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26 tracks. CD41 is proud to announce the release of the first authorized soundtrack album from the evergreen BBC wartime comedy series Dad's Army, which ran for over 80 episodes between 1968 and 1977. As well as the immortal signature song, Who Do You Think You Are Kidding, Mr Hitler?, sung by Bud Flanagan, the 74 minute CD features 25 other period dance band classics and popular songs featured in the TV programs, including: WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE KIDDING, MR HITLER? Bud Flanagan BLUE SKIES ARE 'ROUND THE CORNER Jack Hylton and his Orchestra THE KING IS STILL IN LONDON Billy Cotton and his Band TIGGERTY BOO Joe Loss and his Orchestra KEEP YOUNG AND BEAUTIFUL Harry Roy and his Orchestra IT'S a HAP-HAP-HAPPY DAY Arthur Askey, with Orchestra LET THE PEOPLE SING Geraldo and his Orchestra. Vocal by Evelyn Lane CALLING ALL WORKERS Eric Coates and Orchestra I'VE GOT MY EYES ON YOU Ambrose and his Orchestra. Vocal by Jack Cooper FOOLS RUSH IN Carroll Gibbons and his Orchestra. Vocal by Anne Lerner PENNIES FROM HEAVEN Ambrose and his Orchestra. Vocal by Sam Browne RUN RABBIT RUN Ambrose and his Orchestra. Vocal by Jack Cooper WISH ME LUCK (AS YOU WAVE ME GOODBYE) Gracie Fields THE TEDDY BEARS' PICNIC Henry Hall and his Orchestra, with Chorus THE DEVIL'S GALOP Charles Williams and his Concert Orchestra LORDS OF THE AIR Harold Williams and Orchestra ADOLF Billy Cotton I CAME, I SAW, I CONGA'd Nat Gonella and his New Georgians FOLLOW THE WHITE LINE Arthur Riscoe and Orchestra WHISTLE WHILE YOU WORK Billy Cotton and his Band HEY LITTLE HEN Bunny Doyle with Orchestra WHEN THEY SOUND THE LAST 'ALL CLEAR' Vera Lynn with Mantovani's Orchestra BLESS 'EM ALL Billy Cotton THERE'LL ALWAYS BE AN ENGLAND Jack Payne and his Orchestra. Vocal by Robert Ashley FURIOSO No. 1 the Crawford Light Orchestra WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE KIDDING, MR HITLER? (MARCH) the Grand Massed Bands. Carefully remastered for CD, this superb nostalgic collection includes liner notes by historian James Hayward and is fully authorized by the BBC.