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Illustrated with the author's witty drawings throughout, this memoir covers all aspects of Humph's life. He recalls his early years as the son of a famous housemaster at Eton, where he was educated. He describes serving in the Grenadier Guards during the war, and, on demobilization, studying for two years at Camberwell Arts School. In 1949 he joined the Daily Mail as carto Illustrated with the author's witty drawings throughout, this memoir covers all aspects of Humph's life. He recalls his early years as the son of a famous housemaster at Eton, where he was educated. He describes serving in the Grenadier Guards during the war, and, on demobilization, studying for two years at Camberwell Arts School. In 1949 he joined the Daily Mail as cartoonist, wrote the storyline for Trog's Flook cartoon, and also signed a recording contract with EMI. He had the first British jazz record to get into the Top 20 in 1956 with Bad Penny Blues. A man with a large, passionate cult following, he has stories to share from his regular live appearances with his band, as the irrepressible chairman of BBC Radio 4's popular nonsense quiz show I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue, and as the presenter of The Best of Jazz since 1967.

Illustrated with the author's witty drawings throughout, this memoir covers all aspects of Humph's life. He recalls his early years as the son of a famous housemaster at Eton, where he was educated. He describes serving in the Grenadier Guards during the war, and, on demobilization, studying for two years at Camberwell Arts School. In 1949 he joined the Daily Mail as carto Illustrated with the author's witty drawings throughout, this memoir covers all aspects of Humph's life. He recalls his early years as the son of a famous housemaster at Eton, where he was educated. He describes serving in...  Read More