Messages page 3 - Remember Humph

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Having been born on new years eve in 1971 I've pretty much had Clue to entertain me all my life, thank goodness for the extensive archives, they'll see me out I'm sure. Here's to many more evenings dashing out from work to sit in a cold car park, I daren't drive due to temporary paralysis from laughing so hard.

Nicola Flack, 17/07/2008 17:04

I was privileged to see two recordings of 'I'm Sorry...'. It was the funniest programme I have ever heard and I will greatly miss hearing Humph, in that inimitable way of his, telling us about Samantha's latest activities. A towering talent.

Chris, 16/07/2008 10:09

Humph was a rare rare talent. Probably a comic genius although far too modest to imagine himself that way. He made me laugh at a difficult time in my life and I will always remember his wit, timing and easy indifference that made him a true great. I was so sad to hear of his death. I doubt there will ever be anyone like him again. My thoughts go to his family who must miss him terribly. Humph I salute you wherever you are.

Neil Patience, 13/07/2008 20:26

My husband Bill has just celebrated his 65th birthday. He loved Humph, his music, his humour, his down to earth view of life. Bills special day was filled with Humph playing in the background, he also recieved his book and lots of Sorry I Haven't A Clue CDs as gifts. He is looking forward to reliving the talent and laughs Humph gave, although it is now tinted with the sadness that he no longer with us..............

Marion Fowler, 12/07/2008 23:05

Humphrey Lyttleton ridiculously funny, with a perfect sense of timing. He will be sadly missed.

Paul O'Sullivan, 12/07/2008 20:18

A part of me will feel something missing now, especially at 6.30PM on those Monday Evenings, RIP Humph. I'll miss you.

David Barron, 12/07/2008 01:17

lAlways loved his performances.Especially at I believe Oxford St W1. with his band and the great Jimmy Rushing in the seventies. What a night A Great musician will be greatly missed.

Howard Colover, 11/07/2008 03:36

Gone but not forgotten, your voice will be heard for decades to come. You will be missed Humph.

A Bowker, 10/07/2008 10:39

I enjoyed your contribution to commonsense & glee, you were like an esteemed guest to my home whenever I listened to your music or radio programmes, thanks to technology I will continue to enjoy your presence whenever I play one of my Cds. FAREWELL

WILLIAM STIRLING, 08/07/2008 18:46

What a great talent in Humphrey Lyttleton, we so enjoyed ISIHAC - it will never be the same without him. Thank you for all the fun and laughter.

Hilary Johnson, 07/07/2008 19:51

Sadly, I was never lucky enough to get tickets for I'm sorry I haven't a clue. Perhaps I'll never get to know the secrets of Mornington Crescent or the Laser Display Board. I will however, treasure always the voice and humour of a very naturally talented and extremely funny man. Thank God for CD's so that dear Humph can go on living in our hearts and laughter. Humph, thank you so much for the enormous joy and many tears of hysterical laughter. Treasured memories. God bless

David Warren, 07/07/2008 17:00

No Radio presenter has ever or will ever make me laugh so much. The world is a poorer place. RIP

Graham Sedgley, 07/07/2008 12:56

For Humph with love and many,many thanks. George

George Appleby, 07/07/2008 12:05

Hi Recently, i was filmed for the Antiques Roadshow with all of my Humph' memorabilia. It's a massive collection of records, CD's, books, posters and all kinds of oddments, collected over a 25 year period. All of the roadshow people said how much they liked Humph' and gave me VIP treatment on the day. I'm not sure as yet if the filming will be shown this coming Autumn? It was filmed at Leeds Castle, Kent. I hope it is aired, because it was my personal tribute to a great man. ( My harmonica CD with Humph as special guest was on the table also but i didn't plug it ) RIP Humph. You really did change my life. Barry. Westerham, Kent.

Barry Watson, 06/07/2008 12:37

I was sorry to hear of The Great Humph's demise - now what will poor little Nelly Trellis do? (Climb up the walls I suppose - stretch or starve as Aunty Bunty would say). Still I suppose they could always plant her in Graham's Garden, if Tim Taylor hadn't Broken her - for God's sake Barry, stop cryering! I know it may not be the appropriate time but is there any chance of getting back that 5 pounds I lent him for a taxi back in '68 - that's 1868 of course?

Tony Sandy, 04/07/2008 12:52

Don't wish to say anything witty or earth shattering; just loved and will miss Humph. Glad I got to see the show live.

Maggie Schofield, 03/07/2008 14:26

A truly unique individual who possessed the ability to cross generations. My warmest thanks for all the joy, laughter and enduring memories. A real privilege.

L.G.Giles, 03/07/2008 02:24

Im based over seas and have been for many years, and being to listen to Humph on Im sorry I havent a clue was always a singular joy. I will miss him very much.

Bill Spindloe, 01/07/2008 07:31

As a friend of tradtitional jazz, I always valued Sir Humphrey Lyttelton since his early years as perhaps Europe's most important jazz musician in making his music available to jazz friends in many different countries. He was a true gentleman, and he will be missed. Hael Mughrabi

Hael Mughrabi, 30/06/2008 23:19

A hero, a joy to the world - Sundays shall never be the same again. May he rest in peace yet make a happy noise as well.

Judith M O'Leary, 30/06/2008 15:03