American Reacts to Ken Dodd Live How To Cure Your Husband's Snoring
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- American Reacts to Ken Dodd Live How To Cure Your Husband's Snoring
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Ken Dodd was the president of my theatre group. He used to come every year to do two free gigs to help raise funds. His aim was to perform every small theatre in the country to promote live entertainment. No one ever got out of the theatre till 1/2 a.m., he would go on by himself for hours. I know he had taxman issues, but boy, what a force of nature. A night watching him live left you gasping for breath😂
He did Formby gild Hall a fewtimes
In the 1960s he held the record for the longest joke-telling session - 1500 in 3½ hours.
Ken Dodd is a lesson to the comedians of today... you can be hilarious without resorting to swearing, being derogatory, offensive, or rude.
Swearing means nothing, golly, my word, well ill bee, etc. Are used exactly the same way as fuck, shit or cunt !
If you find them problematic, it is not the words,,,, Its you, you endow them with more meaning then they actually have. So if you find it hard to enjoy comics using swearwords, grow the fuck up, they are just words , not magical incantations of evil doing !
When you saw Ken live you never got out early. He would just keep going. I think a lot of the theatre managers used to get fed up waiting to go home they would chuck the keys onto the stage and tell him to lock up when he was finished. RIP Ken.
RIP Ken me & mum miss you we came & saw/watched you @ least 20 times & it was worth it £19 a ticket for 4-6hrs worth of pure genuine entertainment
Just looking at Ken Dodd makes me smile!!!!! Comic genius, and not a bad singer too!!!!
Hi E.B., great to see you enjoying more of Ken. He took his craft very seriously & made notes about how well each joke in each performance went. He & Bob Monkhouse are the only two comedians I know of, who kept books of jokes. Ken also studied the humour of the different British regions & tailored his jokes accordingly. There are 2 (An Audience with..) shows with Ken as the star, in front of a British celebrity packed audience.
The Genius that was Ken Dodd. Brilliant
My dad had his hit song and he was a great singer as well as a comic at his funeral with his song “happiness “
One of the absolute greats. Sorely missed
He was my grandmother's favourite comedian and singer. She used to play his song Tears for Souvenirs all the time and always dragged my grandfather to see him when they went on holiday to Blackpool. She passed away 42 years ago and the memories of her and my grandfather laughing at him are still crystal clear 😂
And what a pay-off! I remember this one!
As has been said Ken Dodd famously ran over time at every live performance he did. A 2 hour gig at 8pm nsy well still be going at midnight and beyond. It was pointless booking a taxi home because you never knew when he'd finish. Theatres knew they were in for a late night when he was on.
He was a UK legend, the like of which genuinely will never be seen again. Comedian, singer, actor and a thoroughly decent chap.
Don't worry, when he finnished there were always pleanty of milk floats.
Sir Kenneth Arthur Dodd OBE, was the last of the GREAT music hall comedians in the UK, I had the pleasure of seeing him perform live twice. ❤
If you like Ken, try another fantastic British music hall comedian, the late “Max Miller”. He absolutely packed the theatres to the rafters. 😂😂😂
Now, the other Ken Dodd that I would certainly recommend is the 'Ken Dodd Medley'. The length of this particular one is six minutes and forty nine seconds and is a clip from an hour-long programme called 'An Audience With Ken Dodd'. Here he demonstrates his - not unimpressive! - singing prowess and brilliant comedic timing which had an audience of invited pros in the business and admirers in stitches!
Then there was "Another Audience with Ken Dodd"
A funny but beautiful moment in this was if he would sing a song without pulling funny faces. He began singing "The Very Thought of You" but began pulling funny faces when he hears a trumpet playing in between the lyrics. Which you find at the end it was the Lady Mayoress playing along with him. 👍
@@Sheffield_Steve Oh yes! You've just triggered the memory! That was brilliance.
Ken dodd was a comedy icon one of if not the best comedians liverpool has ever produced .He also had a quite the music career to with songs like "tears" and" love is like a violin" but the song he's most well known for is the song happiness I highly recommend you listen to his music .Great reaction as always 👍
Not only was Ken Dodd funny, he didn't just perform until 10pm at his concerts. He would still be performing at 1am.
Ken Dodd was so funny. Never repeated a joke, never blue or rude and went on for hours. Listen to him singing Auntie Mary had a canary!
