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Orwell's Cough by John Ross: review
www.telegraph.co.uk
[Telegraph.co.uk] - It's an entertaining book and it seems appropriate to conclude with Spike Milligan's famous epitaph on his gravestone: 'I told you I was ill.' Shame Swift didn't get there first with that joke. John Ross: Orwell's Cough (OneWorld Publications, £12.99)
Nemone sits in and chats to Sir George Martin
www.bbc.co.uk
[BBC 6 Music] - In the early 50s he joined EMI/Parlophone and started working on orchestral music, music for children and single handedly pioneered a range of hugely successful comedy records with Peter Sellers, Spike Milligan. Peter Ustinov and others. Then, in 1962
Peter Sellers' political insights
www.ottawasun.com
[Ottawa Sun] - Listen. And learn that you can still look forward to the future that is to come and other frightful clichés. If you enjoy it, I also encourage you to look up the Goon Show and discover Sellers' immortal comic genius paired with Spike Milligan and Harry
The Scarecrow, The Riverfront
www.southwalesargus.co.uk
[South Wales Argus] - Falling somewhere between the creativity of The Goons (in fact Mick did look a lot like Spike Milligan!) and the presentation of Fingerbobs (remember that?) The Scarecrow was a real must-see for the family. The Scarecrow will return to the area once
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