Nick Martin is the best reader that I have ever listened to in my opinion. His voice and accent just suit the books he has chosen to read. It is a delight to listen to him read. Thank you Mr Martin. ☘️🌝🌲
Yes, I agree. You are right up there with the fabulous Ian Carmicheal. Thanks so much. I am loving these interpretations of all the Wooster characters.
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"But lots of fellows have asked me who my tailor is. Doubtless in order to avoid him, Sir." Delightful! So nice that I listened to it twice! Hope you are having a great day, Mr. Martin!
Just wanted to let you know how much I’ve enjoyed your Jeeves and Wooster readings; I’m working my way through them all and will probably listen to them more than once. Really the best renditions I’ve heard, thanks so much!
I know that jon cecil is the most popular reader of Berdie, frankly, his voice can become droneful and causes my ear drum to vibrate like jelly in a hot jar. Your voice remains soft and velvet.y . ☕ 🎙️Tranquil. Ever thankful, 66 yr old mid West cranky old lady, until i get some tricky nick. M. Il. USA
I was astounded to read that PGW wrote these while living (permanently, I believe) in the US! He didn't lose the nuance of speech, class slang and cadence of language. Very impressive.
So excited to come across your audio books of PGW! I am encouraging all of my friends and family to listen as well! Wonderful!!!! Thank you so much from PEI Canada!
Here is a question that has made my old lemon throb a bit and I am sure some bright thing can help me out here. Florence says that the things her relatives got up to in the 80s wouldn't have been tolerated in the fo'c'sle of a whaler. What is that an abbreviation for?
I can't help wondering why Wodehouse's female characters like Florence Craye want a husband, when their plans for world domination would probably go so much smoother without one!
Mr. martin, you are best reader of Wodehouse that I've ever heard!
This is fantastic!!! I love your readings of Wodehouse!! Thank you so much!
How wonderfully you bring these characters to life!
I cant listen to these in public because i laugh out loud 😂 Thank you so much Nick!
These are wonderful stories. I listen all the time. Can’t get enough
Jeeves and Wooster.
Nick Martin is the best reader that I have ever listened to in my opinion. His voice and accent just suit the books he has chosen to read. It is a delight to listen to him read. Thank you Mr Martin.
☘️🌝🌲
Gosh, thank you - that's a high bar you're setting there! Much appreciated, see you next time. Cheers Nick
Yes, I agree. You are right up there with the fabulous Ian Carmicheal. Thanks so much. I am loving these interpretations of all the Wooster characters.
Plus you do a fabulous Jeeves. Very good sir!
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Yes, He is really good, perfect.
Listened to this again and it's still Brilliant, has always Nick Martin too.
Here I am again. Listening over and over again. Nothing better!❤❤❤
@@honesty3440 That's marvelous. And you just won't wear it out like an old 78 that gets all scratchy!
@@Trickynickymarts 😄👍🏻🥂🍾
Same!
I'd love to see what you'd make of Three Men and a Maid, it's one of Wodehouse's funniest imo.
I can’t go to sleep without.
"But lots of fellows have asked me who my tailor is. Doubtless in order to avoid him, Sir." Delightful! So nice that I listened to it twice! Hope you are having a great day, Mr. Martin!
He's sharp isn't he! Yes good thanks and you too.
Absolutely fabulous narration and am so enjoying all the stories, so funny. Thank you
That's really great to hear, thank you.
Nick Martin IS Bertie Wooster!
Ha! thank you Sharon
He is a perfect Jeeves too!❤
I know! Right?😊😅😅
No, he's Jeeves!😊
He really brings all the characters to life! ❤
these are priceless!
Just wanted to let you know how much I’ve enjoyed your Jeeves and Wooster readings; I’m working my way through them all and will probably listen to them more than once. Really the best renditions I’ve heard, thanks so much!
Thank you! Enjoy them all!
So lovely to hear this wonderful story
Wonderful. PG Woodhouse would be pleased with this actor's voice for his characters.
What a lovely thought - thank you.
I enjoyed listening to this story! Excellently read!
Great, thanks Angela
Fantastic story & narration!❤
I know that jon cecil is the most popular reader of Berdie, frankly, his voice can become droneful and causes my ear drum to vibrate like jelly in a hot jar. Your voice remains soft and velvet.y . ☕
🎙️Tranquil.
Ever thankful,
66 yr old mid West cranky old lady, until i get some tricky nick.