I forget he had a great singing voice too! Not necessarily with Aunty Mary Had a Canary! 🤗🤣
A great playground ditty when I grew up by the docks in the North End of Birkenhead...😊😊😊
@@eamonnclabby7067 Eamonn! Can't believe this! I'm in Tranmere mate! 🤗🤟
One of the Godfathers of British Stand Up.
The other for me was Max Miller.
Genius.
Ken Dodd had only one fault, he didn’t have an off button. He could sellout a theatre for his one man shows and without a supporting act, he could walk on the stage at around 19:00 hours and still be performing at 01:00 hours the next morning. Theatre Managers would plead with him to keep his performances down to 5 hours and still have to close the curtains on him to get him off stage so that the audience would leave and the staff could clean the theatre for the next performance, even if it was Ken on the next show of his tour, or a totally different show. He occasionally would do a show that would be broadcast as a part of an old time music hall where the audience as well as the musicians and the rest of the theatre staff were all dressed up in Victorian or Edwardian costumes. The show was called “The Good Old Days “ and it was filmed at the City Variety Hall, in Leeds, West Yorkshire and because it had to be fitted into the TV schedule they were the only performances that he would keep to his allotted time on stage, but even then he sometimes would come back on stage after the recording was finished and do an extra unrecorded performance or he might sing a song or two as he was a very good singer as well as a comedian and children’s entertainer.
Saw him live in the 80's. He performed for hours. So many jokes and all rapid fire. Amazing.
I remember watching a TV documentary about Ken some time ago and there was some archive footage of him being interviewed along with the Beatles (As they were all from Liverpool). I'm not sure if it is around here on YT though.
@@andywrong3247 I think that was the one. I do remember Ken mentioning how they pronounce "Fair hair".
Oh, I love Doddy. Absolutely adored his story telling and had such a great time when I got to see him in Blackool many, many years ago.
Oh my goodness I am in the UK and I haven’t heard that one 😂😂😂😂. We saw him 3 times in a theatre, we went to the second house which was a good move as he over ran his shows, we got back to our house at 1am😳🤣, my aunt was babysitting, she wondered what had happened, this was way way before mobile phones. In his autobiography the stage manager would throw the keys onto the stage and tell Ken to lockup, being Ken this was probably a made up story, but then again was it? He even picked me out of the show to speak to me, also our daughter at another show. Such a lovely funny man, when asked why he ran over his time when he was on a chat show, he replied that folk were spending their hard earned cash to come and see him, bless him, never another like him
That clip was from Ken’s live laughter tour, worth watching the full show where he performs live in different theatres across the UK.
He also did 2 shows on TV for “An Audience With” where an artist had to perform to an audience of celebrities who got to ask them questions. So look out for An Audience With Ken Dodd and Another Audience With Ken Dodd.
Any clips with Ken and the Diddy Men are worth seeing, especially with Dicky Mint.
If you can find the “An Audience With” series, there are many famous stars from singers to comedians such as Dame Edna and Joan Rivers who would leave you laughing. Produced for ITV. Your laugh is infectious
Ken Dodd was a genius. You should try to watch his 'An Audience With...'. So funny.
Ken was peerless 👍❤🏴
I saw him in Sunderland theatre, he came on at seven, just constant jokes one after the other. At 1120pm, the theatre staff opened all the doors of the theatre including the fire doors. It was winter, the icy wind blasted through the theatre.
This was to remind ken he had to come off the stage, as they wanted to go home.
Saw him twice, the same thing happened. The amount of jokes he knew, one liners too. But he would forget to come off lol.
Utterly giggleworthy and tattifilarious. Fun stuff, and some great childhood memories of him. Be well. 😉
I still call Mrs C Tilly Mint....😅😅😅
I sat through a 4 hour Ken Dodd show at the Redditch theatre in the 1990s.
Never laughed so much in all my life!
Same here, in Leicestershire (Kilworth House). He was 86 I think.
The northern English have a unique sence of humour Ken Dodd was a real entertainer, he always put the audience first. I spent many a year in the Army with northern people they are all such fun people above the watford gap as its known here.
