Captain Wayne's Mad Music Show, Episode #30, June 4, 2006

Topic: "A Brit's Eye View" hosted by Nigel Hall of Brackley, Northampshire, England

This show has 6 parts:

Part 1

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	You're The One That I Want [first known play]	Hylda Baker & Arthur Mullard
	The Chicken Song	Spitting Image
	The Lion And Albert	Stanley Holloway
	Funky Moped	Jasper Carrott
	Boom-Oo-Ya-Ta-Ta-Ta [only known play]	Morcambe & Wise
	Tony Hancock [only known play]	Richard Digance

Part 2

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	Song Of The Australian Outlaw [only known play]	Kenneth Williams
	The Ooter Song [only known play]	Sid James
	Right Said Fred	Bernard Cribbins
	All Through The Night [only known play]	Frankie Howerd & June Whitfield
	Shame & Scandal In The Family [only known play]	Lance Percival
	Mad Passionate Love	Bernard Bresslaw

Part 3

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	With My Little Ukulele In My Hand	George Formby
	They All Blame Jim [only known play]	Jimmy Clitheroe
	The Barnsley Dracula [only known play]	Les Dawson
	Saturday Cowboys [only known play]	Bernard Wrigley
	Capstick Comes Home [only known play]	Tony Capstick
	Big Jim [only known play]	Fivepenny Piece

Part 4

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	Fork Handles [only known play]	The Two Ronnies
	Oldest Swinger In Town [only known play]	Fred Wedlock
	Slow, Men At Work [only known play]	Max Boyce
	The Music Teacher [only known play]	Peter Cook & Dudley Moore
	Pismonunciation [only known play]	Ronnie Barker

Part 5

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	Auntie Rotter [only known play]	Peter Sellers
	Ning Nang Nong	Spike Milligan
	Bloodnok's Rock 'n' Roll Call [first known play]	The Goons
	Drats [only known play]	Michael Bentine
	Goodness Gracious Me!	Peter Sellers & Sophia Loren
	The Ying Tong Song	The Goons

Part 6

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	Goldyloppers & The Three Bearloaders [only known play]	Stanley Unwin
	The Welly Boot Song	Billy Connolly
	Madeira M'Dear	Flanders & Swann
#3	Sister Josephine [first known play]	Jake Thackray
#2	Meaningless Songs [first known play]	HeeBeeGeeBees
#1	My Brother [first known play]	Terry Scott

Next week: All-Request!

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06/04/06

Audio Source:

cowon media [edit]

Messages about the show: "Captain Wayne's Mad Music Show, Episode #30, June 4, 2006"

	MarlinsGirl Offline - Participant - 06-04-06 10:23 PM - 18 years ago
	fiogf49gjkf0d I enjoyed all the songs you played, Nigel. Terri M.

	artpaul Offline - Artist - 06-04-06 11:58 PM - 18 years ago
	fiogf49gjkf0d I see you have Song of the Autralian Outlaw and I was wondering if you ever do it again maybe you might play Tie Me Kangaroo down Sport ? Maybe you could do A Brit's Animal Eye View ?

	Nigel128 Offline - Participant - 06-05-06 10:44 AM - 18 years ago
	fiogf49gjkf0d I'd love to but as Rolf Harris is strictly Australian (although he's lived and worked in the UK for many years) I think it might be stretching it a bit! --- artpaul I see you have Song of the Autralian Outlaw and I was wondering if you ever do it again maybe you might play Tie Me Kangaroo down Sport ? Maybe you could do A Brit\'s Animal Eye View ?

	macca45 Offline - Participant - 06-07-06 05:49 AM - 18 years ago
	fiogf49gjkf0d in reality, most of Australia's top entertainers over the years were born in the UK, moved to Australia as kids, made it big here (there), moved back to the UK or US and became even bigger, Bee Gees, Olivia Newton-John, Mel Gibson (US born) to name a few. Alex --- Nigel128 I\'d love to but as Rolf Harris is strictly Australian (although he\'s lived and worked in the UK for many years) I think it might be stretching it a bit!

	Halgar Offline - Member - 06-10-06 12:48 AM - 18 years ago
	fiogf49gjkf0d This episode had a lot of wonderful things. Great songs I'd never heard before, and some good stuff I haven't heard in a long time. Thank You! --Scott

	nursetursham Offline - Member - 11-22-06 10:42 AM - 18 years ago
	fiogf49gjkf0d Fantastic work guys! Wonderful trip down memory lane for me, at times, tears rolling down my cheeks with laughter, especially the Goons. Thank you very much for all the fun, keep up the great work

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