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	THE VERY BEST OF LARN YERSEL' GEORDIE Mike Neville & George House MWMCDSP18		A celebration of the writings of Scott Dobson The Geordie Vowels Porcy’s Short Divven’t Drop Your Dottle Wor Lass And A Bit Music The Geordie ‘R’ A Trip To The Clerb Florrie On The Foreshore High West Jesmond Haaks’s Men Queen Victoria At The Clerb Geordie Stephenson And The Tar Boiler A Day At The Geordie Games Here Is The News Brush Up Your Geordie     Gizza, Gorra, Sarrona The Venerable Bede And The Travelling Dole
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	THE FABULOUS DIXIELANDERS Billy Martin & Bobby Hooper MWMCDSP24		Live at the Dixielanders Music Hall Recorded by Ken McKenzie, February 26th & 27th 1979 Additional material recorded at the Byker Mission Recorded by Frank Wappat, February 29th 1974 Billy Martin and Bobby Hooper are both top line comedians in their own right, but together they produce the perfect formula for the classic comedy duo. Their unique Dixielanders show is an evening of sheer joy    JAMES BOLAM The biggest success story Tyneside night life has seen in years. Within minutes of walking on, Billy and Bobby have the place in uproar as capacity audiences rock with laughter    TV TIMES The Dixielanders - a Geordie Phenomenon    DAILY MAIL
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	THE GODFATHER OF NORTH EAST COMEDY Bobby Pattinson MWMCDSP28		Bobby’s Back Live at Whitley Bay Playhouse Bobby Pattinson’s career as a stage performer has taken him far beyond his native shores of North East England. He’s been an ambassador for the self-effacing observational humour that’s part of the culture of this birthplace. From as far as Australia, Canada and the USA, Bobby discovered that his humour found a welcome in all English speaking countries to the point that he would top the bill at those most prestigious of venues, the Sands and the Stardust Hotel in Las Vegas. But Bobby likes nothing better than working with North East audiences, where he can ‘taalk proppa’ and be understood. Understood and loved he most certainly is, as proved by this CD, where the sell-out audience gives him a standing ovation. Also available on cassette: MWMCSP28 VHS video: MWMV1007 And DVD: MWMDVD1007
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	Alan Snell AT HIS VERY VEST MWMCDSP59		Side-splitting belly laughs from a North East comedy legend Alan Snell’s eccentric style playing the Geordie daft lad has been entertaining audiences since 1970. At the peak of his career, he was doing up to twenty-one shows a week, including bookings throughout England, Wales and Scotland. But his favourite audiences are right here in the North East of England, where he’s won many awards for his work. At His Very Vest was recorded by Ken McKenzie in front of an audience at Newcastle Playhouse on 28 September 2003. Also available on VHS video: MWMV1008 And DVD: MWMDVD1008
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	SUNDAY FOR SAMMY 2004 Various Artists MWMCDSP62		An amazing showcase of North East talent When Geordie actor Sammy Johnson died suddenly in 1998, his friends Tim Healy and Jimmy Nail were determined he would be remembered. The results of their labours was the formation of the Sammy Johnson Memorial Fund and a series of bi-annual concerts. On the 1st February 2004, an all-star cast of Tynesiders performed two sell-out concerts at Newcastle City Hall in support of the fund. Those lucky enough to get tickets laughed and sang their way through two hours of fantastic Geordie entertainment featuring Tim Healy, Jimmy Nail, Kevin Whately, Brian Johnson and Denise Welch. 75% of proceeds from the sale of this product will be donated to the Sammy Johnson Memorial Fund. Also available on VHS video: MWMV1010 And DVD: MWMDVD1010
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	Bobby Pattinson LAUGHS AT LIFE MWMCDSP64		Another hilarious album from the Godfather of North East comedy This is a very different album from Bobby Pattinson’s last recorded show, Bobby's Back. In this intimate theatre, it’s Bobby at his best in a more relaxed cabaret style of performance. The programme was recorded in front of a delighted audience at the Phoenix Theatre Blyth in 2004. Also available on cassette: MWMCSP64 VHS video: MWMV1011 And DVD: MWMDVD1011
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	Brendan Healy TALL STORIES MWMCDSP67		Recorded in front of a live audience at the Customs House, South Shields, on Friday 11 March 2005. Tall Stories features Brendan Healy’s surreal humour at its best. Alternative uses for Viagra, how to get your own back on taxi drivers, carol-singing snails and a witch doctor’s curse are all topics dealt with in Brendan’s irreverent and zany style. The programme carries a 15 certificate, although the occasional ribald language is unlikely to offend anyone other than people who have lead an exceptionally sheltered life! The title Tall Stories reflects Brendan’s height - six feet four inches fully extended. The show was recorded and edited by Ken McKenzie. Also available on VHS video: MWMV67 And DVD: MWMDVD67
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	THE LITTLE WASTER Bobby Thompson RUBCD32		The Little Waster Recorded at Ryhope Poplars Club; 14 August 1978 The Army Recorded at the Mayfair Ballroom, Newcastle; 19 July 1978 Two recordings of the legendary Bobby Thompson at his best. His hilarious portrayal of working class life and his tales of debt and how to avoid paying have audiences in fits of laughter. Bobby was a born comedian of the kind that possibly only emerges once in a generation. He struck a chord the audience by talking about ordinary happenings and the hardships of life. But although Bobby spoke from his own experience of coming up the hard way, his infectious sense of humour and surreal imagination embellished every anecdote.
