Volume 6 "Have A Gorilla"

Rommel's Treasure
1-1. This Is The BBC Home Service (1:42)
1-2. It Was El Alamein, 1942 (1:58)
1-3. And So They Buried The Black Box Ten Feet Above The Ground (1:07)
1-4. German Officer Outside, Sir! (1:12)
1-5. Part Two - Five Years After The War, In A Tobruk Officers' Mess (1:52)
1-6. Charmaine (3:05)
1-7. No, I Don't Think She'd Care For That Antique (3:51)
1-8. Now If Listeners Will Adjust Their Ear Trumpets To The New High Frequency (1:37)
1-9. Now Hear's A Recording Of Neddie Seagoon In His Taxi (3:51)
1-10. Love Me Or Leave Me (2:46)
1-11. Thanks Heavens! It Was All A Mirage (2:14)
1-12. Dear Listeners, Here I Was In A Harrassing Position (2:28)
1-13. And So, Dear Listeners, They Danced In Hot Pursuit Of Moriarty (4:03)
Ill Met By Goonlight
1-14. This Is The BBC Home Service (1:39)
1-15. The War Office, 1942; Or, If You're In The Navy, The Admiralty (1:09)
1-16. Seagoon RN Reporting, Sir! (2:03)
1-17. The Following December On The Third Of January (2:04)
1-18. Eyes Front, There! Put Those WRENS Out! (1:12)
1-19. Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea (2:15)
1-20. Ill Met By Goonlight, Part Two (2:21)
1-21. At Four In The Morning, The Crete Party Went Aboard (1:09)
1-22. At Midnight On January The Second (2:34)
1-23. Basin Street Blues (2:30)
1-24. Ill Met By Goonlight, Part Three. The Capture (1:14)
1-25. You Got Your Sockful Of Spaghetti Ready, Eccles? (4:36)
1-26. Hands Up And Good Evening, General! (1:07)
1-27. Eccles! Eccles! You Can Open Your Eyes Now (2:01)
1-28. You Won't Be On It Mate! (3:53)
I Was Monty's Treble
2-1. This Is The BBC Home Service (2:08)
2-2. We Tell You The Story Of The Best-Kept Secret Of The Well-Known World War Two (1:46)
2-3. Ze Englanders Haf Broken Through At El Alamein (2:11)
2-4. This Then Was The Enigma - Who Was Eccles? (1:06)
2-5. There Will Never Be Another You (3:03)
2-6. Gentlemen, Prepare Yourselves For Part Two (2:04)
2-7. I Think This Bed's Had It, Min (2:23)
2-8. Blue Monday (2:37)
2-9. Part Four - The Germans Become Suspicious (3:21)
2-10. Ned, Let Me Explain This Tangled Pastiche (3:35)
2-11. That Night, One Thousand Guns Of The English Army Thundered Out Their Challenge (2:10)
2-12. By Dawn, The Germans Had Been Routed (3:19)
The Seagoon Memoirs
2-13. This Is The BBC Home Service (1:39)
2-14. Ladies And Gentlemen, We Were To Have Started This Week With Part One (2:14)
2-15. The Piano Drew Up With A Screech Of Brakes (2:00)
2-16. I Kiss Your Little Hand, Madame (3:26)
2-17. And Now, If I Stand Facing East, I Can Get A Perfect View Of Part Two (2:27)
2-18. And Now, Part Three - A Welsh Roundabout On The Great North Road (2:12)
2-19. Well, Things Are Beginning To Move Now (3:52)
2-20. The Late Late Show (2:23)
2-21. That Was, Of Course, Ray Ellington, The Bed-Ridden Tap Dancer. And Now, Part Three (1:46)
2-22. It's Part Four - In A Secret Chemical Laboratory (1:52)
2-23. Seagoon Pulls Up A Comfortable Tiger And Sits Down To Wait (2:14)
2-24. The Fiends Took Me By Force To The Offices Of Norbert Nark, Publisher (3:44)