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FROM THE VAULTS: Interview with Lonnel Harris A.K.A. Blaq Rosebudd

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#INVEIGH #59 Tr0lls Redux with Lonnel Harris A.K.A. Blaq Rosebudd

Tappin' the well 'til it's BONE DRY

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#INVEIGH #60  GOODNIGHT UNI

Operated by veteran drunk Billy Dilley & our man JPL, the Big Fish Bar & Grill in Glendale, CA is widely considered the worst comedy room in history; here's a 2-hour tribute to that infernal watering hole/humor emporium!

#INVEIGH #61 BEST OF WORST OF BIG FISH 2011 - 2015 Big Fish Bar And Grill Glendale, CA

Jeremiah Watkins's Album

#INVEIGH #62 PRODDED N POKED

Quit It

#INVEIGH #63 POKED PRODDED N PLODDING

Dave Chappelle & Estelle: January 16, 2017 Original Room, The World Famous Comedy Store, West Hollywood

one of Dave Chappelle’s secret sets at Ths Comedy Store. This isn’t one of his epic 5 hour sets, it’s actually much more special, Dave showed up after last call with an entourage that included the British pop singer Estelle. Dave was absolutely HAMMERED & this is obviously not a good performance but it’s amazing nonetheless for obvious reasons. Dave is so drunk he keeps calling Estelle Adele and even convinces her to sing an Adele song! They sing Estelle’s hit “American Boys” as well as “Killing Him Softly” & some other things plus there’s a ton of hilarious throwaway lines, like “Donald Trump is gonna be inaugurated in 3 days. In 3 days he’ll have his PUSSY-GRABBING hands ALL OVER the Bible!” Also, people who think Dave Chappelle is “conservative” should listen to his lengthy drunken rant about how “America owes black people money” because “they let white boys in the girls’ restroom.” Real conservative thought there, Dave!

Dave Chappelle & Estelle January 16, 2017 Original Room The World Famous Comedy Store WEHO

In 1983, Cardinal Hayes High School in the Bronx, instituted it's first Hall of Fame Dinner. The first to be inducted was the school's legendary Dean of Discipline, Monsignor Stan Jablonski. He held this position from the opening of the school in 1941 up into the early 1960s. On hand that evening was Regis Philbin, Class of 1949, who served as emcee and George Carlin. As Carlin puts it, "If I would've graduated, I'd be class of 1955." This recording picks up as Carlin begins his personal remembrances of the school and some faculty members. They included Monsignor McCormack, Father Ziemak and Monsignor Jablonski, of course. There are a few remarks by Monsignor Jablonski at the end of Carlin's talk. This event took place on Saturday, April 23rd, 1983. There was a huge turnout for this event with almost 1,300 present.

George Carlin at Cardinal Hayes Hall of Fame Dinner 1983

They Might Be Giants
November 15, 2011
Amoeba Music 
Hollywood, CA

USA   Price of admission: $0   

Sony PCM-D50 (internal mics)

01. Intro
02. How Can I Sing Like A Girl?
03. Pencil Rain
04. Can’t Keep Johnny Down
05. Istanbul (Not Constantinople)
06. Marty Beller Mask
07. Cloisonné
08. Alphabet of Nations
09. Old Pine Box
10. The Mesopotamians

Total running time: 34 minutes and 11 seconds

Notes:
Nearly flawless recording of an in-store performance featuring the two Johns and Marty Beller jamming as a trio. Judy Is Your Viet Nam was on the set list but was not played.

PLAY LOUD.

Recorded by Joseph P. Larkin.

They Might Be Giants: November 15, 2011 Amoeba Music, Hollywood, CA

Joseph P. Larkin Sings "I Love L.A." 
June 17, 2013 Sing With Silver @ The Lexington L.A. CA

Joseph P. Larkin Sings "I Love L.A." June 17, 2013 Sing With Silver @ The Lexington L.A. CA

Song from #INVEIGH 420; lyrics by Joseph P. Larkin, everything else by Jad Fair

Jad Fair Sings Gettin Drunk Tonight From #INVEIGH 420

Because I love you, I uploaded nearly 3 hours of my stand-up from last year to my SoundCloud—I’m doing this on Valentine’s Day because this material comes directly from my heart to you! For many, the endless quarantine has been a hellish ordeal but not so much for me—this past year I experienced a creative rebirth, due in no small part to the forced intimacy of performing to tiny crowds in living rooms and parking lots because of the quarantine. What strikes me most when listening to this stuff is how much FUN everyone is having—there’s a joyful vibe to these imperfect recordings…if you stayed inside all year, you really missed out. I know 2 hours and 53 minutes is a lot to ask y’all to tackle, which is why I broke it up into 3 podcasts. I wanted the listener to get an idea of what live comedy is REALLY like, so you’ll hear heckling, people walking out as soon as they hear my name, unfinished jokes and occasional bombing that eventually becomes crushing through sheer force of will… There’s small bits of overlapping material because I wanted the listener to hear how jokes evolve over time, though I’d wager about 75% of this stuff was made up on the spot, never to be repeated again… Honestly, I feel anxious and self-conscious about putting these recordings out there because this is the most honest I have ever been onstage…this is me in a nutshell. I may never be on TV or even headline a major club but I’m the only comedian IN HISTORY to do 6 minutes under the harsh spotlight of an LAPD chopper and you can hear it here!

#INVEIGH #47 QUARANTINE COMEDY #3 Rooftops, Parks, Parking Lots + A Basement In Koreatown

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DO NOT LISTEN TO ANY OF THIS AT WORK or IN FRONT OF LOVED ONES AND TO MY FAMILY PLZ DON'T LISTEN AT ALL!

Joseph P. Larkin

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