I'm listening to a cd of Sandy in the car lately.
The humour/jokes, to an oldie like me, are understandable and, well, humourous.
But I think the closer you are to the end of National Service, the better they become.
Sandy Powell
Gawd, Sandy Powell! He had a long career, I can remember him performing well into the 1970s. "Can you hear me mother?" etc etc
Quote: Oldrocker @ February 25 2011, 12:58 AM GMTI'm listening to a cd of Sandy in the car lately.
The humour/jokes, to an oldie like me, are understandable and, well, humourous.
But I think the closer you are to the end of National Service, the better they become.
During the war....
Quote: Baumski @ February 25 2011, 9:44 AM GMTDuring the war....
Coming over all Uncle Albert? Sandy Powell of course was famous for his "The day war broke out" routine. As in "The day war broke out, my wife said to me, 'what are you going to do about it?'" Think I have this on some obscure compilation DVD somewhere.
Quote: Agnes Guano @ February 25 2011, 10:21 AM GMTComing over all Uncle Albert? Sandy Powell of course was famous for his "The day war broke out" routine. As in "The day war broke out, my wife said to me, 'what are you going to do about it?'" Think I have this on some obscure compilation DVD somewhere.
Rob Wilton surely ? ! !
You are of course right. It was Uncle Albert confusing me...