Fan Dabi Dozi - The Krankees

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Janette stands at a tiny 4 foot 5 tall. Famed for playing Wee Jimmy Krankie, the comedienne has always maximised on her small height. A comedian told Janette, who is 4ft 5in, she should take advantage of her height and create a character for her stand-up gigs. Has one of The Krankies died?But we knew everybody in Coventry, people were always happy to see us, we never had to queue anywhere, and we missed it after we left. The visit to the Fairhill-based group came on the last day of the duo’s 800-mile trip around Scotland. Today’s April Fool’s Day bonus Pop Rescue from an uncertain fate, is 1981’s It’s Fan-Dabi-Dozi!– the second album by Scottish comedy couple The Krankies. Will this album have you Krankin’ up the volume, or is it a full on Dozi listen? The Krankies – Fan-Dabi-Dozi! (1981) album.

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And so Wee Jimmy Krankie was born. In the early days on the club circuit they supported The Everly Brothers, Neil Sedaka and Gene Pitney. The Krankies began their career as a comedy duo performing as various characters and working the comedy circuit. In 1978, they got their big break when they were given a spot on the Royal Variety Performance.

Opener Hubba Dubba Dooby, Press The Boogie Button, and (the should’ve-been-single) But You Love Me, Daddy are the highlights here, but even at its weakest, it’s a middle-of-the-road album. We’re Going To Spain feels a bit cheap, simply because it’s a bit lazy with it’s lyrics, but then that was pretty much how the British attitude was towards Spanish holidays in the 1980s. Matthew Perry's ex Molly Hurwitz 'wishes' Friends star had not 'thrown away' their relationship by messaging a 19-YEAR-OLD girl on Raya Israel-Hamas war LIVE: Israeli airstrikes destroy 300 targets in Gaza and Lebanon overnight as WHO warns of 'imminent public health catastrophe'