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Peter Cook - Why Bother? (1999)

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Why Bother?. of Discs: 1 disc(s) Studio / Label: BBC UK Release Date: 01 Mar 1999. Disc 1 1 Why Bother?.

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Record LabelBBC Music

EAN9780563558606

eBay Product ID (ePID)4026973

Product Key Features

Release Year1999

FormatCD

GenreComedy & Spoken Word

TypeAlbum

ArtistPeter Cook, Peter Cook/Chris Morris

Release TitleWhy Bother?

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Number of Discs1

Recording TypeStudio

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item 2 Sir Arthur Streeb-Greebling in Conversation with Chris... - Morris, Chris

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item 3 Peter Cook, Chris Morris- Why Bother? - BBC Radio Collection CD

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item 4 Why Bother? by Peter Cook/Chris Morris (CD, 1999)

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item 5 Peter Cook / Chris Morris – Why Bother? CD, 1999 (BBC Radio 3)

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by the2ofus0342
10 Jun, 2020
They don’t make ‘em like this any more!
This is a hoot from beginning to end because it is so ”almost” a genuine radio interview, until one picks up the complete idiocy of some of the details. I just love clever, subtlety of it. It is lacking in so much of the overt, “shock-horror “ and vulgarity we hear these days as an excuse for humour.
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