Comedy Albums

Any Redd Foxx recordings from the 60's.Hilarious stuff!!!

don't forget Pat cooper

Cheech and Chong

Gotta include the original Cosby albums from the 60s (Why is there Air, I Started Out as a Child, etc.) and probably Gallagher, just 'cause that was as original & outrageous as anything at that time...

Mr hosehead had my idea on Bill Cosby I would add "To Russel my brother whom I slept with", "200 m.p.h." and etc.

The first three that come to my mind are:

Bob and Ray "The Two and Only"
The Rutles (Also known as the Prefab 4, a musical parody of The Beatles)
National Lampoon, "That's Not Funny, That's Sick."

Probably too far out for most, but also the Bickersons, "Rematch" was a good one. Wiki,Bickersons

Woody Allen's recording of his live show (Stand Up?) was hilarious. From the '70s IIRC.

Anything by Bill Hicks! Like Carlin,he showed no mercy.

All of 'Derek & Clive'.

In one of my vinyl acquisitions, I aquired a comedy album called "The First Family" by Vaughn Meader. It was a parody of President John F. Kennedy and his administration. It's very dated and you would have to have grown up during that time period to appreciate the humor. I remember Lenny Bruce saying that after Kennedy was shot, they should have dug two graves - one for Kennedy, the other for Vaughn Meader's career.

One of the greatest "Stan Freeberg's- A Child's Garden of Freeberg"

Bill Hicks is a HERO!

Your collection will not be complete without Richard Pryor. "Is it Something I Said?' is an example of classic Richard at his best.

my long time favorite has been No Cure For Cancer by Dennis Leary. I enjoy most everything by Lewis Black and have been into Carlin recently.

Lenny Bruce!!!

No Firesign Theatre?....blasphemy!!!!!!

Stan Freberg's History of America

W. C. Fields actually recorded a music album which is hilarious titled Uncle Bill Socks it To Ya

Monty Python's Contractual Obligation Album

Anna Russell Sings???

Just to name a few of my favorites, there are other great suggestions on this thread, too

allen king and one of the best comic story tellers myron cohen

My favorite:
Nick Swardson
Seriously, Who Farted? and Dane Cook's
Harmful If Swallowed

Definitely Bill Cosby- I still play "Noah" to my 8th grade Bible class when we cover the flood.
Firesign theatre
Rodney Dangerfield

George Tirebiter.

2nd. the Firesign Theatre. Great memories from the 70's.

Abucktwoeighty-- Back in college (early 70's) we used to say Abuckthreeeighty. Maybe too many e's.