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Groucho Marx – An Evening With Groucho (M/M) – LP, US 1978
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An Evening With Groucho is an LP by Groucho Marx from 1978 released on the A&M Records label.
About this album
An Evening With Groucho showcases Groucho Marx as a consummate comic raconteur, turning reminiscence, one-liners and showbiz memory into a lively stage performance. Issued in 1972, it draws on his vaudeville roots and Hollywood fame, with material that moves through classic Marx Brothers references, anecdotes about performers such as Jack Benny and Laurence Olivier, and digressive stories that depend on his trademark deadpan timing. Rather than a conventional song album, it is a spoken-word comedy record that highlights why Groucho remained one of entertainment’s sharpest personalities: nimble, irreverent and completely in command of an audience.
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Artist: Groucho MarxLabel: A&M Records – PR 3515Format: LP, Compilation, Limited Edition, Numbered, Picture DiscUnits: 1Country: USReleased: 1978Genre: Non-MusicStyle: Comedy, Spoken Word
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A1a Introduction By Dick Cavett
A1b Hello, I Must Be Going
A2 How I Got Started In Show Biz
A3 Uncle Herman The Chiropodist
A4 Timbuctoo
A5 Annie Berger
A6 Oh, How That Woman Could Cook
A7 Toronto Song
A8 Polish Officer Story
A9 Palace Theatre - Fanny Brice And Swayne'S Rats And Cats
A10 Poem From "Animal Crackers"
B1 2Nd World War Bond Tour
B2 Stay Down Here Where You Belong
B3 W. C. Fields
B4 Everybody Works But Father • Father'S Day
B5 Sampson And Delilah Story
B6 Priests' Stories
B7 Show Me A Rose
B8 Lydia, The Tattooed Lady