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    Today I visit the Famous Grave of Les Dawson.
    Leslie Dawson Jr. (2 February 1931 - 10 June 1993) was an English comedian, actor, writer, and presenter, who is best remembered for his deadpan style, curmudgeonly persona and jokes about his mother-in-law and wife.
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  • @Angry_Leeds_Bitch
    @Angry_Leeds_Bitch Год назад +67

    Les was brilliant, such a funny man. I miss him, RIP Les x

    • @christopherjohnson6056
      @christopherjohnson6056 Год назад +6

      I totally agree, one of the greats .

    • @aland5810
      @aland5810 Год назад +5

      Agree totally his timing was immaculate.

    • @mauriceosullivan6832
      @mauriceosullivan6832 Год назад +5

      Me too friend,,watching TV with my son Saturday,,hardly ever watch TV,, watched the masked singer, etc,, and all the presenters are poor compared too the likes of les,,what we got now Joel dommet, etc,,presenters today are very poor in comparison.

  • @darranweston9425
    @darranweston9425 Год назад +20

    Les Dawson was a huge part of my life as a child, teen and adult.
    With Roy Barraclough, he was just a legend.
    Much missed

  • @angelacarter6196
    @angelacarter6196 Год назад +16

    He was one
    comedian that my late dad would cry laughing at 😄one of the truly great comedians of his time.

  • @martinevans1256
    @martinevans1256 Год назад +12

    He was an absolute joy to watch , I didn’t realise he died so young .

  • @SiRhodesDriverTraining
    @SiRhodesDriverTraining Год назад +9

    10th June 1993. I remember the weather had been really good. I was in Blackpool that Day & the local Radio station announced Les had died. The heavens absolutely opened with a massive Thunderstorm. It was like the Fylde coast was crying. Les was an absolute legend.

  • @allansmith5248
    @allansmith5248 Год назад +24

    Ah Les was a classic old school comedian...rest in peace Les 🙏🙏💙

  • @paultaylor9652
    @paultaylor9652 Год назад +8

    A really really funny man, no bad language or innuendos, just a funny man, thanks for finding this one Paul.

  • @hellsbells7271
    @hellsbells7271 Год назад +10

    Aww my favourite comedian of all time, I absolutely love les Dawson, everything this man touched turned to gold.
    The best presenter ever of Blankety Blank, no one could do it like Les, he did so many things and each and everyone of them was a true testament to his talent.
    A true, down to earth man who had no airs and graces just himself, and that was more than enough.
    Thank you for showing this and for the respectful way you introduce your audience to a short but very informative, life story.
    Thank you.
    The character he did I think , was Cissie and Ada, with Roy Barraclough

  • @Suecutler86
    @Suecutler86 Год назад +40

    Absolutely love Les Dawson he was/is a legend, so funny doing sissy and ada with Roy Barraclough 😄 and those mishaps on the piano always had me in hysterics 🤣 how much does his daughter Charlotte look like him though its uncanny. Thanks for doung this one Paul, i hope your well. Much love from Suzanne in Blackpool Xx

    • @Dion_Mustard
      @Dion_Mustard Год назад +4

      Cissy and Ada were hilarious especially when he gurned and lifted his bosom with his arm

    • @Suecutler86
      @Suecutler86 Год назад +3

      @@Dion_Mustard Hilarious 😂 you really dont get comedy like that anymore. Im sure i heard somewhere that they where planning a cissy and ada show when he passed, would have loved to see that lol

  • @BeasleyStreet
    @BeasleyStreet Год назад +7

    Multi talented, comedian, accomplished pianist, writer and utterly unique...

  • @susanlennard8495
    @susanlennard8495 Год назад +8

    Aww I loved Les Dawson.He was such a talented funny man,it is such a shame we don’t have any more showman like he was,he was one of the greats.Thankyou Paul,I really enjoyed this video.Shame he had no flowers on his resting place.❤️❤️❤️

  • @jo20meee88
    @jo20meee88 Год назад +7

    Such a lovely video as always. Such a shame Charlotte isn’t named on his stone and there’s no flowers left for him or his first wife. Xx

    • @bigbernie7260
      @bigbernie7260 Год назад +2

      She was only interested in his money.

