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“I shot a moose…”
In the 1950s Woody Allen began a career in show business as a comedy writer for tv shows like Your Show of Shows and The Garry Moore Show. By the 60s, he’d graduated to performing his material in stand-up venues across America. For a handful of these years (before embarking on a career of movie making) several of his live performances were captured on disc. This the second of Woody’s three records of stand-up material was recorded at The Shadows in Washington, D.C., April 1965.
Side One
THE MOOSE
THE KIDNAPPING
SUPERMAN
SCIENCE FICTION MOVIE
EGGS BENEDICT
FOOTNOTE
Side Two:
WHAT’S NEW PUSSYCAT?
REMINISCENCES
SWEDISH MOVIE
TAKING A SHOWER (a PANTOMINE)
LOST GENERATION
Spinderella
One of the series’ of Decca lps and singles “Music for the Boy Friend” and “Music for the Girl Friend” all with these great Petty Girl covers.
A big 10 inch record
Coleman Hawkins. A beautiful, early 1950’s David Stone Martin illustration on this Stinson 10″.