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	THE LAUGH-IN Bobby Thompson RUBCD38		Including the songs:     Dreamin’     You Little Waster     When I Was A Lad     The Golden Voice Of Bobby “You don’t care what you spend,” Bobby used to say, “as long as it’s debt.” A little higher up the social scale, it’s called credit, and at the top end (among members of the plutocracy, like committee men’s wives) goods are obtained on account. Bobby had a knack for detecting and exposing the pretences and petty snobberies of everyday life. His gift of mimicry and uncanny insight into people’s minds made audiences explode with laughter at the revelation of their own thoughts.
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	THE BOBBY THOMPSON COLLECTION RUBCD3238		Triple CD pack featuring:     The Little Waster     The Bobby Thompson Laugh-In     The Bobby Thompson Story (exclusive archive recordings) Including a rare personal interview with Frank Wappat and the song Am I A Toy Or A Treasure Bobby’s humour typifies the spirit of the North East, the ability of the Geordies to laugh at themselves and to encourage others to laugh with them.
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	THE LITTLE WASTER Bobby Thompson VHS: MWMV1003 DVD: MWMDVD1003		DIGITALLY REMASTERED VIDEO Bobby Thompson - “a legend in his own lifetime” This was the almost unanimous opinion of both audiences and fellow performers. After something like fifty years of comedy and working almost exclusively in the North’s clubland, he commanded high earnings and large crowds. Bobby Thompson was admired and loved as a hero of the working class, who was able to turn tales of harsh experiences into the stuff of laughter. This video shows Bobby at his peak, with full length versions of his most famous acts, The Little Waster and The Old Soldier, an account of his contribution to the Second World War, including an encounter with Adolf Hitler down the chip shop. The video also contains a documentary film shot during his final years, in which he speaks frankly about his origins, and problems with debt, dole and drink.
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	NORTH EAST COMEDY CLASSICS VHS: MWMV1006 DVD: MWMDVD1006		VIDEO FEATURING: Bobby Thompson - his gift of mimicry and uncanny insight into the way people think made audiences explode with laughter Billy Martin & Bobby Hooper - who for years entertained packed houses at their own venue - the Dixielanders Music Hall Lambert & Ross - Peter Lambert was the elegant straight man while Willy Ross acted the part of hilarious fool Bobby Knoxall - a great stand-up comic with a commanding presence and a confident delivery Alan Snell - a very funny man, perhaps in the same vein as Bobby Thompson, with a similar irreverent take on North East life Walter Gee - a former mime act who became an excellent comedian who was in demand all over the world until his retirement Peter Mitchell - a wonderful singer who turned to comedy with a high degree of success Scarlett O’Hara - like Peter, she started as a singer and developed a good line of comedy along the way Bobby Pattinson - a Geordie comedian who has worked in most parts of the English-speaking world including headlining at Las Vegas
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	Bobby Pattinson STILL LAUGHING DVD: MWMDVD80		The latest hilarious video from the Godfather of North East comedy Way back on the 22nd October 1957 at the Dominion Theatre in London, Bobby Pattinson won 1st prize of £1000 in the Butlins/Sunday People National Talent Contest. In 1957, this was a fortune as the average weekly wage was only £7. With the prize came the offer of a theatre contract and management by a London agent. Working his way up the bill, he eventually became a headliner in theatres and cabaret clubs throughout Britain and the English speaking world, including Australia, America and South Africa. He appeared at the London Palladium in 1962 and over the years performed five Sunday Night at the London Palladium TV Shows. He started his acting career in 1974 in Granada’s The Stars Look Down and appeared in countless TV plays from then on for both Granada and BBC TV. In 1978, he returned home to Gateshead to open his own music hall The Talk of the Tyne, which was a huge success and didn't have an empty seat for six years. This programme was recorded at the Gala Theatre in Durham.
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	Bobby Knoxall MACKEM LAUGH DVD: MWMDVD74		The wit and wisdom of Bobby Knoxall MBE Introduced by Tim Healy I’ve been a fan of Bobby Knoxall ever since I was a young lad. I was a welder but all I wanted to be was a comedian. I first saw Bobby in 1974 at the Ouston Social Club in Chester le Street, County Durham and I laughed till my belly ached. Bobby oozes confidence, from the moment he walks on stage. He makes you feel as if you were in his front room. I know that Bobby has always needed to be a comedian.That’s his passion in life. This comes out in the delivery of his lines and in his 100% belief in his material. That’s what makes him so special. Every gag he tells sounds like his favourite, no question about it, and he delivers them brilliantly. He's travelled all over the world making people laugh and you have to care about people to want to do that. Bobby is a one-off, a comedian’s comedian. He’ll always be a legend in the North East. He’s recently fought through a life threatening operation, has bounced back and is performing his own unique brand of humour again. I take my hat off to you pal, wish you love and luck, and I know people old and young who buy this DVD will have a great laugh.                     Tim Healy
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