  • @SunshineMix101
    @SunshineMix101 Год назад +8

    😎 Les Dawson is one of my all-time favorite comedians. He had comedic and musical talent by the bucket load. RIP Les. 😎

  • @barrywalker8790
    @barrywalker8790 Год назад +8

    That was great, Les Dawson is up there among the very top comedian in our lifetime a time when they didn't have to drop the F-bomb to get a laugh because they could, so it was pure talent when all you have to do is think of one of his routines and it can make you smile that's talent, thanks Paul another winner

  • @alisonprince1102
    @alisonprince1102 Год назад +3

    ❤❤ He was a true all rounder comedian and actor. I used to laugh so much until my ribs nearly cracked. He is sorely missed. May they rest in peace. ❤❤

  • @alexfarrer2365
    @alexfarrer2365 Год назад +6

    A true great that will never ever be replaced. Absolutely unique,one of a kind.

  • @user-nj1op5zw5l
    @user-nj1op5zw5l 2 месяца назад +1

    One of the great old school comedians. Just a naturally comedic man.

  • @kate_cooper
    @kate_cooper Год назад +4

    Being a child of the 80s, I best knew Les as the host of Blankety Blank. It was one of my favourite shows and that was because of Les, I doubt I would have enjoyed it nearly so much with anyone else hosting.

  • @annettewalker3309
    @annettewalker3309 Год назад +4

    One of the most brilliant comedians ever. loved him when he played his piano all wrong. Another good video Paul and showing respect to someone that used to bring laughter into people's lives x

  • @Mackeson3
    @Mackeson3 Год назад +7

    He was totally brilliant. It was Roy Barraclough and he who used to do the 'gossipy' housewives Sissy and Ada . I remember my mum almost falling off her chair laughing when Les (in drag) telling Roy (also in drag) about a supposed woman friend of theirs who had to go to hospital for an operation, "They've had to take it all away you know, you know everything ( then mouthed but not spoken) 'down there.' (Then speaking again ) They call it a hysterical rectum!"

  • @shaye6598
    @shaye6598 Год назад +6

    This man was so funny, I really miss him. Thank you for this one. He was a hero of comedy 🎭 The piano playing was fantastic, even though he played the wrong notes we all knew the 🎶 RIP Les Dawson. 🎭❤️

  • @jennymcquade2522
    @jennymcquade2522 Год назад +7

    Was one of my favourite comedians such a funny man such a lovely man R,I,P Les 💙

  • @joannepalozzi3060
    @joannepalozzi3060 Год назад +6

    Thank you Paul for showing us a round les Dawson grave he was such a funny man and sadly missed rest in peace les thank you for your laugher you were such a funny man ❤️👼⭐️⭐️

  • @gilltagg3352
    @gilltagg3352 Год назад +5

    One of the best comedians in my eyes. Thanks for bring back all these legends and reminiscing great days of the past.

  • @janemmb
    @janemmb Год назад +5

    Aw how I loved him 💗💗💗💗. They don’t come like Sir Les any more do they? This has made my day 🙏🏽. Never forgotten RIP. 🙏🏽

  • @Gothic55
    @Gothic55 Год назад +4

    Les Dawson was a true original and very funny. He was a friend of my father and I was lucky enough to stay with him and his family for a few days in his home in Latham St Anne. RIP

  • @lindsayleonard7265
    @lindsayleonard7265 Год назад +5

    Loved this man. There'll never be another comedian like him.

