Chris Percy Banjo Comedian 🪕🤣

@chrispercy.bsky.social

Hi! I'm a standup comedian posting my own jokes and fun stuff. I write cheeky songs on my banjo. All jokes and content my own. https://youtube.com/@chrispercyuk?si=Glp1qUm6iTEJvNhE

Top heckle last night in East Hull. Hull has an intense Rugby rivalry tween Hull west and Rovers east An act decided to tell a joke at Rovers expense. Now this was not wise and Rovers have been winning a lot "There were two Hull fans walking away from a match" And some wag shouted Was it half time?

The Barron Knights Songs from their Show 1972 It's only bloody signed!!! Wooo! There are not many groups to have toured with the Beatles and the Rolling Stones. Active from 1959 to 2022 they cheered up many a Sunday drive with their masterful parodies. They started my love of comedy songs.

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Victor Borge Comedy in Music Released 1972 New York 1953 The Clown Prince of Denmark started a run of 849 shows. Spectacular skill on the piano with genuinely hilarious comedy. A rare skill indeed. His deadpan matter of fact delivery is still warm and friendly. This is as good as the genre gets.

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The Goon Show 1951-1960 238 episodes delivered baffoonary of the highest order. Peter Sellers Harry Secombe Spike Milligan also Michael Bentine combine to delight vast radio audiences. Devised by Spike written by him and many others, Larry Stephens Eric Sykes I'll mention. I still enjoy them today.

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Not the 9 o'clock news... Starring Rowan Atkinson, Griff Rhys Jones, Mel Smith and Pamela Stephenson it ran for 27 episodes Oct 79 to Mar 82. Devised by John Lloyd it lampooned the news with anarchic satire and a quick tempo sketch format complimented with parody songs like "I like Trucking" 👍🦔🚫

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Benny Hill The world of features extracts from the BBC radio series "Benny Hill Time" which ran for three series 1964-1966 released in 1971 at the height of his hit TV programme The Benny Hill Show. March 1971 had that show receive 21.67 million viewers in the UK. I recall fondly watching the reruns

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Frankie Howerd OBE "Please yourselves" 1976 Howerd's skillfull stumbling delivery catch's you off guard. A master 4th wall demolisher. Written by David Nobbs and David McKellar, Featuring Ray Fell, Dilys Laye and April Walker. "You are still a virtuoso are you not?" "How dare you!"

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