The Commentators was a one-off name used for the song, "N-N-Nineteen Not Out", a 1985 UK hit single recorded by the impressionist Rory Bremner as a parody of Paul Hardcastle's number one hit, "19". Bremner impersonated BBC television and radio cricket commentators such as Richie Benaud, Brian Johnston, Jim Laker and Fred Trueman, replacing Hardcastle's references to the Vietnam War with references to the 1984 Test series between England and the West
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N-N-Nineteen Not Out
N-N-Ninteen Not Out
19 Not Out
INTRO
Second innings
Rings & Pearls
N N NINETEEN NOT OUT
N-N-Nineteen Not Out (Bumper Mix)
Blowin' It Up
$o Many Girl$
Second Innings (follow-on mix)
Yep…We brought back the Skit (Skit)
SYM Posium (Sad Young Men)
Nineteen Not Out
Your Half of the Conversation
And That's The Way It Is
My Days
Some Thoughtz On Findin' Da One
The Most Trusted Men In America
Shinin'
Outta My Head
NNNineteen Not Out
The Commentator's Comin' Back
About As Similar As The Bible & A Playboy Magazine
To Say That We Are Mired In Stalemate Seems The Only Realistic, Yet Unsatisfactory, Conclusion
Take It Easy
This Opens The Door On Another Chapter Of History
Catz From San Diego
Bring It Back
Kingz Of Da Road (Featuring Ice Box)
Killa Serv
Vanity Plates
Keep It On Da Beat
Lifted
NNNinteen Not Out
N-N-Nineteen
Ho Moanerz
N-N-Nineteen (Not Out)
Take Me Away
Mike Lowry
Ringz & Pearlz Pt. II
Nineteen, Not Out
Introduction to the Commentary
JEAH JEAH
N-N-N-Ninteen Not Out (Bumper Mix)
Preamble To The Commentary Song
Boy Soldiers (Unfinished)
My Song 2
I SMELL PUSSY IN THE AIR
False Alarm (Instrumental)
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