About
John Clarke (born 29 July 1948, Palmerston North, New Zealand – died 9 April 2017, Grampians National Park, Victoria, Australia) was a New Zealand comedian, writer, and satirist. Since the 1970s he had lived in Australia and was a regular actor and writer on Australian television. He created the character . Apart from the Fred Dagg character, he may be best known for the satirical mock interviews he performed with , first on the Nine Network in 1989, and later on the ABC.
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Discography
34 releasesClarke's Classics
John Clarke · 2017
Operational Matters
Clarke* & Dawe* · 2014
Fred Dagg Anthology
John Clarke · 2012
The Even More Complete Book Of Australian Verse
John Clarke · 2003
The Howard Miracle (Interviews From 'The 7:30 Report')
John Clarke · 2003
The Games
John Clarke (10) and Ross Stevenson · 2000
The Games - Series II: The Best Games Ever
John Clarke (10) and Ross Stevenson · 2000
Secret Men's Business
Clarke* & Dawe* · 1996
HAZCHEM
John Clarke · 1992
The Annual Report
John Clarke (10) & Bryan Dawe · 1991
Great Interviews Of The Twentieth Century
John Clarke (10) And Bryan Dawe · 1990
The Dagg Years
John Clarke · 1988
Swim Between The Flags
John Clarke · 1987
The Royal Wedding Stakes
A January Production Featuring John Clarke* · 1973
The Fred Dagg Tapes
Fred Dagg · 1979
Kiwiana Goes Pop Vol. 2
Various · 2013
The Taihape Years
Fred Dagg · 2011
The Fred Dagg All-Purpose DVD
Fred Dagg · 2007
The Underwater Melon Man
Bend · 1999
We Don't Know How Lucky We Are
Fred Dagg And The TAB Sports Cafe Orchestra · 1998
We Don't Know How Lucky We Are
Fred Dagg & The TAB Sports Cafe Orchestra · 1998
We Don't Know How Lucky We Are
Fred Dagg And The TAB Sports Cafe Orchestra · 1998
Fred Dagg Anthology
Frederick Dagg* · 1998
Rattle Yer Dags
Gumboot Tango · 1997
The Gillies Report: The Songs
Various · 1985
The Fred Dagg Tapes
Fred Dagg · 1979
Fred Dagg's Big Single
Fred Dagg · 1977
It's Not A Bad Day For It
Fred Dagg · 1977
Gumboots
Fred Dagg And Diamond Lil · 1976
Fred Dagg Live
Fred Dagg · 1976
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