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…

I have to be careful when announcing this one on the air.
Clear and precise says the FCC.
Jeremy Taylor with a dark. humorous, lovely piece.
Do not try this at home…

Michael Jr. is a pretty good stand-up comedian.
Being a religious man he is as clean as can be on stage but
he is not preachy, I play a lot of his material on the show
and it is nothing but good observational comedy.
This is a decent bit, one of his better ones…

It is always good to hear the late, great Country Dick Montana
warble manly, he died like one as well…while performing!
The Arrogant Worms with a piece that I like very much but
did not realize how dated it is until I heard it again this week.
Kellen Erskine with a strong piece.
I really messed up a block or two, they were more like a blending
transition type of programming, a bloody mess really.
Stress to Relationships…maybe a case could be made but still.
Williams and Ree are an interesting duo, old school with a back
and forth that seems wrong but works if you know where they
are coming from.
Job block, blending into death…now that I think of it, works.
AC/DC with Bon Scott absolutely throttling a double entendre’ !
Cheech and Chong are pretty dated as well, I play them out of
reverence as they were the cool ones to laugh at when I was a lad.
Alonzo Bodden is a pretty damned good stand-up comedian.
He has his shtick down pat, great material and stage presence
really help his act, one of the better ones for sure.
A toilet paper block?!
I have no idea what I was thinking.
No dogs were harmed in the creation of this playlist.
George gets the top spot this week.
Onward and up there somewhere…

Happy Boy- The Beat Farmers
Meatco- Fast & Dirty
Home- Jeff Caldwell (s-up)
Me Like Hockey- The Arrogant Worms
Tree of Knowledge- Ken Nordine
The Lottery- Kellen Erskine (s-up)
Randolph Got a Haircut- Kenny Young & the Eggplants
Speed- The Not Ready for Prime Time Players
Jaws 4- Richard Jeni (s-up)
All Stressed Up (With No Place to Blow)- The Reverend Billy C Wirtz
911-Plus- Synaptic Anarchy Playhouse
Dumb Wife- Rodney Dangerfield (s-up)
Married to a Debutante- KID PREP
My Husband- National Lampoon (Chevy Chase)
Performance Review- John Heffron (s-up)
The Ding Dong Song- Williams and Ree
Strange but False- Travesty Ltd.
A Job- Michael Jr. (s-up)
I, Janitor- The New Duncan Imperials
Army Careers- The Frantics
Postal Workers- Jebb Fink (s-up)
Too Many Ways to Die- The Fools
Beat the Reaper!- Firesign Theatre
Sharks and Guns- Jimmy Tingle (s-up)
Big Balls- AC/DC
Crapco Home Psychiatrist- The American Comedy Network
Discipline- Tom Wilson (s-up)
Beer is Good for You- Billy Fingers
The Big Sniff- Cheech and Chong
Selective Stupid- Alonzo Bodden (s-up)
Caucasion Spiritual- Ed’s Redeeming Qualities
Confession- Paul Gilmartin
Toilet Paper- Steve McGrew
Daddy, Please Don’t Go- Todd Yohn
Mrs. Sarnicky’s Toilet Paper- The Frantics
White People Problems- Eli Braden
Shi Tsu- Jeremy Taylor
The Suicide Guy- George Carlin (s-up)