A Stan Freberg gem from his 1961 award winning classic
Stan Freberg Presents the United States of America Volume
One: The Early Years.
Seriously, this is the absolute cream of the crop novelty
recording of all time.
The voice over artists alone make a case for top shelf status.
There is a lot more to it than that, the story line and the
superb humor separate it from all the rest.
Great stuff this…
A splendid little slice of the Mel Brooks classic History
of the World Part #1 flick.
Harvey Korman was an integral part of this movie.
His straight man style suited him well here.
Very well versed in facial emotion, he worked really
hard on this role.
Mel was pretty good as well.
He loves the peasants indeed…
David Crowe with a humorous look at the Olympics.
He is a great stand-up comedian, lots of visuals and
observational humor.
Always good for a laugh…
I always thought this was Zach Sherwin’s best piece.
Back when he was known as MC Mr. Napkins he
was really focused on getting fan base and he did
not pull any punches.
This is a darned good performance, well thought out.
Great effort…
A superb scene from a classic movie.
Gene Wilder is the man giving advice to Cleavon Little,
the new sheriff in town, on how to deal with the
belligerent town folk.
So many hilarious scenes in this movie to choose from.
I tried to find a longer slice but could not, I will keep
looking…
