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Inside Issue 29:

Junkin's Jokers: A rather wonderful transcript from part of a radio conversation between John Junkin and Peter Cook.

Sketch: "Your Country Needs You", written by Peter Cook for the 1960 Cambridge revue "Pop Goes Mrs. Jessop".

Cook The Books: A round up of all things Cookish and bookish.

Crap Laugh Tape: The Holy Dragger interviews John Hind, producer of "The Shipman Tapes". (This article alone is well worth the cover price.)

Sketch: "Lenny Drob" is yet another of Peter Cook's 'pop music' characters. This time with a folksy twist!

Sketch: Pete & Dud star in "The Fork Idiom". Whilst Dud learns to play piano-by-colours, Peter Cook continues with the folk vocals.

Interview: Peter Cook & Dudley Moore turned up on the Michael Parkinson chat show to plug their new release Hound Of The Baskervilles and ended up talking about anything else.

Sketch: In "The Tailor's Shop", Sir Arthur Streeb-Greebling's son has persuaded him to visit a Saville Row tailor [Dudley Moore], in order to jazz up his dudds dude.