The (Original) Houghton Weavers - Battle of Hastings Monologue
The Houghton Weavers were my late father's favourite folk group from Lancashire and these videos were recorded by him onto VHS cassette from their show 'Sit Thi Deawn', somewhere between 1978 and 1980. This is one of the few monologues that I have performed by Tony Berry and assisted by Norman Prince. He got a great deal of pleasure from both listening to and watching them perform. I hope that you too have even a fraction of the pleasure he did. I also wish to bring an awareness to a new audience of their music. I now want to extend my sincere gratitude to the Houghton Weavers, whom have given me their full written permission to upload and share these videos on You Tube. Please feel free to comment on these videos, but also be aware that I review all comments before they are posted and I will automatically remove any comments that I consider to be offensive, rude or inane without notice or argument.

Norman Prince and Paul Johnson in Concert

a British Comedy Sketch Duo from the 80s | A Bit of Fry and Laurie | BBC Comedy Greats

Yes, Prime Minister - Nuclear deterrent

Enoch Powell vs. Jonathan Miller: The Explosive 1971 Immigration Debate | The Dick Cavett Show

The Old Man - The Original Houghton Weavers

Advanced World War I Tactics with General Melchett

10 Britain’s Slowest 1950s Cars – #1 Crawled Along

Cromwell disolves Parliament

Frank Carson - Wheel Tappers and Shunters

Tony Berry of the Houghton Weavers memorial bench, Westhoughton

BBC's "Parkinson" (1980) - Kenneth Williams, Tom Lehrer, Robin Ray (With Tom Lehrer Performance)

the houghton weavers- rawtenstall annual fair

Professor Stanley Unwin on Barrymore (1995)

Monty Python's best sketch ever

Norman Prince & Paul Johnson in Concert

The Grumbleweeds

The (Original) Houghton Weavers - Room in the Sky

Flanders & Swann - Documentary by John Amis

What Do The Foreign Office Know? | Yes, Prime Minister | BBC Comedy Greats

