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Peter Kay – The Best Of... So Far CD | Is This the Way to Amarillo | Garlic Bread | Phoenix Nights | Virgin TV EMI | Comedy | New & Sealed

Peter Kay – The Best Of... So Far CD | Is This the Way to Amarillo | Garlic Bread | Phoenix Nights | Virgin TV EMI | Comedy | New & Sealed

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Is This the Way to Amarillo. Peter Kay — The Best Of... So Far. 34 tracks of comedy sketches, routines and classic songs from Britain’s best-loved comedian. Featuring the iconic (Is This the Way to) Amarillo, Garlic Bread, Phoenix Nights Theme and much more — the most searched Peter Kay audio moments. Comedy / comedy music from Bolton, Lancashire. New & sealed.

The Best Of Peter Kay — Most Searched Facts

  • (Is This the Way to) Amarillo — the most searched Peter Kay song — Peter Kay’s Comic Relief version with Tony Christie reached UK number one in 2005 — one of the most watched Comic Relief videos ever
  • Garlic Bread — the most searched Peter Kay catchphrase — from his stand-up show — one of Britain’s most quoted comedy lines of the 2000s
  • Phoenix Nights Theme — the most searched Peter Kay TV connection — from his beloved Channel 4 sitcom set in a Bolton working men’s club
  • Peter Kay is one of the best-selling stand-up comedians in UK history — the most searched Peter Kay commercial fact
  • His 2010/11 tour broke the world record for the highest-grossing comedy tour ever — the most searched Peter Kay tour fact

“Amarillo” — Most Searched Track

  • Originally recorded by Tony Christie in 1971 — the most searched Amarillo original fact
  • Peter Kay’s Comic Relief version with Tony Christie reached UK number one for seven weeks in 2005 — the most searched Amarillo chart fact
  • The music video featuring Peter Kay walking down a corridor with celebrities became one of Comic Relief’s most iconic moments — the most searched Amarillo video fact
  • Raised millions for Comic Relief / Red Nose Day 2005 — the most searched Amarillo charity fact

Most Searched Peter Kay Facts

  • Peter Kay born 2 July 1973, Farnworth, Bolton, Lancashire — the most searched Peter Kay origin fact
  • Best known for Phoenix Nights (Channel 4, 2001–2002) and Max & Paddy’s Road to Nowhere — the most searched Peter Kay TV fact
  • His 2010/11 stand-up tour broke the world record for the highest-grossing comedy tour — the most searched Peter Kay record fact
  • Returned to stand-up in 2022 with his first tour in over a decade — all dates sold out within minutes — the most searched Peter Kay comeback fact
  • Known for observational humour rooted in Northern English working-class life — the most searched Peter Kay comedy style fact

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Who did Peter Kay record Amarillo with? — Tony Christie — for Comic Relief 2005 — the most searched Amarillo question
  • What is Garlic Bread from? — Peter Kay’s stand-up show — one of his most famous routines — the most searched catchphrase question
  • Where is Peter Kay from? — Farnworth, Bolton, Lancashire — the most searched origin question
  • What is Phoenix Nights? — Peter Kay’s Channel 4 sitcom set in a Bolton working men’s club — the most searched TV question
  • Did Peter Kay break a world record? — Yes — highest-grossing comedy tour ever in 2010/11 — the most searched achievement question

Track Listing

  • Intro (For Kew)
  • (Is This the Way to) Amarillo
  • Personal Hygiene
  • Christmas 2000
  • Dipping Biscuits
  • Bat Out of Hell
  • Coach Rules
  • Man, I Feel Like a Woman
  • Phoenix Nights Theme
  • Stop Crappin’ & Get Crackin’
  • Send the Buggers Back
  • Dance the Night Away
  • My Father Was a Great Ice Cream Man
  • Mr Whippy’s Chimes
  • I Wanted Flakes
  • Perfect 10
  • I Used to Work in a Shop
  • Get Here
  • New York, New York
  • Mission Plasma
  • African Tears
  • T’Egypt and T’Internet
  • Teletext
  • Brimful of Asha
  • St John’s Ambulanceman
  • Road to Nowhere
  • I Have a Dream (Medley)
  • Reach (for the Stars)
  • The Guest Speaker
  • Black Bin Bags (Come and Get Your)
  • Park Avenue (Medley)
  • The Future
  • Garlic Bread
  • Road to Nowhere (Full Version)

Album Details

  • Artist: Peter Kay
  • Album: The Best Of Peter Kay... So Far
  • Format: CD
  • Label: Virgin TV / EMI
  • Catalogue Number: VTCD 768
  • Condition: New & Sealed

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