Who gets the last laugh? The British, it seems, after a study out Friday revealed that Monty Python’s “Always Look on the Bright Side of Life” is the most-played song at funerals in the United Kingdom ...

Monty Python's Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life has become the most popular tune to play at a UK funeral. A study by a chain of funeral directors found the 1979 Life of Brian song had overtaken ...

Queen’s funeral credited for hymns’ revival while Time to Say Goodbye replaces You’ll Never Walk Alone at No 1 Hymns are back among the most popular funeral songs, boosted by the queen’s funeral, ...

Monty Python‘s “Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life,” the jaunty singalong that first appeared in the comedy troupe’s 1979 film The Life of Brian, has long been a staple at funerals for its ...

The stars of Monty Python gathered at the Golders Green Crematorium in north London yesterday to pay their respects to their friend and colleague. His coffin was brought in to the sound of How Sweet ...

Monty Python’s Always Look on the Bright Side of Life has become the most popular song to play at a UK funeral, a new survey shows. The Co-operative Funeralcare research, based on more than 30,000 ...

WOULD YOU play Monty Python at your own funeral? As Monty Python and The Holy Grail hits cinemas again for its 40th Anniversary, the UK's top ten funeral songs include Frank Sinatra, Eva Cassidy and a ...

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Monty Python's Eric Idle performed the 1977 track at the 2012 Olympics closing ceremony Monty Python's Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life has become the most popular tune to play at a UK funeral.

The stars of Monty Python gathered at the Golders Green Crematorium in north London yesterday to pay their respects to their friend and colleague. His coffin was brought in to the sound of How Sweet ...