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Yo cor beet it me mon....proud to be black country and to spake propa..!!

Being brought up in the Black Country, a proper night out should end with a punch up outside a chip shop😅

Why is there nearly 900 views? Is there nout' on the tele?! 🤙

Thanks for posting this. ❤ I thoroughly enjoyed it. Thomas age 54.

Beautiful playing 👍, may i ask what song it is?

Is that by apcastle rushen?? I am a manxie too😊😊😊

What happened to the second half.......! Wud luv ta ear it 👍

BUT I OPE SOO.... TORAR A BIT ❤

WULL NEXT GENERATION FOKE REMEMBER THESE IN YEARS TA CUM ? I DOE FINK SOO!

I A LOFT SA MUCH IN AGES

I used to know dolly allen her son and tommy mundon. So sad when she died. Had some fantastic nights out in Cradley heath. Where's all those times gone ? Such a shame it's all gone and been replaced by greed and destruction and the influx of foreign cultures imposed upon the poorest people in Britain. It's films like this which exposes how evil and wicked British politicians really are because it's them thats destroyed our way of life and communities.

fantastic sound as well great stuff mate

Brilliant

Whys her mouth not moving

What a great accent and dialect.

10 years ago you and kaye would have cycled it lol

Wonderfull accent

I can’t understand anything she is saying!

I forgot about this video!

Now yam 'ere, goo to the Block Cuntry Museum. You woe be disappointed!!!!!!!!

That bike could take one hell of a beating! I was waiting for the pic of you falling off into the water when crossing the River Severn. Lol

i have a blade aswell love the wee bike great fun.my go to bike for fishing trips

THIS is pure Black Country. Rest in pace Dolly

weem the salt uv the aerth we bin!.

was thinkin why dow we mek a black country comedy page in memory of all the late great black country comedians ? thoughts pls

bout flays lmfao

like her old mons tv my cars rab good without licebce b tax n mot

can we get more of dolly please

Hi John......I'm originally from Halesowen [which for some odd reason was always considered to be 'on the edge of the Black Country'] but remember well the likes of Dolly Allen, 'groaty-pud' and 'faggots n pays'. I used to play in the same football team as Paul Mundon, cousin of Tommy Mundon and a member of that large 'infamous' family! Paul was a bull of a kid [played centre-half and was built like a 'brick s**t-house'!] Even for a 14-year old, you didn't mess with him! Great times and it's lovely seeing and hearing all these characters again after all these years. Thanks!

Absolutely hilarious, love the dialect. Genuinely laughed out loud at the daft jokes and the perfect comic timing 👍

5.46 - (Given a bottle of medicine from the doctor) "I'd got to take it three times a day in water ... I was in and out the bath all the week" 6.17 - (Remedy from the doctor) "will it cure me cough? ... the doctor said my good man you'll be frightened to cough!" 13.46 - "Our Lilly wanted to be a model, so went and had her face lifted and when the bill come it dropped again"

Who are the 16 snowflakes that don’t appreciate it - peasants 😆

times like this ya need to av a loff so funny meks these new comics look saft x

Best joke ever

Sounds like mar favers muvva, Nanny Dot!

Sounds just like my gran did, bless er❤️

Ay it

Bread n scrape😂..., me Nan raised 6 kids n me Grandad on bred n scrayp.

We love this John!!

Its like craydlee eeth on a satdee! Rip dolly!

Pure Black Country, she was wonderful. I remember seeing her in the Black Country Night Out show in Brierley Hill in the mid seventies with Harry Harrison and Tommy Mundon. RIP them all.

Mt parents immigrated from Tipton to the US in 1949. I was born and raised in Louisville, KY. Backcountry was spoken inside the house.... Southern US outside the house. I still laps into backcountry when I speak to the cats or when I'm with my family. Dolly reminds me of my aunties.

love it 🤗

Throughout the seventies I appeared with Dolly during the iconic black country night out series with my band Giggetty. I will never forget her. Loved her to death. Ray Deer xxx.

when I first moved to the black country one of first records I got of the library was Dolly Allen and the black country artists laughed so hard then now listening to her she still makes me laugh even more today's so called comedians should play these artist years after their deaths why they still have people rolling around in laughter with swearing RIP Dollyxx

crack me arf a dozen, great stuff. man,shes great

Dolly, you were fabulous, and really funny, you're sadly missed!

pure classic

if ever there was a black country comic that brought the black country humor alive is was dolly allen

I've heard this quite a few times now - but I'm still in tears when I listen to it.