Episode 83 – Rusty Warren – Part 2

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It’s the Rusty Warren interview, part 2!  No clips (except at the end) so you can get a better feel for the conversation we had.  It was amazing, and I can’t stop going on about what an incredible honor this was for Mike and myself.  Because it was.  Amazing stuff.

Host: Jason Klamm
Producer: Mike Worden
This Week’s Guest: Rusty Warren
Brand-new theme song by: Richard Levinson

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Baby Episode 7 – Music to Shave By – Bing Crosby, Louis Armstrong, Rosemary Clooney and The Hi-Los

musictoshaveby_bothWe do have a regular episode coming this week – Part 2 of the Rusty Warren interview, in fact!  But to hold you over, here’s a find from an estate sale this weekend.  According to the record itself – a paper pull-out from a 1959 issue of Look magazine – this is the “first hi-fi recording to ever be included in a national magazine.”  How true is it?  Not sure.  But it’s great to hear Bing sing about wanting a double chin.

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Episode 82 – Rusty Warren – Part 1

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It’s finally here – our interview with comedy legend Rusty Warren.  Queen of the party album, progressive thinker, wonderful singer and all-around wonderful comedian.  In a time where sex in comedy meant being blue for the sake of it, Rusty turned it and made it a conversation piece.  Not just in dens around the country, not just in the earphones of her at-home listener, but right there in the face of her live audience.  She asked the women to play along so that sex, and laughing about it, were not exclusive to men.  In this first of two parts, Rusty talks about how she got started – and not just as an entertainer – and about what the comedy scene was like when she was coming up.  She’s amazing.  Listen close, and stay tuned for part 2.

Host: Jason Klamm
Producer: Mike Worden
This Week’s Guest: Rusty Warren

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Episode 81 – Eric Martin on Doctor Demento Presents the 1960s

Martin 2Eric Martin (host of This American Wife) is back!  It’s a two-peat, which isn’t a thing at all.  Finally, someone picks Dr. Demento – specifically “Dr. Demento Presents: Greatest Novelty Records of All Time, Vol. 3: 1960’s.”  Couldn’t fit all that into a handy title.  We talk about the good Doctor’s picks and the influence this album and what I can only assume to be a Walkman with the auto-reverse function had on him.

Host: Jason Klamm
Producer: Mike Worden
This Week’s Guest: Eric Martin

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Episode 80 – Matt Saxe on George and Ira Gershwin – Of Thee I Sing

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For the first time, I get to talk with one of my best friends, and my only Best Man, Matt Saxe on the podcast.  To cross over a bit to our pet project, the comedic historical documentary “Vice-Precedence: Being Number Two in the White House,” Matt picked a piece by the Gershwins that features one of the only musical portrayals of a Vice President we can think of – in the musical “Of Thee I Sing.”

We also talk about comic book t-shirts.

Host: Jason Klamm
Producer: Mike Worden
This Week’s Guest: Matt Saxe

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Episode 79 – Josh Mills on Ernie Kovacs Presents – A Percy Dovetonsils Chrithmath

MillsNothing like Christmas in January.  And nothing like a fellow vinyl comedy nerd like the incomparable Josh Mills to talk about Ernie Kovacs again!  Black Friday Record Store day 2013 gave us this little snapshot of more Percy Dovetonsils goodness, and it’s delightfully Christmasy, to boot.  Listen to us talk Ernie, Edie and what might be in our buddy Adam Storm’s attic.

Host: Jason Klamm
Producer: Mike Worden
This Week’s Guest: Josh Mills

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Episode 78 – Jake Fogelnest on National Lampoon – Thats Not Funny, Thats Sick

FogelnestOn this apostro-free episode of Comedy on Vinyl*, Jake Fogelnest and I talk National Lampoon and revisit “That’s Not Funny, That’s Sick.”  We discuss Jake’s love of comedy and obscure media, as well as his time at MTV.

*Apparently, apostrophes break iTunes.  A piece of information you didn’t need.

Host: Jason Klamm
Producer: Mike Worden
This Week’s Guest: Jake Fogelnest

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Episode 77 – DISCovery, Episode A – James Urbaniak Introduces Sara Pocock to An Evening with Mike Nichols and Elaine May

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Sara Pocock proposed the idea that someone should introduce her to something brand-new, at least to her.  A classic she’d never heard of, or never new was important enough to listen to.  She picked the authority – James Urbaniak.  James picked one of the best – An Evening with Mike Nichols and Elaine May.  Because I can’t think of a better title, I’m calling this subseries “DISCovery.”  Submissions for better titles are welcome.

Also, coming back this week is bittersweet.  A few weeks ago, my wife lost her father, Tom Smith, who you’ll see with Cheech and Chong above in a photo I finally got to see when I was putting together the photos for his memorial.  Naturally, I was hoping I’d get to hear more of the story behind the photo from Tom himself, but I do know he got to interview two of my heroes.  My picture with Philip Proctor, though, was of an experience Tom coveted, himself, so we got to share our love of comedy that way.

Host: Jason Klamm
Producer: Mike Worden
This Week’s Guest: Sara Pocock and James Urbaniak

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—And for the mini-baby-episode, our guest is: Rob Kutner
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Episode 76 – John Dimaggio on George Carlin – Class Clown

John DimaggioThis week, the Bender head comes off the bookshelf for the man behind the shiny metal ass.  John DiMaggio is not only the voice of Bender, and of Jake on Adventure Time, but he’s also a huge Carlin fan.  We sat down and talked a mutual favorite album, Class Clown, and I had the good fortune to watch and hear him imitate Carlin.  Amazing stuff.  John’s also the producer and narrator of the new documentary “I Know That Voice,” about almost every voice actor you’ve ever heard.  I Know that Voice will be on demand from December 1-21st, and available on iTunes starting January 7, 2014.

Oh, and in this episode, I also come up with an idea for the greatest a capella group ever.

Host: Jason Klamm
Producer: Mike Worden
This Week’s Guest: John DiMaggio

 

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Episode 75 – Daniel Weidenfeld on Chris Rock – Bring the Pain

Daniel Weidenfeld co-executive produces the wonderfully surreal “China, IL” on Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim with the show’s creator, Brad Neely.  Daniel wanted to talk about Chris Rock’s “Bring the Pain,” and we had a great time doing it.

Host: Jason Klamm
Producer: Mike Worden
This Week’s Guest: Daniel Weidenfeld

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