Chris Webster provided the following review of this item:

This record is unbelivable. Despite a good studio sound, we have a band that that I think consists of three people swapping instruments every couple of songs (well surely they can't be specialists on any one instrument), a tenor that sounds in parts as though he has never seen the music before (and the same goes for the chorus), a patter baritone who can't get his words out, in addition to a couple of added sound effects (a door opening springs to mind). In "Private Buffoon'" (their title BTW), the singer stumbles very badly over one of his words. The front cover illustration (by Thelm Roscoe) is lovely though!

I must quote one part of the notes: 'Songs ... are given a fresh and exciting treatment that will delight you and give you hours of pleasure." I think I saw an article in a G&S Journal that refers to this recording as being the shortest G&S record ever issued, and comments on how bad the band is.

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