  • @pamelahall1495
    @pamelahall1495 Год назад +6

    Really loved this video Paul Thankyou..what a legend Les Dawson was …So heartbreaking he didn’t get to see his baby daughter grow up …What a funny man X

  • @andrewcraner1869
    @andrewcraner1869 Год назад +7

    He was an absolute legend

  • @sharon6182
    @sharon6182 Год назад +10

    Les Dawson an absolute legend .
    I have met Les twice while in Lytham
    absolute gentleman
    Sadly missed but never forgotten
    Hope your well Paul?
    Xx

    • @UnusualThings1
      @UnusualThings1  Год назад +1

      Thank you Sharon and all good thank you

    • @misssparky5574
      @misssparky5574 Год назад +1

      @@UnusualThings1 Hi Paul, Les was in a Bupa private hospital on wood road, whalley range, manchester when he died. It,s not very far from where I live. Years ago a lot of the Manchester United players used to go there for treatment etc. I loved everything Les did and always looked forward to his shows on tv over the years. RIP DEAR LES, and you take care also thank you for your interesting videos.🎯👍👏🙋‍♀️🇬🇧

  • @englishbull1949
    @englishbull1949 Год назад +6

    He was amazing loved the face's he pulled one of my all time favourites. Rest easy les you are missed.

  • @ayutthayatrojan
    @ayutthayatrojan Год назад +2

    RIP LD -- you had immense talent and brought wonderful humor to so many of us. We miss you so much!¡!

  • @coopersleftpeg3873
    @coopersleftpeg3873 Год назад +3

    An absolute comedy genius with truly incredible timing and delivery. I remember him asking people to help look for a lost cat. He said when he eventually seen it he though it had only one eye until he realised it was walking backwards 🤣. Great video Paul 👍🏻.

  • @thebard9786
    @thebard9786 Год назад +10

    I used to be a huge fan of Les Dawson. His Cosmo Smallpiece always had me in stitches. 😅

    • @mumofthree1484
      @mumofthree1484 Год назад +1

      Knickers,knackers knockers ,still makes me chuckle

    • @thebard9786
      @thebard9786 Год назад

      @@mumofthree1484 the very same 👍😅

  • @CauliflowerMcPugg
    @CauliflowerMcPugg 27 дней назад +1

    Best mother-in-law jokes ever. Loved Cissie and Ada, too. He left us way too soon.

  • @martinnaylor
    @martinnaylor Год назад +3

    As a 70's kid we were spoilt with the talent that was around then. Les Dawson,The Two Ronnie's,Morecambe and Wise,Tommy Cooper and many many more.

  • @davegb99
    @davegb99 Год назад +3

    There is a lovely statue of him too in the gardens next to the pier in St Annes on Sea.

  • @craigwhitehead8583
    @craigwhitehead8583 Год назад +2

    Met les in the old lemon tree casino Blackpool pool .He was just has funny off stage as he was on ,joke after joke a true talented gent.

  • @menopausalbarbie7467
    @menopausalbarbie7467 Год назад +4

    Reminder set! 💜💜💜

  • @patriciabennett1819
    @patriciabennett1819 Год назад +6

    Excellent Paul ,great to visit Les Dawson’s grave.Very good comedian ,so sadly missed. Entertaining so many with such super comedy.I adore when you respectfully thank each artist as it is so welcomed. Making a huge gesture of appreciation. Thank you so very much. Kindest regards. Wishing you the very best. RIP Les as you made so many happy.

  • @martinhickmott8916
    @martinhickmott8916 Год назад +4

    A class act, never failed to put a smile on everyone's face.

  • @sarahiggins9633
    @sarahiggins9633 Год назад +3

    Les was a legend such a funny man so sad his youngest daughter was only a few months old when he sadly passed away

  • @wm5311
    @wm5311 Год назад +1

    Proper man Les, A man with Actual Talent!
    Very Cleaver & Funny man. He worked Very hard and went thro alot to get his success.

  • @TheTimmyH
    @TheTimmyH Год назад +2

    Another classic comedian - had it all, mother in law jokes, deadpan humour and a Pianist and some say a singing voice. Real laughs with Les, they don't make em' like that any more! RIP.

