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The Man Who Never Was
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| 1-1 |
–The Goons |
This Is The BBC Light Programme |
1:46
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| 1-2 |
–The Goons |
It Was That Very Night That I, Captain Seagoon |
1:10
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| 1-3 |
–The Goons |
Seagoon Flung The Interloper Aside With A Muttered Oath |
2:37
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| 1-4 |
–The Goons |
Get Those Horse Flies Out Of Here |
3:34
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| 1-5 |
–Max Geldray |
Makin' Whoopee |
2:40
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| 1-6 |
–The Goons |
And Now We Have Great Pleasure In Returning You To The Goon Show |
2:26
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| 1-7 |
–The Goons |
All Through The Night, And This Is Where The Story Really Starts |
1:35
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| 1-8 |
–The Goons |
Soon I Was At The Gates Of Woolwich Arsenal |
0:53
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| 1-9 |
–Ray Ellington |
Will You Still Be Mine? |
2:41
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| 1-10 |
–The Goons |
And So The Woolwich Arsenal Set About Building |
1:48
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| 1-11 |
–The Goons |
Gentlemen, I Think We're Wasting Time |
3:08
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| 1-12 |
–The Goons |
Meet The Man Who Never Was |
1:43
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| 1-13 |
–The Goons |
Dear Listeners, With Bloodnok On His Way To The Old Bailey |
1:15
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| 1-14 |
–The Goons |
Yes, Now We've Taken Great Care |
2:00
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The Case Of The Missing CD Plates
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| 1-15 |
–The Goons |
This Is The BBC Home Service |
1:13
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| 1-16 |
–The Goons |
One Morning In The Year Needle Nardle Noo |
3:24
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| 1-17 |
–The Goons |
And So Here I Was, Freshly Run Over |
1:10
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| 1-18 |
–Max Geldray |
The Lady Is A Tramp |
2:49
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| 1-19 |
–The Goons |
And So, While Eccles Sets Fire To Nearby Craven Hotel |
3:55
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| 1-20 |
–The Goons |
I Finally Extricated Myself From Under The Piano |
2:54
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| 1-21 |
–The Goons |
Dear Listener, I Realised I Had Them |
0:43
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| 1-22 |
–Ray Ellington |
Cloudburst |
2:28
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| 1-23 |
–The Goons |
The Case Of The Missing CD Plates, Part The Two |
2:37
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| 1-24 |
–The Goons |
Chapter Ten: It Is Midnight |
3:20
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| 1-25 |
–The Goons |
The Case Of Seagoon Versus The Titikakan Embassy |
1:16
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| 1-26 |
–The Goons |
And So I Arrived In Titikaka With My Bagpipes Bent On Revenge |
4:40
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World War I
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| 2-1 |
–The Goons |
This Is The BBC Home Service |
0:51
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| 2-2 |
–The Goons |
1917 - England Was At War |
1:30
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| 2-3 |
–The Goons |
And Now ".....!", Part Two |
0:54
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| 2-4 |
–The Goons |
The Lounge Of The East Acton Labour Exchange |
3:23
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| 2-5 |
–Max Geldray |
Sometimes I'm Happy |
2:17
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| 2-6 |
–The Goons |
And Now, On The Faded Document I See |
2:56
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| 2-7 |
–The Goons |
Your Name Neddie Seagoon? |
1:24
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| 2-8 |
–The Goons |
Drawers Cellular One, Shirts Angora Two, Tins Mess One |
1:34
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| 2-9 |
–The Goons |
In Anticipation Of His Arrival |
1:17
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| 2-10 |
–The Goons |
Someone Knocking On The Door With A Duck |
3:09
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| 2-11 |
–Ray Ellington |
Beep Beep |
2:22
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| 2-12 |
–The Goons |
On The Western Front, Seagoon Prayed For The Germans To Win |
1:03
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| 2-13 |
–The Goons |
And So I Volunteered To Become A Civilian |
2:07
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| 2-14 |
–The Goons |
Meantime, Midnight On A Lonely Anti-Aircraft Site In Epping Forest |
3:08
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| 2-15 |
–The Goons |
Here Is A Special News Bulletin |
1:46
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The Nasty Affair At The Burami Oasis
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| 2-16 |
–The Goons |
This Is The BBC Home Service |
1:22
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| 2-17 |
–The Goons |
Good Morning, Here Is The News |
0:46
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| 2-18 |
–The Goons |
Neddie Seagoon, Reporting For Duty Sir! |
1:59
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| 2-19 |
–The Goons |
Yes, It Was Action At Last |
1:44
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| 2-20 |
–The Goons |
That Night, The HMS Thespus |
1:51
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| 2-21 |
–Max Geldray |
When You're Smiling |
2:26
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| 2-22 |
–The Goons |
The Increasingly Sordid Affair At Burami Oasis |
2:47
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| 2-23 |
–The Goons |
The Nasty Affair At The Burami Oasis, Part Four |
2:12
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| 2-24 |
–The Goons |
That Night, By The Light Of The Araby-Type Moon |
3:41
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| 2-25 |
–Ray Ellington |
Lost In The Jungle |
3:05
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| 2-26 |
–The Goons |
Once Afloat In The Oasis, The Battleship Dropped Anchor |
2:08
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| 2-27 |
–The Goons |
Cynical Listeners May Question The Possibility Of Sailing A Battleship On Sand |
2:25
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| 2-28 |
–The Goons |
Yes, Dear Listeners - Without Knowing It |
3:56
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