Vine, 47, whose standup sets are often characterised by streams of one-liners, beat off competition from Mark Watson, who wisecracked: "Always leave them wanting more, my uncle used to say to me.
Dr Luke recently said that to make a hit nowadays you needed "artists, producers, top-liners, beat-makers, melody people, vibe people and lyric people".
"Get past the glib one-liners, the beating up of the media which is always popular among conservatives," he said, referring to Mr. Gingrich's response to a question about his adultery that won all the attention at last night's debate.
Republicans should "get past the glib one-liners, the beating up of the media, which is always popular with conservatives," Santorum said.
One Times critic described it as "full of tossed-off two-liners, hard-candy beats and clever musical twists".
For all its appeal, "Cameltoe" is among the least interesting songs on "So Stylistic," an endlessly entertaining album full of tossed-off two-liners, hard-candy beats and clever musical twists.
A thought-provoking one-liner every week beats one brilliant long post every quarter.
In modern times, many groups have attempted to beat the ocean-liner record.
But if, by stressing different parts of his record, he can successfully sell himself as a moderate to centrists and a conservative to hard-liners, he could be difficult to beat.
For the food to go with Satchmo's beat, a copy of the liner notes, available online, includes the recipes.
Lib Dem MSP Liam McArthur points out Orkney is expected to have 164 cruise liners visiting, making him quietly confident it will beat Stuart McMillan's constituency.
