I'm A Little Wrong Note

Album Description

Arthur Askey, a name synonymous with British comedy and wit, invites you to step back in time with his 2006 album, "I'm A Little Wrong Note." This delightful collection of 19 tracks is a testament to Askey's enduring charm and comedic genius, offering a delightful blend of humor and nostalgia. Released under the Cream Tea label, the album spans a full hour and two minutes, providing ample time to immerse yourself in Askey's unique brand of comedy.

The album features a variety of tracks, each showcasing Askey's knack for wit and wordplay. From the playful "Chirrup Chirrup" to the whimsical "The Pixie," and the humorous "The Seagull," every song is a journey into the lighter side of life. The inclusion of tracks like "Big & Stinkers Moment Musical" and "Big & Stinkers Parlour Games" adds a touch of musical comedy, highlighting Askey's versatility as a performer.

Askey's ability to blend humor with storytelling is evident in tracks like "The Christening" and "The Band," where he weaves tales that are as entertaining as they are amusing. The album also includes more reflective pieces like "How Ashamed I Was" and "Kiss Me Goodnight Sergeant Major," showcasing Askey's range and depth as a comedian.

"I'm A Little Wrong Note" is not just an album; it's a celebration of Arthur Askey's comedic legacy. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to his work, this album offers a delightful introduction to the world of Arthur Askey. So, sit back, relax, and let the timeless humor of Arthur Askey bring a smile to your face.

1 januari 2006

About Arthur Askey

Arthur Askey, born Arthur Bowden Askey, was a beloved English comedian and actor, renowned for his distinctive persona and playful humor. Standing at just 5' 2", Askey's short stature and iconic horn-rimmed glasses made him instantly recognizable. His career began in the music hall scene in 1924, but it was his role in the 1938 show that truly launched him into the spotlight. Askey's comedy was characterized by his improvisational skills and catchphrases like "Hello, playmates," "I thank you," and "Before your very eyes." His charm and wit made him a household name, particularly through his television show 'Band Wagon' and his film career, which started with 'Calling All Stars.' Askey's courage and thick skin, honed from his vaudeville days, allowed him to tackle a variety of comedic challenges, including a daring stunt involving bees. Throughout his life, Askey remained a favorite entertainer, leaving a lasting legacy in British comedy.