A top notch comedy sketch from two veterans of the industry.
Ron Landry of Hudson and Landry fame and Tom Biener, a
noted television script writer for numerous sit-coms, combine
forces to create a classic comedy album from 1989.
Very interesting stuff, highly original and quite funny, I
consider the recording to be a collectors item.
I like this bit a lot, a very creative piece, well thought out…

Yeah? No Kidding!
If you don’t know that going in, it’s going to hurt.
John has a way of dulling the pain a bit.
He’s a pretty good stand-up comedian, full of
snark and more than willing to use it.
I like this…

A well very done piece from Mike Phirman off of
The Very Last Songs I Will Ever Record (Part One).
What he lacks in honesty he more than makes up
for it with zeal.
I love to play him on the show, fits in really well.
What’s the count again?

A great tune off the Simpson’s first recording, 1990’s
The Simpsons Sing the Blues.
Harry Shearer does the voices here of Smithers and
Mr. Burns, with smugness and malevolence.
Probably the best cut on the release.
This is a very well done lip-sync fan tribute with cuts
from the first six seasons.
Happy Labor Day!

Andrew Norelli with a very funny set on paying for college,
the lottery, and scoring with the babes.
An above average stand-up comedian, I find Andrew to be a
great fit for the show, he has a unique style, great timing and
a positive attitude.
One of my favorite pieces from Mr. Norelli…