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...services, as well as on CD as part of re-issues of the comedy compilation albums ''Oh! What a Carry On!'' and ''Laugh a Minute''. Sims also featured on an o

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...ly as ''[[Derek and Clive (Live)]]'' (1976). Two further "Derek and Clive" albums, ''[[Derek and Clive Come Again]]'' (1977) and ''[[Derek and Clive Ad Nause ...n nightclub, the [[The Establishment (club)|Establishment]]. Amongst other albums, they recorded ''[[The Dudley Moore Trio]]'', ''Dudley Moore plays The Them

...],{{sfn|Rigelsford|2004|p=186}} the album reached number three in the [[UK Albums Chart]];<ref name="PS-A" /> The same year, Sellers made his first film with ...n' Sellers]]'', which—like his first record—reached number three in the UK Albums Chart.<ref name="PS-A" /> Sellers's last film of the fifties was ''[[The Ba