Find out more about this bill sent to my Grandad on my Dad's behalf in the mid-20th Century by listening to ep 6 of Letters To My Dead Dad, available now wherever you get your podcasts.

So hopefully I'm up to the job!

Anyway, see poster for all the deets.

I've never really followed the fashion scene.

But then again, I was in the greengrocer's yesterday, and a bloke I've never met before said he liked my boots, asked about my hat, and concluded that I look "sharp".

Am I amazed by how funny it is? Or do I realise with horror that it's a gag-free bit of leaden attempted satire?

Find out by downloading ep 6 wherever you get your podcasts!

If you've already listened, can I ask you a massive favour? If you could leave a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Amazon Music, that will really help people to find the podcast.

Five stars preferred, natch.

Thanks, pals!

Just look for the Comedy Bureau wherever you get your podcasts.

Only been wearing them three days and already so comfy. And every time I catch a glimpse of them it gives me a little boost.

Particularly pleased with the red laces I fitted 'em with.

Wanna hear more about all this?

The check out ep 5 of Letters To My Dead Dad out now wherever you get your podcasts!

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A photo of my Dad drumming for an unknown jazz band in the late 1940s.

A letter I wrote to Dad on 30 November 1983.

A letter from Dad's Jamaican pen-pal Lloyd George Bailey on 23 August 1949.

Two photos of Lloyd George Bailey.

What's that sign at the back?

What's the name of the band?

Who are the other musicians?

Sadly, these are things I've never know.

But if you want to hear more about this, check out ep 5 of Letters To My Dead Dad wherever you get your podcasts.

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Also, weirdly, I found myself talking a lot about Tony Allen and quoting his ideas.

Still really miss him.

"Your letter was received safely and the contents carefully noted."
Love that!

Nah mate