Craig Ferguson

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Glasgow comedian Craig Ferguson has been host of CBS's The Late Late Show from 2005 till 2014. Before breaking into US television, Ferguson was popular as a stand-up comedian in Britain in the 1980s, first as Bing Hitler and later under his own name. His stage shows sometimes included comic songs (he accompanied himself on acoustic guitar), including crowd favourites "The Sheep Song" and "Scotland Hooch Och Aye". He released two comedy albums, Live at the Tron (as Hitler) and Mental; the latter contained a studio recording of "Scotland Hooch Och Aye" that was released as a single in 1988. Ferguson's experience in entertainment began as a drummer in a rock band called Exposure. He then joined a punk band called The Bastards from Hell. The band, later renamed "Dreamboys", and fronted by vocalist Peter Capaldi, performed regularly in Glasgow from 1980 to 1982. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

top songs

albums

A Wee Bit O'Revolution

I'm Here To Help

Winnie The Pooh

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Amazon Comedy Sampler [Explicit]

A Wee Bit O' Revolution

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American on Purpose - The Improbable Adventures of an Unlikely Patriot

Craig Ferguson Presents: Hobo Fabulous

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American On Purpose (excerpt) (Unabridged)

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Nobody But the Moon and Me

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Как приручить дракона 2

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Just Being Honest

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how to train your dragon 2 (music from the motion picture)

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