I saw him in the early 60s when he was simply a turn, listened to his radio shows, watched his TV shows, lived a mile or so from his house/bank for a year. He truly was a great. The BBC had a series of shows in a "musical hall" with the typical acts, which are available on TH-cam -"The Good Old Days". Lots of favourites doing old acts, singing, comedy, juggling etc in a Leeds theatre with the audience dressed appropriately. Worth watching to see Ken Dodd (and others) playing off the audience.
I remember Ken Dodd and the Diddy Men....no joke!🏴🏴🏴🏴
Now the jam butty mines have closed, I make do with a Tunnock's tea cake...and a cuppa
He was unique .
I had the pleasure of seeing him perform live twice.
I live 3 miles away from his childhood home in Knotty Ash Liverpool (yes it is a real place).
He was born, lived and died (aged 90) in that house.
He was one funny man. Thanks for the reaction. 👍
Watch his an audience with Ken Dodd itv apparently Ken was a decent singer back in the day.happyness.he often talks about chuckle muscle. We need longer clips of Ken Dodd he gets into a lovely rhythm, some audience members can't stop laughing especially some women, he keeps it clean he doesn't need to swear like some.
Always found a 'clean' alternative - sometimes unique. Everyone instantly knew what the "field of battle" was but I have never heard any other uses of the phrase in this context.
@Llanchlo same here but Ken always had a wonderful way with words you could usually get on kens wave length &work out what he was referring to..
He reached a crossroads in the 60s, having had his hits. Do I continue with singing, or, stand up? He concluded that his singing success was short term, but comedy itself has no sell by date.
He made the right call.
Saw Ken live in Glasgow. He was on stage for hours. Hats off. Hope he's making everyone laugh up there. ❤
Don't let your Mrs see this one! 😀
Would love to see more love Dodd
My sister, was his bank at one time, ? Gentleman, to end. Years ago and I still admire him, imo.
Ken Dodd Medley, he's a fantastic singer
Watched this few times and I'm still pishin' meself at you laughing at the end .. brilliant man don't stop recording 🤣
My mother had several records of Ken Dodd singing, he had a wonderful voice
Ken Dodd grew on me, he was a singer a children's entertainer, a ventriloquist, and a comedian, he knocked the Beatles of the number one spot in the charts and had great success with the diddy men, he really was a one off,
Good old Ken Dodd, saw him live quite a few times, and his shows were the stuff of legends for the amount of time they ran, it wasn't uncommon for him to go an hour and a half over his allotted time, you always got value for money with Ken!
Ken said, if you want to know the time in the middle of the night, just get a big drum and start beating it loudly, someone is sure to open their window and shout who's that beating a drum at half past two in the morning!
True story...A few months back i was at a show sat next to an 87 year old man named Peter. He told me many years ago he asked a girl out and he took her to see Ken Dodd at the very same theatre. He wondered why such a pretty girl didn't have a boyfriend. He soon found out when Ken was making everyone laugh and this girl burst out laughing. She had a laugh like a horse. Ken took full advantage of this. The best stories are true stories.
Pure genius of a comedian lived just up the road from me even though he was a multi millionaire he lived in the same small house his mum and dad owned. Should watch more of his shows. Rip Sir Kenneth Dodd esquire.
Ken Dodd was great! The only trouble was if you went to one of his shows it would run over hours!!! much to the despair of the theatre workers!!!
An audience with Ken Dodd and he went to university become a professor of laughter a very funny man was he .
Noone but noone made me laugh so much as he did. It was like you could not stop once he got you started. It so polished, but loose, expressions, body moves, the voice. Never said a dirty word on stage, didn't need to.
Ken Dodd was well known to extend his show was past the official finishing times and then say to the crowd you have all missed your last bus which was 11pm back in the day, It happened to my parents but the taxi drivers loved him 😀😀
I forgot how brilliant he was thanks for the memories
Ken Dodd is a PURE GENIUS... I love seeing him.... Always gives me a good belly laugh
Miss Doddy.
Born on 8th November 1927, Ken Dodd performed professionally for at least 63 years from 1954 to 2017 (last tour 2017, last performance 28th December 2017, aged 90). After a six week hospitalisation for a chest infection he married his long term partner on 9th March and died at his home in Knotty Ash (where he had been born and lived his entire life) on 11th March 2018. Tickling sticks were displayed across Liverpool, and the city's flags were flown at half mast.
Ken was a national treasure. Full of lateral thinking. Full of humour that we couldn't think up ourselves. Thanks for your reaction. It was right on the button.
