"Thousands of people from all over the country have voted to find the Greatest Merseysider, and topping the bill is comic genius Ken Dodd. The unique poll, run jointly by BBC Radio Merseyside and the Liverpool Echo, was set up two months ago to find out who deserves the title 'Greatest Merseysider'. Although faced with some outstanding competition from other contenders, Ken Dodd has never moved from the top spot. Votes were logged on the BBC Liverpool website, with regular updates on the campaign on BBC Radio Merseyside, and in the Liverpool Echo." BBC Radio Merseyside, November 2003.
Doddy "Puts on a Happy Face" for Christmas at Knotty Ash Zoo, MI-5 HQ, Corn& Bunion Championship, Jam-Butty Zarzuela, Moggie Ranch Police Cats, DIY Christmas Tree Trimming, Clockwork Trousers, Scottish Highlands, At the Workhouse and the Ballet, Knotty Ash Police Christmas, Knotty Ash Jam Butty Mine & Pantomime Training Stables, Shoes for Sandie Shaw. Featuring the Irving Davies Dancers, Patricia Hayes, Michael Palin and Terry Jones.
Written by Eddie Braben and Ken Dodd.
Jo Grimond, leader of the Liberal Party from 1956 on, "In the Middle of Nowhere"
Heavyweight Brian London, who beat "Golden Boy" Billy Walker at Wembley, on the "Eve of Destruction"
Outgoing Conservative Party Leader Alec Douglas-Home, "Yesterday Man"
First Secretary of State George Brown & Labour PM Harold Wilson embrace "I Got You Babe"
