Tommy Mundon is known throughout the West Midlands as "The King of Black Country Comedians" and has been keeping us laughing since the 1960's. In the 1970's, Tommy joined the "Black Country Night Out" show playing alongside other class comedians and poets like Aynuk and Ayli, Dolly Allen, Harry Harrison, Lizzie Wiggins, Dandy, and later, Marlene and musicians Giggetty and Maggie O'Hara.
For some years now, Tommy has been involved with writing articles and jokes for the Black Country Bugle, a favourite for those who like to remember the old days. Now in his seventies, Tommy is kept very busy travelling around the Midlands with his one man comedy act as well as appearing in the Black Country Night Out show. After many requests from his fans, and a little bit of persuasion from John Sparry, it was decided to record his life story.(in a tongue and cheek style!)

"A Montage of Mundon" was put together over several months and offers his fans an insight of Tommy's life, from his early childhood memories, to growing up in his beloved Halesowen.