  • @suetodd1725
    @suetodd1725 Год назад +19

    Brilliant Paul,so sad no flowers there,looks like no one visits his grave,he was a genius,great comedian,if I lived near the cemetery would take him some flowers,it upsets me to think he's been forgotten,respect Paul,thank you 😊 for visiting Les grave xxxx❤️😊

    • @aland5810
      @aland5810 Год назад +3

      Les and his wife don't need flowers. he is immortal as are everyone that Paul visits.They will never be forgotten aslong as people remember who they were and what they did in life.

    • @suetodd1725
      @suetodd1725 Год назад +8

      @@aland5810 doesn't take much for a family member to wash the headstone and put some flowers there,it's called respect and love,and you care about them

    • @janetpendlebury6808
      @janetpendlebury6808 Год назад +5

      @@suetodd1725 Maybe none of them live nearby to visit regularly, just because you dont visit a graveside does not mean you do not love and remember them.

    • @stephenguppy7882
      @stephenguppy7882 Год назад +2

      There are always many flowers and visitors to Les's statue in St Annes. Don't worry, Les will never be forgotten.

    • @heavenmbmaa
      @heavenmbmaa Год назад

      I am sure his family remember him in other ways other than flowers by his graveside, although I do know what you mean. I don’t like to see graves with no flowers or in disrepair. His youngest daughter Charlotte is all over social media and often talks very fondly of her father. Sometimes people like to remember them as they were

  • @Karin-
    @Karin- Год назад +6

    Not sure if it has been mentioned, but I think the hologram thing they did for him was incredible, especially for his wife and more so for his daughter who unfortunately never got to meet him. It would be lovely if they could do it for more people we've lost

  • @sharoncarter4086
    @sharoncarter4086 Год назад +4

    Thanks Paul, loved Les, such a great man who had the gift of giving us laughter xxx

  • @davidsimons5944
    @davidsimons5944 Год назад +4

    He was one of the few comedians who was genuinely funny, though he also had a great singing voice & more. My favourite was when he played piano off key. If most people did that it would just sound like bad playing & not particularly funny, but he chose just a few perfectly selected wrong notes & it was hilarious. That actually takes a lot of musical skill. I miss our dear old Les.

  • @Chris-kr3pm
    @Chris-kr3pm Год назад +3

    Went to see recording of Blankety Blank with Les, it took ages as he kept messing up, then walking up to the audience and literally doing stand up, hilarious bloke. Thank you for all the videos Paul loving this channel.

  • @matthewfarmer6830
    @matthewfarmer6830 Год назад +2

    We can only see him more by watching reruns of his comedy. Thanks for sharing this Paul.😎👍 Rest in peace Les.😔🌹

  • @mariemurphy5499
    @mariemurphy5499 Год назад +1

    👋 Paul les Dawson was a legend, great talent loved him to bits. It was Roy Baragloufe that did one of the ladies with Les Dawson he'll be sadly missed by all may he rest in peace 🙏😇🌹

  • @annemccrystal5384
    @annemccrystal5384 Год назад +4

    Fantastic paul les dawson a true funny comedian first class how I used to wait on him an roy doing cissy an aida so so funny played them both to perfection thanks paul your a diamond 😁😁😁👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @pixbychris3182
    @pixbychris3182 Год назад +8

    Les was a great comic. I have fond memories of seeing him in summer season at Scarborough. Cissy and Ada live something to remember forever. Also saw him in Panto in Manchester. Brilliant. ❤️

    • @stephenguppy7882
      @stephenguppy7882 Год назад

      I am envious of the fact you saw the great Les onstage.👍

  • @ChrisFEJackson
    @ChrisFEJackson Год назад +5

    Thanks Paul, I am not ashamed to say I shed a tear when I heard about his passing. Having just had a baby daughter it was as if he was embarking on a new chapter in his life to have it cut short. I'm surprised we see no re-runs of his time hosting Blankety Blank. He was lovely, my grandmother used to howl & scream laughing when he did the double act as dressed up housewives, quietly mouthing sensitive words! So glad you included the piano scenes, as you say it is hard to play the wrong notes and out of tune but recognisable. Do you remember when they did the tribute show with Les Dawson as a hologram on stage? Many, many fond memories. Thanks again.

