Music to make you laugh by

also; music by Raymond Scott.

Lots, but here's a few from old memory bank;
Kevin 'bloody' Wilson.
Half man, Half biscuit.
'I'm going slighty mad'-queen.
'Wynonas big brown beaver'-Primus.
Anything after 1980 by plink ployd
'Benny the Bouncer'- ELP
Any Dread Zeppelin.
'Rabbit'-Chas and Dave.

Anyone remember Spike Jones?

Root Boy Slim (RIP, Root) was hilarious live & not bad on album either. The first time I saw him live was in the 70's in a seedy bar outside Baltimore. Before the show I walked into the mens room to relieve myself & I was treated to the sight of Root sitting on the stool, stall door wide open, cigarette & Heineken in hand with a look on his face like the cat that just ate the canary.

Tom Lehrer made folk music relevant almost fifty years ago (An Evening Wasted With...). Randy Newman's songs reward close listening (Sail Away, Trouble in Paradise, Little Criminals...). Martin Mull could outsmarm anybody - his whitebread blues are the best...whitebread blues (...and His Fabulous Furniture in Your Living Room). Billy Connolly, once you get used to the accent, is a great stand up comedian who happens to play guitar and banjo extremely well (Billy & Albert, Songs & Music). Occasionally I still love to listen to National Lampoon's Lemmings - some pretty decent musical parodies.