Stiff Upper Lip, Jeeves - P. G. Wodehouse

Stiff Upper Lip, Jeeves

Other by P. G. Wodehouse

Released 1 May 2006

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CD 1
1
Part 1. "Mmm... back to a proper breakfast for Betram Wooster esquire..."
3:03
2
Part 2. "Bassett?! Bassett?!"
4:00
3
Part 3. "Hello?" "Bertie?" "Hello, aged relative."
2:51
4
Part 4. "Three minutes." "There, you see? And it all does down on Auntie's bill..."
2:08
5
Part 5. "Never mind about hats."
2:27
6
Part 6. "Is she a great friend of yours, Bertie?"
3:21
7
Part 7. "Ahh.. it's always nice and quiet of an afternoon here at the Drones."
3:07
8
Part 8. "Hello.... a taxi outside the flat."
1:28
9
Part 9. "Jeeves! Jeeves! Jeeves!"
3:36
10
Part 10. "Good morning, madam."
3:27
11
Part 11. "Will Spode be at Totleigh?"
1:13
12
Part 12. "Well what's the matter with you? Have you fainted?"
1:30
13
Part 13. "Here we are, sir, Totleigh Towers."
3:15
14
Part 14. "I do wish Augustus would learn not to slam doors."
3:51
15
Part 15. "What did Uncle Roderick mean about you being careful, Bertie?"
1:26
16
Part 16. " 'Don't grieve', Jeeves!"
3:19
CD 2
1
Part 17. "Well, Stiffy, it's nice to be sitting next to you."
1:51
2
Part 18. "Tidying up the bedchamber - it's nearly time for you to be calling it a day."
3:20
3
Part 19. "Jeeves! This is wonderful."
2:42
4
Part 20. "Gussie was right - as good a cold steak and kidney pie as I've ever taken spoon to."
3:11
5
Part 21. "Mr Wooster, isn't there something you can do?"
1:30
6
Part 22. "I don't believe Uncle Watkin likes you, Bertie."
2:45
7
Part 23. "I bet you cheated." "Not at all!"
3:28
8
Part 24. "So, that's the story. You see the posish, Jeeves."
1:49
9
Part 25. "I saw Miss Byng, sir. She is insistent that you do restore the statuette..."
1:42
10
Part 26. "Helpful old girl at the Post Office."
3:18
11
Part 27. "You sold it to him?" "Certainly!"
2:41
12
Part 28. "Chief Inspector who, Jeeves?"
2:52
13
Part 29. "Well, here I am, back at the stableyard..."
0:23
14
Part 30. "Women! What a sex! What a sex!"
1:27
15
Part 31. "Ah!" "Hello, Spode." "Wooster!"
2:45
16
Part 32. "Hangdog, ashamed of himself, apologetic..."
4:27
17
Part 33. "Good evening, sir, I have been brushing your evening clothes."
2:36
18
Part 34. "Ah, Jeeves, here I am again."
2:55
19
Part 35. "La, la, la." "Bertie!" "Oh, Gussie, hello, it's you."
3:41
CD 3
1
Part 36. "There's the young fool at the end of the yew alley."
2:43
2
Part 37. "Jeeves, were you looking for me?" "Yes, sir."
4:09
3
Part 38. "That was a ghastly experience, Bertie."
3:15
4
Part 39. "Hello, Jeeves, in Miss Byng's car, with her dog, Bartholomew."
1:59
5
Part 40. "I'll say this for Sir Watkyn bally Bassett..."
3:54
6
Part 41. "Bertie! Bertie Bertie Bertie Bertie!"
2:01
7
Part 42. "Hello Aunt Dahlia." "Hello there, you young menace to civilisation."
2:44
8
Part 43. "I suppose you couldn't manage just to slip it in your pocket?"
2:51
9
Part 44. "Oh, Sir Watkyn, it's you again. Did you find Madeline?"
4:27
10
Part 45. "Stinker! Stinker! Can you hear me, Stinker?"
2:56
11
Part 46. "I did have a reason for coming here but I didn't want to tell that old ass Bassett."
3:56
12
Part 47. "So the whole thing fitted together in a neat package."
2:56
13
Part 48. "Ah, nobody about. Oh dear."
2:19
14
Part 49. "The man Wooster's little better than a kleptomaniac."
3:35
15
Part 50. "Lady Sidcup." "Who's Lady Sidcup?"
2:59
16
Part 51. "Bertie! You poor lamb!"
3:12
17
Part 52. "Jeeves?" "Sir?" "Tell me all."
4:20