...with musical numbers produced by [[Ed Welch]], and credited to the film's fictional groups Kipper, and The Climax Sisters (played by Diane Langton and Linda Re [[Category:Films about music and musicians]]

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Mervyn, Malcolm, Alex, Miranda and Jill are music students at the (fictional) London Academy of Music and the Arts. They decide to share a flat to pool ...olai Rimsky-Korsakov]], but the supercilious know-it-all Harold annoys the musicians with constant criticism and they have their own back on him, with an over-f

...an Gibson]] (his final film before his death in 2004). The plot concerns a fictional 1970s rock band named Strange Fruit, who, after being split up for two deca [[Category:Fictional musical groups]]

...in turn led Innes and Stanshall to a union with [[The Scaffold]] and other musicians, poets and performers later that year as [[Grimms|GRIMMS]]. While Stanshall ...ortrayed Dirk McQuickly (a character based on [[Paul McCartney]]), and the fictional group briefly performed 'I Must Be In Love', a suitably Beatlesque pastiche

In 1990, Kaye played the fictional local television presenter Maynard Lavery in an edition of ''[[Last of the [[Category:English gay musicians]]

...strictive practices and deals with the [[Musicians' Union (United Kingdom)|Musicians Union]] that were not only frustrating him and his listeners, but also maki ...l=http://mmusicmag.com/m/2012/11/bohemian-rhapsody-queen/ |title=M Music & Musicians Magazine " "Bohemian Rhapsody" QUEEN |date=11 November 2012 |publisher=Mmus

Set on the fictional [[Craggy Island]], a remote location off Ireland's west coast, ''Father Ted ...ures of three Irish [[Roman Catholic]] priests who live in a parish on the fictional [[Craggy Island]], located off the west coast of [[Ireland]]. [[Father Ted

...working-class kids of Dublin to power his movie 'The Commitments,' about a fictional Irish band |work= [[Los Angeles Times]]|date=11 August 1991|url= http://art ...s services, and has unlikely stories about meeting and working with famous musicians. Joey names the band "The Commitments".

...eries, made in 1983, was called ''[[The Black Adder]]'' and was set in the fictional reign of "[[Richard IV of England (Blackadder)|Richard IV]]". The second se ...t inquiry into the recent banking crisis. Blackadder, chief executive of a fictional British bank, appearing with Baldrick as his gardener, convinces the panel

...r Geldray and incidental music was now provided by a big band of freelance musicians under the direction of [[Wally Stott]], who had been writing for the show s ...ere provided by a hand-picked [[big band]] made up of London-based session musicians.<ref name="Wilmut1976"/> The arrangements and musical direction were done b

...ohn Actor''' (Day), who plays Inspector Monkfish, the title character in a fictional BBC police drama. Monkfish is a "tough, uncompromising cop" who often excla ...nt Green|Soylent]]. In addition, some guests were obvious parodies of real musicians such as [[Jay Kay]], [[Tony Bennett]] and [[Nigel Kennedy]]. (series 2–3

Morley had many friendships with fellow musicians and industry colleagues. While working on ''The Goon Show'', she made the a ...}. ''Wooley’s website'', retrieved 26 March 2018.</ref> ''1977'' is a semi-fictional account of the year in which Morley was enlisted to complete composition of

...showcase Harry as the lead under the name of 'Fearless Harry Secombe'. The fictional Secombe was still attended to by his factotum Frothpump ([[Peter Sellers]] |Recorded with no musicians, orchestra or audience.

...access-date=24 September 2019 |work=Huffington Post}}</ref> Among the many musicians who have publicly attributed their activism—and the organisation of their ...d from the "Dead Parrot" sketch, which they had written. Chapman's comedic fictional memoir, ''[[A Liar's Autobiography]]'', was adapted into an animated 3D mov

...azlehurst conducted it. It was recorded at Lime Grove on 11 May 1982, with musicians [[John Horler]], [[Dave Richmond]], Bigden, and Proctor. Sullivan had inten In October 2015, ''He Who Dares...'', a fictional autobiography, was published by [[Ebury Publishing|Ebury Press]]. The book