[Closed] Audio comedy CD recommendations

Ps he's not particularly fond of audio books (don't know why)

See if you can find the Terry Wogan ‘Janet and John’ recordings. Difficult situation to recommend for, but those were always really funny and popular.
Here, fill yer boots!
https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?k=terry+wogan+janet+and+john&adgrpid=50803469502&hvadid=259103606105&hvdev=t&hvlocphy=9045605&hvnetw=g&hvpos=1t1&hvqmt=e&hvrand=2325326967406860439&hvtargid=kwd-314326342753&tag=googhydr-21&ref=pd_sl_3yaf8lh82u_e

Ed Reardon's Week. A Radio 4 show that's available on cd via Amazon.

Terry prattchet books were good.

Thanks guys, have ordered Ed Reardon, League of Gentlemen and also Cowards (tim key's group, that one might be a bit hit and miss)

we'll see how he gets on

PS thanks for the wogan and pratchett recommendations. I do know he dislikes both of those!

There's loads including the Dad's Army & Steptoe & Son radio versions. My Wife listens to a fair few and rates Cabin Pressure very highly.

Cabin Pressure
ISIHAC, the Humph years
Old Harry's Game

Any of the Goon shows.

Cabin Pressure
ISIHAC, the Humph years
Old Harry’s Game

All of those - most excellent

+1 for Ed Reardon.

See if you get the original Alan Partridge Knowing Me Knowing You, Radio show. Great stuff, though a bit Marmite for some.

Derek and Clive live or maybe the I Partridge audio book.

Fags, Mags and Bags.

Ebay is a good source of (dubious) MP3 recordings of Dad's army and the like. I think you can burn them to audio CDs but may be less hassle to buy him an MP3 player (maybe he could use a smartphone).

Does he really not like ebooks or has he not found any he likes? - again lots on ebay.

Sorry to hear he is so ill.

Stewart lee 41st best stand up

I have a distant memory of listening to Monty Python love at Drury Lane on vinyl. I imagine it must have existed in cd form at some point

OP, i have PM you

Ian

The original Alan Partridge KMKYWAP Radio 4 series are on iPlayer and sounds for free, but also available on CD (eBay and Amazon). They were the early ones, so rather less marmite than the later versions of the show on TV.

I Partridge, We Need To Talk About Alan and Nomad are on Audible if the radio series above prove to be a hit.

Hope that helps.

Also, Bob Newhart. Some classics on here:

The Best Of Bob Newhart CD