capacity crowd of 700, odd people'.
The tapes are packed with light hearted banter and brilliant improvisation. My favourites are 'mood music' ("Wait! I must... put on these flares!"), and the round of newly sponsored game shows, especially Importance of Being Earnest - sponsored by McDonalds. "Hello, welcome to the importance of being Ronald".
I will definately buy more tapes from this series, as they can make you smile whenever you turn them on! And especially brilliant performaces from Humph, the host, and the late Willie Rushton.
A recommended purchase!
Humph and the 'gang' execute some excellent innuendo here, and there's generally a good feeling in the studio, where they have 'amassed a capacity crowd of 700, odd people'.
The tapes are packed with light hearted banter and brilliant improvisation. My favourites are 'mood music' ("Wait! I must... put on these flares!"), and the round of newly sponsored game shows, especially Importance of Being Earnest - sponsored by McDonalds. "Hello, welcome to the importance of being Ronald".
I will definately buy more tapes from this series, as they can make you smile whenever you turn them on! And especially brilliant performaces from Humph, the host, and the late Willie Rushton.
A recommended purchase!
Format:Audio Cassette
In a fitting tribute to the life and comic soul of the late Willie Rushden, this edition of I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue includes a moving eulogy which describes him as "as eccentric aristocrat and the peoples champion". All that was needed to show how great he was was to broadcast his final contribution in its entirety without dwelling on his part and life or being over indulgent or sycophantic. This collection features all that you'd expect from the show: Mornington Crescent, One Song to the Tune of Another et al. This is an essential purchase for the afficionado as well as a dazzling introdution for the less au fait.
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