    • @SaltimusMaximus
      @SaltimusMaximus Год назад +2

      I remeber my nan used to mouth sensitive words, many such terrible words like pregnant 😂

    • @ChrisFEJackson
      @ChrisFEJackson Год назад +1

      @@SaltimusMaximus Haha yes mine too buddy!

  • @mrsgenehunt48
    @mrsgenehunt48 Год назад +4

    My favourite comedian. Still cry with laughing at singing happy birthday to the 111 year old lady 🤣😂🤣

  • @HaydnGuite
    @HaydnGuite 14 часов назад

    One of the greatest comics Britain has ever produced. He had a style like no other and could leave you laughing 😂 til your sides hurt. A fond farewell Mr Dawson ❤ 😊

  • @mogsyman
    @mogsyman Год назад +6

    What a shame we can’t all live forever, he was so funny 😂 I was in a hotel once on a sales conference many moons ago and Ruth Maddock, John Nettles and Les were staying at the same hotel. They were all accommodating and regardless of being pestered by plastered salesmen late in the evening kept a smile on what I’m sure would have been a long day filming or whatever they were doing. RIP Les, thanks for the memories and especially playing the piano so badly so well 👍

  • @darranweston9425
    @darranweston9425 Год назад +3

    Paul, you are a class act
    Love how much respect you show those who's lives you honour with your visits.
    Thank you so much

  • @The.Last.Guitar.Hero.
    @The.Last.Guitar.Hero. Год назад +4

    One of the great funnymen like Tommy Cooper who could just stand on a stage and make people laugh without saying anything

  • @wendyjones7753
    @wendyjones7753 Год назад +1

    He was one of the greatest showmen..r.i.p.Les..we don't get many people in our lives that we can fondly look back on.. but he will never be forgotten..thank you Lord Paul ..

  • @19spurs61
    @19spurs61 Год назад +2

    that crow at the start sounded like it had just heard one of les jokes

  • @sandraottway7859
    @sandraottway7859 Год назад

    My late dad would be rolling up saying "he's got the song wrong" my dads favourite comic, lovely memories for me thanks Paul

  • @stephenfletcher9620
    @stephenfletcher9620 Год назад +1

    Growing up I loved Les Dawson. A great host of Blankety Blank .. his one liners were brilliant RIP Les

  • @SharonHigham-jj6by
    @SharonHigham-jj6by Год назад

    Les Dawson was a genious…I loved him with Roy Baraclough in their hilarious skits on next door neighbours!!! How he played the piano all out of tune, yet we all knew what he was playing+sang along…he was just SO brilliant to be able to do that without a hitch!!! The faces he used to pull as well as his Mother in Law jokes!!! I loved watching him on telly (along with mum) every week…I didn’t realise he was so young when he died, so sad!!! “ My wife’s mother is so thin, that when she cries, the tears run down her back…!!! “. How he kept a straight face I’ll never know…one of our National Treasures without a doubt. I have forgotten when I’ve put a comment on here to you before, to say that I hope whoever “ Rests In Peace “ so I’ll say this now to our Les (plus anybody else I may have accidentally forgotten in my other comments…may you all Rest In Peace!!! Loving your adventures Paul…you’re doing a great job, thank you for sharing with us all long+forgotten (sometimes) those who have sadly died!!! You take care+I look forward to your next adventure!!! X🙃❤️🙏🏻✝️

  • @suz-x
    @suz-x Год назад +7

    What a legend Les Dawson was…. Massive in doing bad jokes that were so funny.. Piano notes, but he was an amazing standing comedian, loved this guy. Check his videos out. We laugh still Les thank you 🙏🏼 ❤️

  • @pinkypeza5744
    @pinkypeza5744 Год назад +1

    Good ol’ Les Dawson, loved his dry sense of humour R.I.P.
    Thank you for the video too Lord Paul !