M. Il. USA
At first listening to these stories it was confusing..like subject changed..now I love going to sleep listening..thank you..
Excellent, thanks
Brilliant , l prefer to listen to these than watch them , my imagination sees all the characters . Thank you .
Quite agree!
The pictures are better on radio.
😊
@@MagpieMan1966 imagination is great .
I really enjoyed your audiobook. I will be listening to more of them.
Excellent, thank you
I love the way you read 😊
I absolutely love this!
Bertie's love interest always has 'a marvellous profile' but the personality of a tarantula.
Lovely!
Is there anyone who does not believe that Jeeves was as real as Churchill? I mean, you cannot make up someone like Jeeves.
Thanks.Yes, I know what you mean - quite a topper!
I absolutely adore Jeeves.
@@Trickynickymarts jjjjjjjjjjkjkJj
I love his voice it reminds me of Hugh Laurie and his voice.
Better
@@nadiam6194 Oh, why compare? 😋....Both are wonderful.
Laurie is a topper as Bertie, don't you know.
Awesome! Thank you, I enjoyed it very much.
That's great - and expressed with such clean language!
My 4th Jeeves book when a short while back I was looking for an audiobook I didn't have to pay for. Can't get enough.
Yes, you can't beat free! Fill your boots!
I was astounded to read that PGW
wrote these while living (permanently, I believe) in the US! He didn't lose the nuance of speech, class slang and cadence of language.
Very impressive.
6:21 "Eggs, eggs, eggs, damn all eggs." A mighty useful turn of phrase. I think I will adapt it to other circumstances.
Brilliant.
Thank you!
So glad I subscribed to this channel. 😁💞
That's great, thanks
this brings joy to the day *** to everyone...
(holy evening in Germany)
Great and merry Christmas for you in Germany!
I need a Jeeves.
I need a Nick! 😍😃
Hi. This audio book is brilliant. I’ve recently subscribed to your TH-cam channel and I love the Jeeves and Wooster stories.
Wonderful, thankyou and lots more on here for you to go at.
"Directly I found he was a sock snatcher I gave him the boot."😃
*I* want one. A 'Jeeves', that is. *Thank* you, sir.
As you asked for new readings in a message Mr Martin I think that you would be fab ay reading & characterising “Wind in the Willows” 😅
@@lynnsaunders2553 thanks, will look into it.
So good 👍🥰
Excellent and Delightful! Thank you.
So excited to come across your audio books of PGW! I am encouraging all of my friends and family to listen as well! Wonderful!!!! Thank you so much from PEI Canada!
That's great thank you!
PEI?
Wonderful 😊
Hurray!!
Here is a question that has made my old lemon throb a bit and I am sure some bright thing can help me out here. Florence says that the things her relatives got up to in the 80s wouldn't have been tolerated in the fo'c'sle of a whaler. What is that an abbreviation for?
Forecastle, the living quarters for the sailors on board.
@@dionlindsay2 Brilliant. Thanks, Nick
Hi what is your lemon?
@@robertstein5784 its Bertie's word for head. Not so much in use now!
Duh oh yeah;thanks.I love listening to the paul temple series also not sure what age you are they are great very nostalgic
I can't help wondering why Wodehouse's female characters like Florence Craye want a husband, when their plans for world domination would probably go so much smoother without one!
A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. The perfection of Mankind starts with the husband.
Wonderful
Thanks!
Was the book by Sedgwick?
Recently, I heard an episode of Jeeves in which the butler's name was Hunter? Hunter? So glad he was replaced by the "Jay".
Goodness me if this Nick Martin doesn't sound like Ronnie Corbett..😂
Lucky escape Bertie
Edwin could drive anyone to anything
brillant
10:46
I enjoyed your reading but please check the pronunciation of “fo’c’sle”.
Will do! Cheers
Nothing worse than a dastardly sock sneaker
😅😅 ok😅
VISTO 2/17/20
Nick Martin sounds far too old for Bertie. We need more pace.
You have a good point. Try playback speed at X 1.25.
@@Trickynickymarts Excellent suggestion. Thank you. At X1.25 it is vastly improved!
And that is exactly why I love Nick Martin the best for PG Wodehouse: because he speaks at a calmer pace 😂😂😂
Having been with Tricky Nicky for yonks, I can tell you he slows his natural pace for we Yanks of his fan base. 😉☺️😁