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Laff, 1976. Sealed
A classic in the "alternative Bicentennial" genre from off-color ventriloquist party act Richard & Willie – with a mix of themes that bad-raps American history, and also manages to cover some righteous 70s topics as well! Routines include "200 Years Of Freedom", " ...
Harmony, 1960s. Sealed
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Jubilee, 1959. Very Good+
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Dooto, Early 60s. Very Good+
A lot raunchier than you might expect – with titltes that include "Licking Dicks", "The Frantic Hole", "Babies", "Naked Crap Shooter", "The Boy's Pussy Cat", "Grandma's Cracked Nuts", and "Working At Sex".
Passport, 1976. Very Good+
A less-remembered post-Python moment – and kind of a precursor to The Rutles too!
Philadelphia International, 1976. Very Good+
One of the strangest albums on Philly International – especially when you consider what a classy output most of the label was focused on! Dap Sugar Willie was bad-rapping comedian – in the mode of Redd Foxx, who endorses Willie on the back on the album – and here, he's doing ...
Mercury, 1981. Near Mint-
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Audio Fidelity, 1963. Sealed
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MCA, 1973. Near Mint-
A classic live set from Bill Cosby – recorded at Harrah's Hotel in Reno, Nevada – back in 1973, when he was still pretty darn hip! As you'd guess from the title and cover, the emphasis here is on stories and bits involving Fat Albert – the Cosby creation that was then playing big ...
United Artists, 1980. Sealed
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Audio Fidelity, 1967. Sealed
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Uni, Early 70s. Near Mint-
Bill Cosby recalls the days of his youth in a set of classic routines that include "My Brother Russell", "Dogs", "Frogs", "My Father", "My Boy Scout Troup", and "Buck Jones".
Laff, Early 70s. Sealed
Classic work from Leroy Daniels – an off-color comedian who worked in Johnny Otis' ensemble of the late 60s and early 70s – not as raw as Rudy Ray Moore, but with a strong smattering of mis-hearings and mis-interpretations of situations, all designed to bring out the bawdiest side ...
Elektra, 1960. Very Good+
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WKQX, 1984. Sealed
A set of on-air comedy bits by Murphy In The Morning – one of the wilder Chicago radio DJs in the early 80s!
Atlantic, 1985. Sealed
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MGM, 1970. Very Good+
A novelty record featuring a 19-minute mime performance with a minute of applause!
Twi-Lite, 1976. Very Good+
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Parlophone (UK), 1959. Very Good
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Mercury, 1969. Very Good+
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Atlantic, 1963. Sealed
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Verve, Early 60s. Near Mint-
Mort Sahl may never have made it to the presidency (his criticism of the Warren Report may have had something to do with that) – but his command of politics was stronger than most in his generation, and his razor-sharp wit was always spot-on!
Dooto, Mid 50s. Very Good+
Before he went on to fame as Fred Sanford, Redd Foxx cut a number of comedy albums, many for the Laff label, but these on Dooto were the earliest. Skits include "Turned To Stone", "The Dead Jackass", "The Jealous Bartender", "The Guided Muscle", "Dizzy ...
Jubilee, Late 60s. Sealed
An unusual album from the famous creator of Lil Abner – with a unique Al Capp cover to boot! The image is a great illustration of that tension between old-guard American satirists and the left underground in the 60s.
Verve, Late 50s. Near Mint-
Although not nearly as well-remembered as Lenny Bruce, Mort Sahl is really our favorite comedian from the late 50s. He's got this incredible delivery style that is both immediately arresting and surprisingly heartfelt – and instead of doing short canned "bits", he just sort of ...
Columbia, 1965. Sealed
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Kubaney, 1960s. Very Good
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Laff, 1984. Very Good+ (pic cover)
Aka Kip Adotta.
Capitol, 1965. Sealed
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Kama Sutra, 1972. Near Mint-
An obscure early 70s comedy set – and a record that's maybe best remembered for its cover image parody of a Bob Dylan album!
Verve, 1960. Very Good+
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Warner, 1966. Very Good+
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Verve, 1959. Very Good
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Mercury, Early 60s. Very Good
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Laugh.com, 1964. Used
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Rock Beat, 1960s. Used
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MCA/Universal, Early 70s. Used
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