  • @Hoopspur
    @Hoopspur Год назад +2

    Absolute legend, the master of dry wit.
    RIP Les.

  • @welshdragoness6667
    @welshdragoness6667 Год назад +2

    Great video Lord Paul ;). Les Dawson absolute legend and comedy genius. LOVED his sketch as an old lady I believe called Kitty I may be wrong but whenever I see it im in tears Of laughter. Great seeing all those ducks :) made me smile. Take care and all the best ♥

  • @rayhirst5425
    @rayhirst5425 Год назад

    Seem to recall he wrote a book called 'Ace of Clubs'. An insight into the underlying sadness of a comedian. Just his appearing made you smile in anticipation of the jokes coming.Thanks for the memory Paul.

  • @bernadettefirth
    @bernadettefirth Год назад +2

    Loved watching Les Dawson he was brilliant RIP Les 🙏🙏💖

  • @stephenwalker4809
    @stephenwalker4809 Год назад +8

    Wow! So many people watched the premier, glad see things going so well. There is no one famous buried in Morecambe. Eric Morecambe called the town ‘ a cemetery with lights ‘ and chose to live and die somewhere better. I recently discovered a long forgotten grave of a slave who was a man servant who was eventually ‘ lived as a free man ‘ when the slavery act was repealed. His former owners described him as ‘a much loved and dear friend,’ and the huge slab on a raised plinth that serves as his headstone would have been very expensive at the time and is evidence of the families love for him which I find rather moving and very progressive for the eighteen hundreds. You might find the less fortunate but well known story of Sambo’s (sic) grave at Sunderland point of interest. All best, Paul.

  • @craigh4972
    @craigh4972 Год назад +12

    Les was originaly cast for the BBC's TV series 'One Foot in the Grave' as Victor Meldrew. But Richard Wilson took the role!.

  • @Runnyoutdoors
    @Runnyoutdoors Год назад +2

    Absolutely brilliant tribute video of the unrivalled Les Dawson. Massive miss in the comedy world. Oh that piano clip 😂😂😂😂

  • @vijendrapatricknaryan2637
    @vijendrapatricknaryan2637 Год назад

    I remember les he was class.My sister used to run a pub and les used to drink and also play piano on Sunday evenings.My friends and I used to enjoy the sessions.Thanks Paul.

  • @robclark4507
    @robclark4507 Год назад +1

    Never ever heard anyone say bad word about this legend

  • @aaronwarrior
    @aaronwarrior Год назад +2

    Awesome video as always paul, very respectful and professional. The Cissie and Ada characters that he did with Roy barraclough were just perfection - a man I met when he was doing panto in Liverpool all he wanted to do is talk about les and the lasting impression he left on him. Les definitely was one of a kind. Keep it awesome.

  • @davidpendry7731
    @davidpendry7731 2 месяца назад

    One of the best stand up comedians and entertainers. Always brought a smile to our faces RIp

  • @scorpiochris3635
    @scorpiochris3635 Год назад

    There was no one like Les for me very very clever with his mickey taking on the piano and I especially Loved his intricate sarcasm with his comedy no one else could do that

  • @1089maul
    @1089maul 19 дней назад +1

    Paul. Great episode! A family favourite who was lost too young! Bob

  • @philipcorrigan507
    @philipcorrigan507 Год назад +3

    Looking forward to this one.

  • @marklife_ox4
    @marklife_ox4 Год назад +1

    Great video . Does anybody remember the Sid James Sunderland empire ghost story? Apparently Sid's ghost appeared in les's dressing room. It's sacred les so much. He never set foot in the theatre again.

  • @davidblack3396
    @davidblack3396 Год назад +1

    All the old greats are gone, Les Dawson, Benny Hill Rik Mayall these guy's made us laugh in the day's gone by,, hope Les is at peace as with the rest 🙏

  • @sharonlegg85
    @sharonlegg85 Год назад

    Loved him. So sad when he died, a real comedy 🎭 legend. Thank you Paul ❤️🎭🎹

  • @SC-mv9rk
    @SC-mv9rk 27 дней назад

    Had the best laughs watching this wonderful man’s shows. Thank you Paul .