Good old Doddy, clean harmless fun.
Today’s comedians could learn an awful lot from old Ken.
I’ve seen him live, by golly what a show!
Ken Dodd was and remains the King
Best showman ever. Get tickets to go and watch him and he’d be on for hours. Loved his craft. Great man
Live ken was the best stand up ever
I'm just 10 minutes from Kens old house, a very humble man who never forgot his roots & stayed in Liverpool, I'm also 10 minutes away from his final resting place, I imagine if you walked past one night, you would hear the departed laughing away as Ken went through his routine.
Ken was once described as the last of the great music hall performers.
Ken was a very good Singer, as well as Comedian. 🇬🇧
Ken Dodd. A hilarious Comedian from Liverpool. 🇬🇧
You must look for and watch an audience with ken dodd its a must
Another one off from a city region of one offs....we tend to utilize the bits of English culture we like and ditch the rest....thanks for sharing this with us all, peace and love from the wirral peninsula,bounded by the mersey and the Dee and the Irish sea...geography and rhyme...E...😊😊
Ken Dodd, is probably the greatest comedian, and entertainer, that's ever lived. Look for. An audience with Ken Dodd.
Hello from the UK.love your reactions to our comedians.watch 'an audience with Kenn dodd'.absolutely brilliant from start to finish' superb comic and my all time favourite.😁
Ken Dodd. A master comedian with a career of something like 70yrs. He knew it all.
I used to love Ken Dodd as a kid , but I loved the Diddy men from Knotty Ash,a mythical race of little people Ken invented, I even had a vinyl album and still know their theme tune 😂
My favourite comedian I met him twice
If you want a full show of the greatest comedian of his generation look up an audience with ken dod its the funyest thing you watch for a long time 😊,and he can sing too.
I was always partial to a lot of the characters in Harry Enfields TV shows. The Randy Wobbly old ladies where always funny to me and inspired by a real experience.
Another Very Good Ken Dodd Video and Reactions.
I saw him live and I the muscle pain I had from laughing for 5 hours was really bad. 😂
Apart from being a great comedian, he was a fine singer - he had 18 Top 40 hits in the UK, “Tears” topped the charts for 5 weeks in 1965 and was the third-best-selling single in Britain in the whole of the 1960s (and think how much competition there was then!).
There’s also a statue of him on the main concourse of Liverpool Lime Street railway station.
I'm so glad you know Ken Dodd. That's gonna come in handy in a future Still Game episode. The joke would be quite lost if you didn't know the reference.
Brilliant Ken. Not sure if you have seen the Billy Connolly "Audience with" circa 1985.....classic
Im not sure what year it was, as i wasn't born, but one year Ken Dodd outsold and had more hit songs than the Beatles.
And the Beatles really loved him, both being from Liverpool, and he loved them, not as much as he hated the Tax man, but thats another story 😁😁😁
I'm from near where Ken dodds from he's always been hilarious 😂
Ken has a statue in Liverpool Lime Street railway station.
Just brilliant 😂
You best bit is to watch An Audience with Ken Dodd.
Loved Ken Dodd
You must watch more Ken Dodd, he was. hilarious, but never spiteful .
Do more please 😂😂😂😂😂
Ken was just a comical Genius, you wont find anyone with a bad word to say about him here in Liverpool. One of his funniest shows is with a celebrity guest audience, people like Billy Connolly and Ringo star were invited and it`s just hilarious, well worth a look 👍👍
My grandpas favourite.
He's so funny. 😂
my ribbs ached for two days after his live show , 1900 to 1am plus duracel bunny had nothing on him!
He was Brilliant 🤩
Our greatest stand up who used to do marathon concerts.hi-lurrious.
I married a Lancashire lady. They are very practical
Ken Dodd once admitted that he often made up jokes live on the stage and once he'd told them; his agent would write them down so the joke wouldn't be forgotten.
His ventriloquist act is also well worth a look.
Try some Frankie Howard and Kenneth Williams monologues - when they’re good they’re painfully funny 😂
Also Ken Dodd was a great singer
Thats The Liverpool sense of humour
i fkn love your laugh
Ken Dodd , absolute master of comedy , saw him many times. If you want an alternative British Comedian with a funny clip , type Bernard Manning Snuff Joke , another British icon of comedy