I love this, I bought the wit and wisdom cd but like a dummy I let some one barrow it and now they say "I gave it back" I don't think so.. I guess I am old fashion but good clean humor is so much better than this trashy stuff out there today. The funniest man ever was is Red Skelton.
I agree about Red Skelton, he was so-so hysterically funny. Another good one was Victor Borge, you should check out some videos of him. We used to watch him on PBS stations.
@cptroxy1961 Oh yes Victor was funny, I watch it on PBS.. Another funny guy was Brother Dave Gardner doing his famous Motorcycle Story.I was only 14 but big for my age when my sister and her husband took me to a club in Atlanta Ga. I thought I was going to laugh myself sick watching this guy. He was a little bit raunchy in his life stuff, but after all I was supposed to be 18.. anyway he is on here, give him a try
HUGE influence on Arlo Guthrie's Alice's Restaurant Massacre. Listen to how Andy says "friend", and the part about the "throw one another down and I don't know what all..."
I have my Father's recording of this (he died in 2003 at 90)....I can still hear him laughing hysterically at this routine.....He loved "the little pumpkin" bit......Good, good humor...thanks.
When Capitol released Andy's monologue as a single -- 78 & 45 -- the monologue was divided into Parts I & II. It was perhaps the first hit charting comedy routine, paving the way for many other performers like the Bickersons, Bob Newhart, Stan Freeberg, Bill Cosby, Bill Dana, etc.
I haven't heard this funny record in years. Thanks!
luvrecords1 2 days ago
Someone did the exact same joke, except the sport was hockey. I'm not sure which came first, though.
BMJcYn 3 weeks ago
Friend? I don't have a ticket. I don't even know where it is that I'm going! lmao
mikemaninblack 1 month ago
4 people are communists
RTRALLDAY 1 month ago
I love this, I bought the wit and wisdom cd but like a dummy I let some one barrow it and now they say "I gave it back" I don't think so.. I guess I am old fashion but good clean humor is so much better than this trashy stuff out there today. The funniest man ever was is Red Skelton.
HonchoPoncho455 2 months ago
@HonchoPoncho455 Oh yeah I forgot I am 61 and from NC
HonchoPoncho455 2 months ago
I agree about Red Skelton, he was so-so hysterically funny. Another good one was Victor Borge, you should check out some videos of him. We used to watch him on PBS stations.
cptroxy1961 1 week ago
@cptroxy1961 Oh yes Victor was funny, I watch it on PBS.. Another funny guy was Brother Dave Gardner doing his famous Motorcycle Story.I was only 14 but big for my age when my sister and her husband took me to a club in Atlanta Ga. I thought I was going to laugh myself sick watching this guy. He was a little bit raunchy in his life stuff, but after all I was supposed to be 18.. anyway he is on here, give him a try
HonchoPoncho455 1 week ago
now this is comedy, not the trash today
Saberwind45871 2 months ago
I heard this as a child I am 42 now, and I was cleaning out Momma's property for probate, and I found this album :)
susie869 3 months ago
Thank you so much for putting this up. My mother used to tell me about this, but I never had a chance to hear it.
pandarsson 5 months ago
This must have been Arlo Guthrie's inspiration for "Alice's Restaurant" -- brilliant stuff!
buickmackane71360 6 months ago 3
I remember this from when I was a little girl!...I have always loved this.
YvonneMichelle11 6 months ago
I remember listening to this in 1953 and it played and played and folks nearly split their sides. This is the beginning of good comedy records.
Bubblechaser6069 6 months ago
good humor at its best
sinamon1969 6 months ago
Been a long time since I heard this. Now I know who Arlo Guthrie always reminded me of. Andy the Good.
Kailoa36 7 months ago
I first heard this on the late Bob Collins show in Chicago (WGN). I've loved it ever since! Cheers!
mrspacecase 7 months ago
andy is a great storyteller if u like him try jerry clower
buckielvsmusic 7 months ago
I first heard this as a teen-ager back in the late 1950's. It was great then as it is now.
I am glad I found it.
BlackDuck67 10 months ago
Thank you G_D for this kind of comedy in Americas history. Make it come back. Please.
Greggg57 10 months ago
Seems to be an edited copy of ...watch?v=oNxLxTZHKM8
CustomGenerics 11 months ago
This is absolutely fantastic :p
HobbytheWise 11 months ago
They played this at Super Bowl 10. First time I ever heard it. Very funny.
TheJer1963 1 year ago
HUGE influence on Arlo Guthrie's Alice's Restaurant Massacre. Listen to how Andy says "friend", and the part about the "throw one another down and I don't know what all..."
algerhistogram 1 year ago
"Potrzebie--15 cents" wonder what a Potrzebie is now!
RoyFive 1 year ago
The artist has to be George Woodbridge, late of MAD Magazine!
RoyFive 1 year ago
who is the tallest football?
TheLeilisa 1 year ago
I have my Father's recording of this (he died in 2003 at 90)....I can still hear him laughing hysterically at this routine.....He loved "the little pumpkin" bit......Good, good humor...thanks.
sailette01 1 year ago
Will look for more of your videos
samiwistler 1 year ago
Grandma told us to look this up and listen to it, glad I did. :)
WyattsMommy85 1 year ago 9
When Capitol released Andy's monologue as a single -- 78 & 45 -- the monologue was divided into Parts I & II. It was perhaps the first hit charting comedy routine, paving the way for many other performers like the Bickersons, Bob Newhart, Stan Freeberg, Bill Cosby, Bill Dana, etc.
pgh45rpms 1 year ago
@pgh45rpms Thanks for the note...wasn't aware of the "split"...Nocaro
Nocaro 1 year ago
@pgh45rpms I have that 45
episkipos 1 year ago
@pgh45rpms ...Arlo Guthrie...
RoyFive 1 year ago
@pgh45rpms I believe that Buddy Hackett's "The Chinese Waiter" came out about the same time.
SatchmoSings 5 months ago
Classic!
saminnyc 1 year ago
I've heard about this for years, but I never actually got to hear it until now. Thanks.
kittyprydekissme 1 year ago
My mom is from the town that is the inspiration for Mayberry...Mt Airy, North Carolina...meories!
MrBlacklabel5150 1 year ago
Good grief I had totally forgotten about this, thanks for bringing back some great memories!!! Thanks for the post !!! :-))
BeachMusicDJ 2 years ago 3