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Star Trek Adventures
I'm just saying this: the best reason to listen to this is Scotty's "scottish" accent...
"Where are the robots I ordered?! Og, froth at the mouth, og!"
THE SEEDY SOUND OF "HELLO CHEEKY!"
Most of the songs on Marty Feldman's album were written by John Junkin and composed by Denis King, both of whom worked on Feldman's TV series. They'd concocted the songs for their own amusement, but Marty heard a couple, liked them, and suggested he
A little British comedy
Just a couple of albums I found in my collection.
Jasper Carrott - Live in America
Jasper Carrott - In the club
Frankie Howard - At the Establishment
Dark Shadows Music from the show
I had a request for the music from the show, I think I have the new series soundtrack somewhere on the computer too. Here is the first volume-
The Begatting of the President - Orson Welles
Mediarts 1969
"This is an oddity, but an amusing one. The great Orson Welles dramatically reading this slightly sacreligious yet scathing pseudo-Scriptural account of the rise of Richard Nixon and the LBJ years.
SIDE ONE: L.B. Jenesis / The Defoliat Read more…
Behind the Button-Down Mind of Bob Newhart
1961 album by the famous standup comedian and sitcome actor.
Michael Hordern
Here is a link to Michael Hordern reading The Reluctant Dragon a children's story by Kenneth Grahame first published in 1898. This is from an ARGO record 1977.
http://www.mediafire.com/?tysgez2agseg5wh
Back in 1977 M Hordern had 50 film appearences u
Read more…Music Hall - Musichall ~ Old Time performances
Music Hall
Hope this is not a duplication but could not see this any where. I thought I'd ask if there are any Music Hall items out and about? I will be uploading what I have here over the next few weeks and hope they might be added to by a few peop
Read more…Stan Freberg - USA (by request)
The complete Stan Freberg Presents The Untied States of America
Enjoy!
My Favorite Story by America's Greatest Performers
features Groucho Marx, Phil Silvers, Red Skelton, Gene Kelly, George Burns, Lucille Ball, Joey Bishop, Jack Benny, Bob Hope, Jimmy Stewart...
