Their early success occurred in a number of London pubs and the club circuit of North-East England. They drew from the comedy and novelty songs of 1900-1930, wore 1920s garb and followed the eccentric music hall tradition in their antics and comic sketches, leading to comparisons with The Temperance Seven, Spike Jones and His City Slickers and Sid Millward's Nitwits. More.

1. Cool Brittania
2. Equestrian statue
3. Jollity farm
4. I left my heart in San Francisco
5. Look out there's a monster coming
6. Jazz delicious hot disgusting cold
7. Death cab for cutie
8. Narcissus
9. Intro and the outro
10. Mickey's son and daughter
11. Big shot
12. Music for head ballet
13. Piggy bank love
14. I'm bored
15. Sound of music
16. We are normal
17. Postcard
18. Beautiful Zelda
19. Can blue men sing the whites
20. Hello Mabel
21. Kama Sutra
22. Humanoid boogie
23. Trouser press
24. My pink half of the drainpipe
25. Rockaliser baby
26. Rhino cratic oaths
27. 11 mustachioed daughters
28. Hunting tigers out in India
29. Shirt
30. Tubas in the moonlight
31. Dr Jazz
32. Monster mash
33. I'm the urban spaceman
34. Ali Baba's camel
35. Laughing blues
36. By a waterfall (footlight parade)
37. Mr Apollo
38. Canyons of your mind
39. You done my brain in
40. Keynsham
41. Quiet talks and summer walks
42. Tent
43. We were wrong
44. Joke shop man
45. Bride stripped bare by bachelors
46. Look at me I'm wonderful
47. What do you do
48. Mr Slater's parrot
49. Sport (the odd boy)
50. I want to be with you
51. Noises for the leg
52. Busted
53. My brother makes the noises for the talkies
54. I'm gonna bring a watermelon to my girl tonight
55. Ally oop
56. Button up your overcoat
57. Readymades
58. Strain
59. Turkeys
60. King of Scurf
61. Waiting for the wardrobe
62. Straight from my heart
63. Rusty (champion thrust)
64. Rawlinson End
65. Don't get me wrong
66. Fresh wound
67. Bad blood
68. Slush
69. Labio dental fricative
70. Recycled vinyl blues
71. Trouser freak