One Song to The Tune Of Another... more of the best of

Humphrey Lyttleton and Jack Dee give the panellists one song to sing to the tune of another on the BBC Radio 4 comedy, I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue. Starring Rob Brydon, Jeremy Hardy, Grahame Garden, Tony Hawks and Tim Brook Taylor. Piano accompaniment by Colin Sell
All copyrights acknowledged - the BBC and composers/writers

[@maggiebrinkley4760]

Shout-out toColin Sell, ISIHAC wouldn't be the same without him.

[@HaFannyHa]

Jeremy's 'Creep' and 'Grandma' is pure magic! I really miss Jeremy!

[@CaitiffPrimogen]

I came here from a video of David Mitchell doing Whiter Shade of Pale's lyrics to the Muppets theme, so it's bizarre hearing the reverse from Tony Hawks :D

[@marcgorter8651]

Same hahaha

[@coldwhite4240]

Over the years they've tended to repeat the same songs as either lyric or tune. I think some songs lend themselves better to the "One Song..." round better than others.
Charles Aznavour's "She" has featured a lot, usually giving Graeme a chance to use his cod-French accent! 😆
Graeme usually gets the Dylan songs too, so he can have a blast on his harmonica - to cheers from the audience!

[@antster1983]

“The old crooner’s still got it... despite the penicillin.”

[@zapkvr]

That MRSA can be pretty nasty

[@coldwhite4240]

0:02 Tim Brooke-Taylor - "Bob The Builder" TTTO "Habanera"
1:29 Tony Hawks - "The Muppet Show" TTTO "A Whiter Shade Of Pale"
2:51 Jeremy Hardy - "Creep" TTTO "There's No-one Quite Like Grandma"
4:23 Rob Brydon - "Who Do You Think You Are Kidding, Mr Hitler?" TTTO "Yesterday Once More"
6:08 Graeme Garden - Kung Fu Fighting" TTTO "She"
7:30 Graeme Garden - "The Flintstones" TTTO "My Way"
9:13 Tim Brooke-Taylor - "The Red Flag" TTTO "Mister Sandman"
10:14 Graeme Garden - "How Much Is That Doggy In The Window?" TTTO "Blowin' In The Wind"

[@zapkvr]

Respect Sir

[@Steffu]

Absolutely brilliant! Always my favourite part of ISIHAC!

[@danielcollin8227]

'You can't take a goldfish for a walk' is such a Bob Dylan kind of phrase it's not even funny.

[@coldwhite4240]

🤣

[@zapkvr]

Zim wasn't known for his sense of humor

[@emjackson2289]

Wouldn't you love to hear The Red Flag sung like that at the Labour Conference!

[@stephenbeckett6377]

Em Jackson and in the middle of it all, Rob Bryson stands up and burst out with his who do you think you’re kidding

[@KissMeWhereIWee]

I thought that song was about sticking it to Hitler, you mong

[@mrvillan6951]

Fantastic.

[@emjackson2289]

Am I overegging the pudding when I say that Rob Brydon in this is doing the best song to the tune of another song ever - aside from the Muppets by Tony Hawks & David Mitchell?

[@mrvillan6951]

@@emjackson2289 You could right! Miles Jupp's I Tawt I Taw A Puddy Tat is right up there though.

[@emjackson2289]

@@mrvillan6951 mind you, Rory Bremner doing Imagine although that's him being an impressionist (brilliant though it was).

[@stephenbeckett6377]

Victoria Woods Bob The Builder to I Dreamed a Dream

[@stephenbeckett6377]

Or Frankie Boyle There’s no-one quite like grandma to Scotland The Brave, or even Rob Brydon’s Spider-Man to Bring Him Home

[@samuelholmes3696]

I miss Tim Brooke-Taylor and Jeremy Hardy!

[@autistictechgirl]

These are hilarious

[@caloucalai]

Top Notch

[@peterwallace2540]

Very funny.

[@CricketEngland]

I’m just waiting for them to get someone to sing the Johnathan King classic “Una Poloma Blanca” to the tune of “I’m just a cider drinker” by the Wurzels

[@leftboot83]

😂

[@gijgij4541]

Surely that was Dylan imitating Graeme?

[@katygaston8777]

Which series is the first one from?

[@thomasjohnston9795]

Quiz point
Creep 3:06

[@barrietracey7845]

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[@davidhull1481]

I’m sorry but this is my least favorite part of I’m sorry.