...duced by [[George Martin]] for [[w:EMI|EMI]]'s [[w:Parlophone|Parlophone]] Records. It is a parody of the 1957 film ''[[w:The Bridge on the River Kwai|The Bri [[Category:Comedy albums by British artists]]

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...oad'' on Columbia in 1972; ''Reg's Party - Reg Varney Plays And Sings'' on EMI-One-Up label in 1973; and ''A Variety of Varney'' on Astor in 1976. [[Category:Columbia Records artists]]

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...mances, and during the 1960s he earned a place in ''[[The Guinness Book of Records]]'' for the world's longest ever joke-telling session: 1,500 jokes in three ...uding his first single "Love Is Like a Violin" (1960), produced on [[Decca Records]] by [[Alex Wharton]], which charted at number 8 (UK). His version of [[Bil

...s "Pink Panther" films. The film was a critical failure. [[MGM]], [[United Artists]], and film director [[Blake Edwards]] were successfully sued by Sellers' w * Label: [[Philips Records|Philips]]

...orley was a fan of dance music before being able to read the labels on the records, listening notably to [[w:Jack Payne (bandleader)|Jack Payne]] and [[w:Henr ...e Wally Stott Chorale" respectively.<ref name=":4" /> She also worked with artists such as [[w:Noël Coward|Noël Coward]] and [[w:Dusty Springfield|Dusty Spr

She composed, wrote, and performed her own material for [[Columbia Records]], was the author of ''The Power of Being a Positive Stinker'' (1955) and t * ''Anna Russell at the Sydney Opera House'' (EMI OASD-7581)

...ake the humour of Pete and Dud further on [[gramophone record|long-playing records]] as [[Derek and Clive]]. [[Chris Blackwell]] circulated [[Bootleg recordin | publisher= Guinness World Records Limited

...hers joining the EMI board.<ref>{{Cite magazine |date=22 March 1967 |title=EMI Buys Grade; Huge Talent Pool In $21-Mil Deal |magazine=[[Variety (magazine) ...[Sony/ATV Music Publishing|ATV Music]] and gained a half interest in [[Pye Records]] in 1959;<ref>Louis Barfe [https://books.google.com/books?id=AhLwEqh8xlkC&

...ve over the closing credits. While presenting the show he broke nine world records himself, including ...Graphophone Company|Columbia]] label and was reissued in the UK on CD by [[EMI]] Gold, re-titled ''Isn't This a Lovely Day'' in 2005. The record features

...{cite news |url=http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article47687462|title=Awards to Artists|newspaper=[[The West Australian]]|location=Perth|date=3 December 1949 |acce The song was sent to [[EMI]] in [[Sydney]], Australia, and was released shortly afterwards as a record

...cated a modest budget and were allowed to use only available Rank contract artists. The film was the first of the [[Doctor (film series)|''Doctor'']] film ser *''Lyrics for Lovers'' ([[London Records]], 1960)

...ool room of her home, Orchard Manor.<ref name=DDTwilight/> Younger musical artists engaged her persona, brought about after the 1981 [[Adam and the Ants]] mus ...est recordings of Dors were two sides of a 78-rpm single released on [[HMV Records]] in 1953. The tracks were "I Feel So Mmmm" and "A Kiss and a Cuddle (and a

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...out the possibility of releasing editions of The Goon Show on long-playing records, and as early as Friday 29 May, John Browell was corresponding with regards this series organised owing to the non-availability of the artists concerned it would be best to abandon the project and cut our losses,' Pat