"Albert and The Lion" Performed by Roy Hudd

I used to watch this guy as a kid, he had this angry bird called emu, you could tell it was a puppet but still very funny anyway...

That was Rod Hull

He means Roy Hudd .

its OK... Roy is the closest thing we got to anybody from music hall era now....although he is still far off

By gum, 'sbetter than th' o-rigdge-en-al

hes my grandad! :D no seriously he is!
hes my dads dad

Wonderful!
But, I don't understand "Right's right, young feller". (I am French).
Can someone help me?

"Right's right, young feller" is an expression ... you can also say something like "fair's fair ... "

When you want someone to see that your viewpoint or your opinion is the right one ... you are saying that what you think is quite OBVIOUSLY correct!

"Right's right, young feller" = I think it's quite obvious, young man ...

Or something close to that. It's not easy to explain.

Ok Neilxray.
Your explanation is perfect.
Thanks a lot.

Thanks for posting this!

Roy Hood puts excellent expression into the reading. In many ways, the performance is better than Stanley Holloway's.