Tim Cavanagh with a neat little ditty about the
dangers of double entendres.
Kinda.
It’s a funny piece, if not completely satisfied I’ll
give you double your money back.
She won’t let him, she just won’t…

One of me favorite sketches from Mike Nichols
and Elaine May, two comedic geniuses that were
way ahead of their time.
You don’t hear sketches like this anymore.
The slow demise of radio combined with the
rise of television, theater, and portable visuals
pretty much kill off the comedy sketch audio only
format, much to my show’s dismay.
This is a classic…

Lachlan Patterson with a humorous set on what
the next generation will bring to the table.
And when.
Selfies, yoga pants for all the wrong reasons, and
Tweeting are making us soft.
Lachlan’s a great stand-up comedian, when he’s
hitting on all eight cylinders.
I state it that way because I’ve seen him do a flat
show and it wasn’t too much fun.
But when he’s on it’s pretty cutting edge, timing
is everything in this field.
This is a funny bit, he could be right…

I took a cue from Ken Burns and went with a
country/hillbilly/redneck motif this week.
Strangely enough it really works.
A lot of the greats of C&W are here.
Certified guitar picker, Man in Black,
a true renaissance man, a very funny lady,
some Old Dogs, Antsy, and Cledus.
Do NOT mess with Mrs. Fort!
Happy Hillbilly Week!

How Sweet to Be an Idiot- Neil Innes
Cooking Time with Phillipa and Denina- The Vestibules
Sugar- Tim Young (s-up)
I Might Be Cheap…But I’m Not Broke- Rik Roberts
A Pinhead Will Survive- The Reverend Billy C Wirtz
Down South- Diane Ford (s-up)
The Confession- Colcannon
Captain Greg- Corky & the Juice Pigs
Baseball/Football- George Carlin (s-up)
A Boy Named Sue- Johnny Cash
Dammitall- The Congress of Wonders
I’m No Epidemiologist- Jeff Caldwell (s-up)
Another Puff- Jerry Reed
Deteriorata- Norman Rose and Melissa Manchester
Freaks and Weirdos- Mark Gross (s-up)
Still Gonna Die- Old Dogs
Country Tearjerkers- Stevens & Gridnic
Mom and Dog Beating- Steve McGrew (s-up)
Rub Some Bacon On It- Rhettand Link
Al’s Suspicious Cars- Laughing Hyena
We Bought a Hedgehog- Tommy Ryman (s-up)
Sweet Transvestite- Tim Curry
Jellyfish- The Simpsons
The Father of a Boy Named Sue- Shel Silverstein
Depressed- Jake Johannsen (s-up)
The Nascar Song- Steve Goodie
House of Liver- Mack and Jamie
Nascar- Adam Ferrara (s-up)
Spit Cup- Antsy McClain and the Trailer Park Troubadours
Escape from Alimony- Larry Weaver
Eating Animals- Kyle Kinane (s-up)
Hillbilly Honeymoon- Cledus T. Judd
Planet- Ken Nordine
Guitar Jokes- Demetri Martin (s-up)
Happy Noodle vs. Sad Noodle- Logan Whitehurst & the Junior Science Club
News- MacLean and Maclean
Kinky- Mike Armstrong (s-up)
I Didn’t Know the Gun Was Loaded- Mrs. Hank Fort
Yoga- No Time
Father Didn’t Like Me- Stewart Francis (s-up)
Plexiglass Toilet- Styx
Expand Your Vocabulary- Synaptic Anarchy Playhouse
Take Our Jobs- Shane Mauss (s-up)

A Classic by Little Jimmy Dickens.
This version is from 1965, he was
in full stride here.
Primarily a C&W performer he was known
to have a sense of humor and a large guitar.
I poke fun, he was only 4′ 11″ tall and every
guitar looked really big when he was
strumming it.
I play this on the show from time to time…