  • @ontherocks8712
    @ontherocks8712 Год назад +1

    Loved Les.Cissy and Ada were hilarious.Nice one Paul. RIP Les.

  • @1010abcdefgh
    @1010abcdefgh Год назад +1

    "I always knew when my mother in law was coming down the path, the mice would throw themselves on the traps "

  • @oddsandwindsocks5905
    @oddsandwindsocks5905 Год назад +1

    Hi Paul. Pure comedy genius Les was ,perfect timing and a very good pianist. I loved it when he took the reins from Terry wogan and hosted blankety blank. Les made a dull show with crap prizes unbelievably funny.

  • @FrenchieDogMum
    @FrenchieDogMum Год назад +3

    Considering Charlotte talks so much about her love for her Dad on her social media I am so surprised there are no flowers on his grave. So sad. I remember my Dad watching Les so much when I was a kid.
    Surprised also that he’s buried with his first wife even though he married again afterwards. God bless.

    • @bigbernie7260
      @bigbernie7260 Год назад +2

      He was a meal ticket top that barmaid and her daughter.

    • @benjohnson3178
      @benjohnson3178 Год назад +1

      Charlotte actually has his ashes at home or at least she did. His ashes were buried in the garden of her Mum's house. I'm guessing this grave is either just a memorial or it has some of his ashes.

    • @bigbernie7260
      @bigbernie7260 Год назад

      @@benjohnson3178
      His first wife Meg was the only real love of his life.
      He was a vunerable, lonely, oldish man who was taken advantage of big time.
      Charlotte like many of here ilk nowadays is a talentless, tangerine, tart full of plastic surgery.
      Who leeches a living on the back of a famous relatives name.

  • @Roller_Ghoster
    @Roller_Ghoster Год назад +3

    Paul you must have done some running about when you went up to the North of England. Love Les Dawson. People dont realise but its actually really hard to play the piano out of key.

  • @G-Red-IMP
    @G-Red-IMP Год назад

    Les was a very funny man and brought many tears with laughter to people homes via tv. Massive THANK YOU Les very unique and a legend that's sadly missed. R.I.P Les.

  • @frankylee7063
    @frankylee7063 5 дней назад

    So many stars with humble looking graves.

  • @BB49.
    @BB49. Год назад +1

    His joke "blowing out the candle" he did several times is comedy gold

  • @johnclarke7759
    @johnclarke7759 Год назад

    Great man who brought many laughs in our household. R.I.P

  • @wobber999
    @wobber999 Год назад +2

    I love your videos, you are so respectful to the people you are visiting keep up the wonderful work 😊

  • @1089maul
    @1089maul Год назад +1

    Paul, The first of your shows which bought me laughter! I often wonder how Les would get in with his style of comedy today??? Thanks again, Bob

  • @christinemaguire9746
    @christinemaguire9746 Год назад

    A great comedian.They done make them quite like this anymore.I used to love watching Les and Roy Barraclough acting as ladies gossiping over the fence! Brilliant.

  • @nigelc5651
    @nigelc5651 Год назад

    Another great star who will never be forgot, well done sir Paul

  • @Do.not.judge.
    @Do.not.judge. Год назад

    Hi Paul, I missed this vid of which as always you deliver respectful and very gentle. Les was a scream, the type of laughter that has been deprived from today's viewing. Thank-you for bringing memories.

  • @derbyjohn972
    @derbyjohn972 4 дня назад

    Great vlog again Paul. He was a complete legend missed 😢

  • @ellesee7079
    @ellesee7079 Год назад

    My dad reminds me of Les. Very similar sense of humour. Didn't realise he'd worked in Nelson! Thank you for showing this one, Lord Paul ( doffs cap!) Great work again! 👏🏻 👍🏻