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the answer to Q.6 is Startreking can't rember the artist right now. i have no idea on the rest though
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Hitchy got the other half of that one...

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No.6 is "Star Trekkin'" - The Firm
No.7 is not so clear, but I'll have a go at "The Ballad of Brave Sir Robyn" - Monty Python from "The Holy Grail"
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Two out of two

Phil

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#1. Monty Python (I think its Eric Idle and Graham Chapman that sing it) - Medical Love Song
#7 Monty Python (Eric Idle) - Brave Sir Robin (although I think the lyric should be 'killed in nasty ways
#6. "Star Trekkin'" - The Firm
#13. "The Sick Note" also known as "The Bricklayer's Song" - Various (I have a version by the Dubliners, I think the Corries did it too)
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#1 - Correct
#6&#7 - Correct (with a correct correction, too ;-)), but beaten to the tape...
#13 - Correct... originally written by Ray Stevens, but I'll give you it anyway

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p.s. I love comedy songs (as you can tell!)  ;D

Val
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me too ;-)

Phil

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11. sounds like 'Dirty deeds done with sheep' by Wierd Al I think

I was beaten to all the others I knew :(
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It is "Dirty Deeds done with sheep" - but it's not Weird Al... must admit, I was expecting more from you ;-)

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10 is Smells Like Nirvana by Wierd Al.
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4 is from Robin Hood Men In Tights.  I think it's called Men In Tights.
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Correct on both counts :-)

Phil

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It is "Dirty Deeds done with sheep" - but it's not Weird Al... must admit, I was expecting more from you ;-)
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OK, I just changed the author cos Wierd Al didn't seem right!
Try Bob Rivers

I did know 1,6,7 & 13 but I was beaten to them

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OK, I just changed the author cos Wierd Al didn't seem right!
Try Bob Rivers

I did know 1,6,7 & 13 but I was beaten to them
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Yes, it's Bob Rivers...

I'm sure you'll remember 2, 8 and 9 when someone comes up with an answer...

Phil

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I just worked out number 8 - its Jasper Carrott's Magic Roundabout sketch (not really a song, but very funny.)

I had to check, but it should be "'Drops 'em for certain,' said Dillon." rather than Dougal. Mind you, if you'd got it right I would never have got it - Dougal just brought to mind the Magic Roundabout, whereas Dillon wouldn't have.
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`Dillon.` ,said Dougal.
`Yes.` ,said Dillon.
`I wonder if Florence is a virgin?`
`Drops 'em for certain.` ,said Dillon.

...you're absolutely right: I was a bit quick off the mark when I typed it

Incidentally.. full text can be found here

Phil

PS You're right, it's not a song... but it is what got Funky Moped to number one in the charts ;-)

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D'oh!
Of course, the guy who drives the bakers van

9. is Ernie by Benny Hill
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...and he drove the fastest milk cart in the West ;-)

Phil

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15)Oedipus rex-Tom Lehrer
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Correct.  Well done, Billy ;-)

Phil

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5.  Dana Lyons - Cows with Guns
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Yep.  Sho' is, Kenny

Phil

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...yet more Jasper spotted at #2, this time "Daytrip To Blackpool" (a parody of "Daytrip To Bangor")

"...do you recall the thrill of it all as we organised a gang-bang..."
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Correct, Paul... nice to see another Carrott fan around ;-)

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12. On Again! On Again!-Jake Thackery
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Spot on, IG

That just leaves two... though I must admit, one is kind of tricky

Phil

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I know the 'winker' person but can't think of his stage name.  He used to be on That's Life as Doc Cox I think.

Just remembered he was called Ivor Biggun.  Can't recall what the song title is though.
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That's good enough for me ;-)  The song is from this "Partners in Grime" album, called "Hide the Sausage"

Phil