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On: Monday, March 30, 2015
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Jerry Clower - Best Of Jerry Clower 1992
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Sep 28 1926 – Aug 24 1998 age 71
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01 Runaway Truck02 Marcell And The Truck Driver
03 Feudin' Stars
04 The Grassers
05 Grits
06 Uncle Versie Saves The Day
07 Tater Rides The Moped
08 The Chauffer And The Professor
09 Top Gum
10 Rules According To Clower
11 Broad Bottoms
12 Horizontal Hitchhiker
13 Fox 12...Over
14 Marines Are Tough
15 Our First Banana
16 Catahoula Cur Dog
17 USS Bennington
Country Storytellin' Humor
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Mort Sahl - Live #3 New York City Jan 17 1992 (Video) 1992
On: Tuesday, March 17, 2015
Mort Sahl
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Morton Lyon Sahl
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Montreal, Quebec, Canada
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Similar Artists: George Carlin, Jon Stewart, Dick Gregory, Lenny Bruce, Lewis Black, Bill Hicks, Al Franken
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Herb Jubirt - Plant The Corn
On: Saturday, March 14, 2015
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Memphis, Tennessee, USA
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~1939 - Aug 03 2014 age 75
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Herb Jubirt - Laff Me Into The Big Time 1975
Herb Jubirt
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Birth Name
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Memphis, Tennessee, USA
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~1939 - Aug 03 2014 age 75
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Herb Jubirt knew he liked making people laugh, but it wasn't until prompting from a college dean that he seriously considered becoming a comedian.
During his more than 40 years in entertainment, he opened for singer Al Green, performed at several nightclubs in Chicago and recorded two comedy albums.
"He had a natural sense of humor," said Gloria, his wife of 44 years. "He was the life of the party."
After military service, Mr. Jubirt moved to Chicago to study communication arts at Columbia College. There, he was encouraged by the school's dean to hone his comedic skills and focus on becoming a comedian rather than a radio announcer. He graduated from Columbia in the mid-1950s and set out to get gigs at local nightclubs.
In the early 1970s, the comedian known as "Jub" by his friends got his big break while filling in for a regular at Mister Kelly's, a popular Rush Street nightclub.
A promoter for R&B singer Green happened to be in the audience that night and saw Mr. Jubirt's standup routine. Mr. Jubirt was asked by Green's manager to tour the country and open for the singer.
The longtime South Side resident poked fun at current events and often drew on his own life experiences for material. His incredible memory and the way he connected with audiences set him apart from other comedians, said Dick Gregory, a longtime friend and a former comedian.
"He just wanted to be funny and he was," Gregory said.
After touring with Green for nearly a decade, Mr. Jubirt returned to Chicago in the early 1980s and worked at clubs here.
He worked as a Cook County sheriff's officer from the late 1980s until 1998, but continued writing material for other comedians and made walk-on appearances in both "Barbershop" movies.
"He was the greatest person I have ever met in my life because of his attitude toward people," his wife said. " He would find something good in everybody. Even when a the person came off as plain negative, Jub could find something positive in that person." excerpt Chicago Tribune
During his more than 40 years in entertainment, he opened for singer Al Green, performed at several nightclubs in Chicago and recorded two comedy albums.
"He had a natural sense of humor," said Gloria, his wife of 44 years. "He was the life of the party."
After military service, Mr. Jubirt moved to Chicago to study communication arts at Columbia College. There, he was encouraged by the school's dean to hone his comedic skills and focus on becoming a comedian rather than a radio announcer. He graduated from Columbia in the mid-1950s and set out to get gigs at local nightclubs.
In the early 1970s, the comedian known as "Jub" by his friends got his big break while filling in for a regular at Mister Kelly's, a popular Rush Street nightclub.
A promoter for R&B singer Green happened to be in the audience that night and saw Mr. Jubirt's standup routine. Mr. Jubirt was asked by Green's manager to tour the country and open for the singer.
The longtime South Side resident poked fun at current events and often drew on his own life experiences for material. His incredible memory and the way he connected with audiences set him apart from other comedians, said Dick Gregory, a longtime friend and a former comedian.
"He just wanted to be funny and he was," Gregory said.
After touring with Green for nearly a decade, Mr. Jubirt returned to Chicago in the early 1980s and worked at clubs here.
He worked as a Cook County sheriff's officer from the late 1980s until 1998, but continued writing material for other comedians and made walk-on appearances in both "Barbershop" movies.
"He was the greatest person I have ever met in my life because of his attitude toward people," his wife said. " He would find something good in everybody. Even when a the person came off as plain negative, Jub could find something positive in that person." excerpt Chicago Tribune
01 Prices And Inflation
02 Horse Meat
03 Inflation'
04 Streaking
05 My Wife
06 Hair Style
07 Soap Operas
08 Hard Times
09 Democrats And Republicans
10 Hijacking
11 Rationing
12 Cadillacs And Brothers
13 Religions
14 Women
15 Laff Me Into The Big Time
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Paul Winchell & Jerry Mahoney - Chips Of Wisdom 1958
On: Friday, March 13, 2015
Paul Winchell
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Dec 22 1922 - Jun 25 2005 age 82
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03 Wisdom
04 Happiness
05 Problems
06 Mary Smith
07 Friends
08 Distinguished
09 Democracy
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Fred Smith - Just Jokin' Around 1977
On: Saturday, March 7, 2015
Fred Smith
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Birth Name
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Marshall, North Carolina, USA
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Aug 31 1924 - Jun 04 2006 age 81
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comedy and musical talents were enjoyed by many in East Tennessee and
Nashville with Red Rector as the comedy duo "Red and Fred,
the Spivey Mountain Boys" on the Mid-day Merry-Go-Round at WNOX and
the Cas Walker Farm and Home Hour. Specifically, in Sevier County he
performed at the Archie Campbell Hee Haw Show and the Comedy Barn. In
Nashville, he performed at the Boots Randolph Dinner Theater, and most
recently he performed in the Tri-Cities area with Tim White and the
V.W. Boys.
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