Spike Milligan, born Terence Alan Milligan on April 16, 1918, was a multifaceted artist best known for his work as a comedian, writer, and actor, although he sporadically delved into the realm of music. Milligan was a key figure in the world of British comedy, not only as a musician but profoundly as one of the creators and performers of the groundbreaking radio show "The Goon Show" which had a significant influence on British comedy.

While music was not his primary claim to fame, his forays into the art form often reflected his comedic genius. Albums such as "Muses With Milligan" and "Milligan Preserved" showcase a blend of spoken word, comedy, and musical elements which serve up a taste of his unique brand of humor. "Badjelly The Witch (A Musical Tale) And Other Goodies" is a notable example of his work tailored for a younger audience, demonstrating his versatility and ability to engage with listeners across generations. His "An Adult Entertainment Spike Milligan With Jeremy Taylor Live At Cambridge University" is a testament to his lively and engaging performance style, captivating audiences in a live setting. Beyond his releases, Spike Milligan's influence on comedy and entertainment remains indelible, and his work continues to inspire comedians and writers alike. Spike Milligan passed away on February 27, 2002, but his legacy as a comedian and entertainer endures.

Genres

British Comedy

Latest Release

Muses With Milligan

Spike Milligan

Album - 10 Tracks - Released July 14, 2023