Forum entries appear with the most recent first.
2010 February 11th Thursday at 3:07
Frank K from Albury NSW Australia Been a fan of Benny Hill since first shown on TV. It's great to see Channel 7two showing it every week night at 7pm. It is wonderful entertainment from someone who was a real comedic genius & so out of kilter with today's overly politically correct times. He gets away with so much with his characteristic smirk. But the more I see of him & read about him confirms he was a true pioneer of comedy & so original.RIP Alfred Hawthorne ''Benny'' Hill
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2009 August 17th Monday at 10:36
Pat McCord from Schererville IN I am trying to locate the name of some music ditty that was played on one of Benny Hill's T V shows. It is not the theme song of his show which was Yakkety Yak by Boots Randolph. In this music, which I am trying to locate, there is a male voice singing to melody to the words ''na, na, na, na,. na'' and then female voices some in with something like ''de, de, de de''
I do appreciate so much your search for this. I am at wits end trying to find the name of the ditty.
Thank you
Pat McCord
Schererville IN
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2009 April 7th Tuesday at 15:19
Jerry from Florida Benny had a country western song with words ''....and the only time I ever kiss my wife is when I don't have a napkin.'' Can anyone tell me the title of the song or the rest of the lyrics.
Thanks,
jerry
oudgem@tampabay.rr.com
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2009 March 2nd Monday at 12:14
Mark Z. from Los Angeles Hello All! I was just thinking about our hero, and that has led me to this great website. Here's a link to one of Benny's best songs, and my personal favorite:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxioiMl-i68
Enjoy!
Regards,
MZ
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2008 November 27th Thursday at 0:55
Carole from New Zealand http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNnqe5qfo9M
Looking for the lyrics of The Flash skit - anone know these?
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2008 September 22nd Monday at 17:49
Joe Cox from Tucson, AZ There is a clip that I can't seem to find on my DVD Megaset. It is from 1978-1981, and it is during the Cheeky Challenge Trivia Quiz on the third disc of Set 4. One of the ''you got the question right'' clips is a cheering crowd with noisemakers, Sue Upton, etc.
Where can I find that sketch on Set 4?
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2008 June 10th Tuesday at 14:33
Roger Strange from Victoria BC Canada Looking for words and if possible music for a skit Louise English and one other singing about:
Please Don't Tear our Privy Down.
If anyone has the words - or better yet words and music - please contact me at Rogerstrange@telus.net
Thanks
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2008 April 13th Sunday at 14:21
Jhon Jairo from Colombia Hi, excuse for me english, I'm looking for a song in a Benny Hill sketch called the short happy life of Maurice Dribble from womb to tomb (or something like that).
Please, can you help me? what is the name of this song?
Thank you so mcuch
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2008 January 6th Sunday at 4:28
ElizabethP from Glasgow Does anyone know if Benny Hill ever sang,''Ghost riders in the sky''with his own words, if so has anyone got a copy of the lyrics, ElizabethP
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2007 December 17th Monday at 10:09
Waldemar from Frankenthal I'm looking for a song in a Benny Hill sketch. The big problem I have is that I only got the german DVD's and that there is no information about any song played at the Show and the sketches in no regular order.
The sketch is about a woman that sings a song ( the song I'm looking for ) and Benny plays some different percussion instruments. The womon does a strip and everytime she shows him more of her he damages one instrument. The clothes he is wearing look latin, and she is dressed in a blue dress. I don't know if Benny wrote that song or if the woman even sang it, but it sounds like a song from the 50s or 60s. I also got the lyrics ( the words I understood ):
I can feel a feeling deep inside
funny feeling that I can't hide
I never thought it could happen to me
I always wanted to be free
Now I'm chaind again
I'm mad about you 4x
I'm going out of my head over you ( ??? )
'cause you've been so true
I never thought ...
I'm mad about you ...
Can someone please help me or name someone I could ask about the song?
Thanks a lot
Waldemar
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