No comments about The Chandos Sound Experience.

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1 comments about Shelley Berman: Live at the Improv.

1. * This highly sought-after comedy album was recorded at the world famous Improv in Hollywood, and is available for the first time in many years.
   
   * The album features a mixture of new and classic Shelley Berman material.
   
   * Currently, Shelley Berman is seen regularly by millions of people through his frequent guest staring rolls on dozens of TV shows, including a recurring roll on Boston Legal playing Judge Robert ("jibber-jabber") Sanders, and Larry David's father, Nat, on HBO's Curb Your Enthusiasm.
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1 comments about Outside Shelley Berman.

1. 
   Originally released on Verve Records - 1959
   
   1. Franz Kafka On The Telephone
   2. The Booking Agent
   3. Father & Son ($100 for acting school)
   4. P.T.A. Meeting

2 comments about Inside Shelley Berman.

1. This is my favorite comedy album of all time. My parents owned it, and my sister and I listened to it about a hundred times. There are a ton of funny little catch phrases that we still laugh about: "Care for a pillow?" might not sound funny to you, but after listening to this album it will be!

   "This is your Captain speaking, we will be traveling non-stop to, uh, ... uh................. ...Los Angeles"

   Great stuff, and it is wonderful to have it available on CD -- I haven't had a record player in years, and it was fantastic to be able to hear this masterpiece once again. It was just as good as I remembered it!

   His piece on "The Morning After The Night Before" is an all-time classic that just brings me to tears of laughter. "In the shape I was in it was lucky the only thing I threw through the window was the cat... hah haha... oh really, who?"




2. Like the previous reviewer, my family also had this album on LP and we listened to it until it wore out, most of the time crying with laughter. I was delighted to find it on CD and love it just as much now, 20 odd years later, as I did then. Mr Berman talks about everyday stuff from a very funny perspective that we all can relate to, and there's not a swear word in sight, a nice change. Although the original recording was done in 1959, the material is still timely, truly funny and something you'll want to listen to over and over again.