Fan Dabi Dozi - The Krankees

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During their heyday, the duo appeared in a number of TV shows, including Crackerjack and The Joke Machine, as well as their own shows, which included The Krankies Klub and The Krankies Elektronik Komik. Ashleigh’s passion for singing and performing began at a young age, and she would often entertain her parents Avril, 56, and Derek, 57, and younger sister Kim, 24, at home in Newtongrange, as well as her grandparents Lily and John Gray. Daniel Radcliffe breaks down in tears in FIRST trailer for documentary about his Harry Potter stunt double.

When we heard that they weren’t doing panto in Glasgow this year, we were so disappointed – but when I spotted that they were doing this tour, I contacted them with the attitude of ‘nothing ventures, nothing gained’.Argentina condemns Israel's bombing on Gaza refugee camp that killed more than 50 people as Bolivia severs. Ian adds: "We played some of the worst clubs in the country, including the hardest club in Coventry, the Tam O'Shanter club, but we were fine because it was a Scottish club, the red coats used to hate it, they said it was like working in Glasgow! In the early days on the club circuit they supported The Everly Brothers, Neil Sedaka and Gene Pitney.

The album was not as I had suspected it to be – with far more emphasis put on actually singing, and the musicians clearly are capable too. Mr and Mrs Tough are happy to talk about their constant love for each other, though they admit there is little romance between them, not even holding hands. The references include Wikipedia, Cambridge Dictionary Online, Oxford English Dictionary, Webster's Dictionary 1913 and others. Janette said she was aware their confessions would shock fans but said she simply wanted to tell the truth.Then it’s time for But You Love Me, Daddy, which gives us a surprise cover version of Jim Reeves’ 1959 song. Beauty queen Athenna Crosby claims she was spotted having lunch with 'close friend' Matthew Perry a day. Side Two opens with a dramatic piano roll and we’re straight into the titular track Fan-Dabi-Dozi, which was also the album’s sole single. We’re not sure you’d get away with a husband and wife playing a father and son these days, because it just seems a little bit strange, but The Krankies may well have been our very favourite double act of them all when we were children. Over all, this album is surprisingly coherent and more musical than it is filled with comedic chatter.