Russell Brand

Russell Brand will be releasing a comedy record. The funny man is up for some new antics this time. Brand would have a song for his own tour. All kudos to his friend, Joby and Simon Cowell.

The British comic star’s friend Joby Harte penned ‘The Chugga Chugga Song’ to use in the opening slot on Russell’s last stand-up tour. Simon Cowell has jumped on board to back it’s release because of the song’s hit history.

Joby is dead keen and Russell is up for a laugh if he can find the time to record it.

An insider of the Label told Britain’s The Sun newspaper: “Joby wrote the track to get the crowd on their feet before Russell’s shows. “It’s really cheesy and has a dance routine to go with it. Russell loved it and got so involved by dancing along to it on his radio show. “He thought that would be the end of it but record labels got in touch about releasing it. Joby is dead keen and Russell is up for a laugh if he can find the time to record it.”

The track was picked up by a talent scout working for Simon at Syco Records when it was aired on Russell’s Radio 2 show last year.

Russell, 33, explained what the single is all about: “Joby is a Jelly Baby Jesus and ‘Chugga Chugga’ can solve every global malady, from economic decline to the ongoing Carlos

Tevez saga. Just Chugga Chugga . . . it’ll all be OK.”

Related Posts

Russell Brand Speaks About Stand-up Comedy and Aldous Snow

Russell Brand, who has made his mark as a comedian in England before he mounted up the ravel and landed roles in films. Brand rose to fame in America as the aloof rock star Aldous Snow in Forgetting Sarah Marshall and as the host of the 2008 MTV Music Awards.

Jonathan Ross saves £6million-a-year BBC job

Jonathan Ross saves his £6million-a-year BBC job. A prank went too far to cost his job and Jonathan Ross would sure be a more presentable presenter in the future. Ross will be able to resume his services at BBC from January when his suspension ends.

Jonathan Ross Nominated For Award

Jonathan Ross, the suspended host of BBC chat show, has been nominated for a British Comedy Award. A host will soon be replaced for the live ITV broadcast. It is yet to be announced after Ross chickened out in the wake of the contention over obscene calls he made with comedian Russell Brand to “Fawlty Towers” actor Andrew Sachs.

Jonathan Ross Resigns Over Brand Phone Prank Issue

Russell Brand, who is the head of Britain’s most listened to radio station, has resigned today over an issue of a prank phone call made by him to actor the Andrew Sachs during his show, reported by the BBC news. Followed by a call from the dashing comedian Russell Brand, Lesley Douglas, Radio 2 controller, has reportedly stepped down from her post.