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Tracklisting:
1. Act I: A Call From Long Island - Betty Walker/Arlene Golonka
2. Act I: Home From The Office - Lou Jacobi/Betty Walker
3. Act I: The Reading Of The Will - Jack Gilford/Lou Jacobi/Jackie Kannon/Arlene Golonka/Betty Walker
4. Act I: The Diamond - Arlene Golonka/Betty Walker
5. Act I: Quickies: The Astronaut/The School/The Confession - Jack Gilford/Betty Walker/Bob McFadden/Arlene Golonka/Jackie Kannon
6. Act I: The Jury - Frank Gilford/Lou Jacobi/Arlene Golonka/Betty Walker
7. Act I: The Presidents - Joe Silver/Bob McFadden/Jack Gilford
8. Act I: The Cocktail Party - Frank Gallop/Lou Jacobi
9. Act I: Final Discussion - Lou Jacobi/Betty Walker
10. Act I: More Quickies: Cry For Help/Panic/Two Husbands - Lou Jacobi/Betty Walker
11. Act I: The Convicts - Bob McFadden/Jackie Kannon/Joe Silver/Jack Gilford
12. Act II: The Housewarming - Arlene Golonka/Jack Gilford/Betty Walker
13. Act II: The Lucheon - Arlene Golonka/Betty Walker
14. Act II: Still More Quickies: The Storm/The Newspaper Reporter/The Home Remedy - Lou Jacobi/Jack Gilford/Jackie Kannon/Frank Gallop/Betty Walker
15. Act II: Conversation In The Lobby - Lou Jacobi/Betty Walker
16. Act II: The Agony And The Ecstasy - Betty Walker/Arlene Golonka
17. Act II: My Son, The Captain - Lou Jacobi/Jackie Kannon/Betty Walker
18. Act II: Secret Agent, James Bondstein - Lou Jacobi/Jack Gilford/Frank Gallop/Joe Silver/Betty Walker/Jackie Kannon
19. Act II: Enough Already Withe The Quickies: Dinner/The Elevator/Classified As, Israeli Style - Betty Walker/Jackie Kannon/Arlene GolonkaJack Gilford
20. Act II: Goldstein - Joe Silver/Jack Gilford/Frank Gallop
21. Act I: Would You Believe It? - Phil Leeds
22. Act I: The Hobby - Lou Jacobi/Phil Leeds
23. Act I: My Husband, The Monster - Betty Walker/Bob McFadden
24. Act I: The Ballad Of Irving - Frank Gallop
25. Act I: The Shoe Repair Shop - Lou Jacobi
26. Act I: Divorce, Kosher Style - Frank Gallop/Betty Walker
27. Act I: Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea - Anthony Holland/Lou Jacobi/Bob McFadden
28. Act I: Things Might Have Been Different - Lou Jacobi/Anthony Holland/Valerie Harper/Betty Walker/Frank Gallop
29. Act II: A Call From Greenwich Village - Betty Walker/Valerie Harper
30. Act II: The Great Bank Robbery - Lou Jacobi/Phil Leeds
31. Act II: Discussion In The Airplane - Phil Leeds/Valerie Harper/Betty Walker
32. Act II: Miami Beach - Lou Jacobi/Phil Leeds
33. Act II: Schtick: The Traveler/The Panhandler/The Cemetary - Lou Jacobi/Valerie Harper/Betty Walker/Frank Gallop
34. Act II: The Kidnapping - Lou Jacobi
35. Act II: The Bar Mitzvah - Lou Jacobi/Betty Walker/Phil Leeds/Anthony Holland/Bob McFadden
36. Act II: When You’re In Love The Whole World Is Jewish - Lou Jacobi

Customer Reviews:
Oldie but goodie!
My family had this album when I was a child, we loved and knew them all, especially side 2. My favorite was the Ballad of Irving. My brother gave me a copy and we played it in the car and the kids laughed as did my older friend who is also Jewish and had never heard it before. It is great to share this piece of my past that I thought was lost with my kids! I hadn’t heard the pieces in over 30 years and I could still sing right along! Great nostalgic piece!

These really are quite funny!
Wonderful, clean, family-safe humor of the old classical style.

A bit dated, but it still holds up very, very well.

One needs a pretty good understanding of American Jewish culture to fully get into it, though; otherwise, you will find it rather boring, like being invited to a friend’s family dinner in which they talk only in in-jokes and family code all night.

But for those in-the-know, this is great, classic humor.

Thankfully I’ve had enough Jewish friends and been around Jewish culture that I get most of it - not quite all of it, not in the same way that a person who truly lives in that culture would get it, but I get most of it. And even as a gentile, I find it hilarious. Had I not had the experience of years in NYC and working with many wonderful Jewish people, though, I think I’d be rather lost in this.

You Never Know
In the sixties I had a close friend, now deceased, who wrote a song he called, When You’re in Love the Whole World is Jewish. He was not Jewish but he was a New Yorker, which, I guess, is close. Anyway, the song became the title of this first revue on discs, so you never know do you? The irony is that the composer’s name was Mark Bucci, a brilliant opera composer, and I didn’t know if anyone was aware of that. I would love a copy, but I sure won’t spend eighty bucks for it. Jeeeeez

Still great-and it brings back a lot of memories
This stuff was a powerful oasis in my youth. It was an unusual childhood, I can now say with ease and without regret. I bought every LP Allan Sherman made and knew all his songs by heart.

My first exposure to this collection was in a 1968 Lincoln Mark III that belonged to my father’s attorney. He’d drive the big car to our house, and into it my father and I would climb to listen to this marvelous humor come from the in-dash 8-track player. In the tight interior of the Lincoln, all the laughter was quite concentrated. It must have penetrated me indelibly, because this disc still does the trick, even though I know what’s coming.

The charm of this work is manifold. All the players have got their voices finely honed for the material. The humor is sweet and simple. It pokes, of course, but gently and with heart, reminding me of a culture that’s now almost gone. I miss them deeply.

Each selection is introduced by the late Frank Gallop, whose excellent diction lends a contrasting touch of delightful stuffiness, perhaps a certain WASP-ish dignity to the show. Gallop also performs on some selections.

There are so many reviews here with very worthwhile comments, and I was delighted to read them all. But the main thing with this disc is to put it on and allow yourself to float in its warmth and love. Those are the essence of this production, which was purely a labor of love from a period when there was magic in the air.

Borsht Belt Comedy and old jokes
The humor is dated, and the delivery is slow. Picture a geriatric Laugh-In. Most of the jokes are so old that you already know the punch lines. I really didn’t get my money’s worth.

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