Boothby Graffoe, born James Martyn Rogers in 1962 in Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire, England, is a singer and comedian. He began his career in radio, presenting Boothby Graffoe Live on BBC Radio Lincolnshire from 1988 to late 1990. His music career started with the release of his first album, Wot Italian?, in 2004, which featured collaborations with Antonio Forcione. In 2006, he released a live recording titled Boothby Graffoe & The Following People. He has since released several albums including Songs for Dogs, Funerals… (2011), Bang! Is this Your Vehicle, Sir? (2012), and Nomad (2013). Graffoe is known for his surreal sense of humor and often incorporates guitar playing into his stage act. He has toured extensively, including supporting Canadian band Barenaked Ladies on multiple tours. Notable songs include "Planet Dog", "Woof" and the album's title track "Wot Italian".
