Zeb
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Calvin C Nelson
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Ponca City (or Osage), Oklahoma USA
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Jun 12 1907 - Jan 08 1973 age 66
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Official Site
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Wikipedia
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Cousin Easy
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Virginia Ann Robinson
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Conroe Texas
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1931 - ?
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Official Site
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Wikipedia
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01 The Basketball Game
02 Little Red Riding Hood
03 My Name Is Mudd
04 Silent George
05 The Bull Fight
06 Release Me
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Stand-up & Music
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SLP 1010
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Thanks Dr Forrest's Cheeze Factory!
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3 comments on "Zeb & Cousin Easy - A Million Laughs With Zeb & Cousin Easy 1970"
Thanks for this weird freakin' oddity. Weird to hear a hillbilly duo doing "dirty" humor. I tried to find out who they were, and found this at http://thefuntimesguide.com/2005/10/golf_humor.php
Hi,
It is not Fat Annie...it is my Aunt Virginia who was married to Calvin Nelson. Uncle Cal is now deceased. My aunt and uncle went under the show name of Zeb and Cousin Easy. Uncle Cal had been in show business with his first partner, Mandy. They performed under the stage name "Ma and Pa Perkins," as well as "Zeb and Mandy." After he partnered with my aunt, the record producer misunderstood my aunt's cursive "Z" for a "J," so some of their records were produced under Jeb and Cousin Easy. However, they also performed under the names Zeb and Cousin Easy. My aunt became Cousin Easy at one of my uncle's performances when Mark Denning (of "Teen Angel" fame) wanted her to come up on stage with Uncle Cal. She did not perform with Uncle Cal when they were first married. Mark Denning said to the crowd, "Let's give Easy a big hand. Come on Cousin Easy." Everyone started clapping. She said she was so embarrassed that she came up on the stage and joined Zeb in the act. And so "Cousin Easy" was born.
I have heard her redo the her part of the act in recent years....sounds just the same.
She loves knowing that people are still enjoying their comedy. In fact, I have sent her the link to this webpage for her to enjoy.
Thanks so much!
C Helmers
Can you please do the Golf Game By this wonderful group!
Do you have Cousin Easy's Fishing Hole or the Bowling Game?
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