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Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Revisit – Episode 275 – Neil Innes
In memory of Neil Innes, who sadly passed on December 29, I wanted to re-release my interview with him from September 12, 2018. I don’t know where to start, except to say that Neil Innes is a human pop culture hub of the 60s. His own brilliant work with the Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band collided…
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Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 277 – Dan Schlissel on The Uncle Dirty Primer
Dan Schlissel is back with a weird, obscure album whose origins remain at least somewhat shrouded in mystery. Lots of fun, as always, with the founder of Stand Up! Records. He also made some time for Marc Maron on this trip, since he was already here to see me. (for humor) Host: Jason Kla View Original…
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Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 277 – Dan Schlissel on The Uncle Dirty Primer
Dan Schlissel is back with a weird, obscure album whose origins remain at least somewhat shrouded in mystery. Lots of fun, as always, with the founder of Stand Up! Records. He also made some time for Marc Maron on this trip, since he was already here to see me. (for humor) Host: Jason Kla View Original…
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Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 276 – Kristian Bruun on An Evening with Mike Nichols and Elaine May
Kristian Bruun returns! This time, to talk about an album he’d wanted to hear for a long time and one I grew up listening to. This was an incredibly fun time, and we talk a ton about Jerry O’Connell because he’s a delight, and Kristian is working with him on Carter on WGN A View…
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Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 275 – Neil Innes
I don’t know where to start, except to say that Neil Innes is a human pop culture hub of the 60s. His own brilliant work with the Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band collided creatively with both pre-Python Monty Python and The Beatles, and holds up equally well. It comes together in a brilliant meta pi View…
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Comedy on Vinyl Podcast Episode 275 – Neil Innes
I don’t know where to start, except to say that Neil Innes is a human pop culture hub of the 60s. His own brilliant work with the Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band collided creatively with both pre-Python Monty Python and The Beatles, and holds up equally well. It comes together in a brilliant meta pi View…