Kathleen Madigan with a pretty humorous account of
her parents and the golf cart driving geriatric Nazi that
loves them.
It’s all about the location, some are better than others.
Some great lines here…

The Indian and the White Guy.
Williams and Ree have been around a long time.
They first formed in the 1960’s while attending college.
Their act consists of pretty decent singing and musicianship,
a bit of stand-up between tunes, and what could best be
described as lighthearted banter using every possible
American Indian/White man stereotype you could possibly
imagine, all with a humorous bent to it.
Not at all politically correct but pretty darned funny.
They seem to have a hankering for Hostess…

With Ralph & Herbie.
Some of Cheech and Chong’s material has not held up well over time.
Their early material was heavily drug oriented, weed mostly, back
when you could go to jail for a simple joint.
Times have changed, a lot of states have changed their views on
cannabis with some even making it legal and taxing the heck out of it.
This sketch is as eternal as love itself, I have had many male dogs over
the years and can attest to this behavior…

Jim Gaffigan with a humorous look at over consumption.
He is getting better with age, his material and timing are
improving and he seems more comfortable on stage.
This is funny bit, some great lines here…

Dick Feller has quite a story, a very interesting and
groundbreaking human being who deserves much praise.
He had released more than a few decent novelty tunes
under that name over the years, mostly early on.
The late, great Jerry Reed was his writing partner during
much of that period.
He wrote top charting hits for other artists, Johnny Cash
and Jerry Reed to name a few.
A humorous piece all in all…