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Title: The Al Read Show, Number 2
Author: Ronnie Taylor
Narrator: Al Read
Format: Original Recording
Length: 1 hr and 36 mins
Language: English
Release date: 05-11-12
Publisher: BBC Worldwide Limited
Genres: Radio & TV, Entertainment
Publisher's Summary:
This is the second collection of classic sketches from a star of the golden age of radio comedy. With his well-known catchphrases "Right Monkey" and "You'll be lucky, I say, you'll be lucky", the immortal Al Read drew on a rich vein of Northern humour to bring us the Johnny know-all, the nagging wife in the kitchen, and the horrible little boy in the Doctor's waiting room.
A weekly audience of 35 million tuned in to catch the one-time sausage manufacturer from Salford turned household name. Enjoy those moments once again or discover Al's droll observational humour for the first time in this collection of his funniest sketches.
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Title: The Al Read Show, Number 2
Author: Ronnie Taylor
Narrator: Al Read
Format: Original Recording
Length: 1 hr and 36 mins
Language: English
Release date: 05-11-12
Publisher: BBC Worldwide Limited
Genres: Radio & TV, Entertainment
Publisher's Summary:
This is the second collection of classic sketches from a star of the golden age of radio comedy. With his well-known catchphrases "Right Monkey" and "You'll be lucky, I say, you'll be lucky", the immortal Al Read drew on a rich vein of Northern humour to bring us the Johnny know-all, the nagging wife in the kitchen, and the horrible little boy in the Doctor's waiting room.
A weekly audience of 35 million tuned in to catch the one-time sausage manufacturer from Salford turned household name. Enjoy those moments once again or discover Al's droll observational humour for the first time in this collection of his funniest sketches.