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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0081227991296
Format: Live
Label: Rhino Flashback
Manufacturer: Rhino Flashback
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Rhino Flashback
Release Date: August 26, 2008
Sales Rank: 1850
Studio: Rhino Flashback
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Recorded in 1968, Don Rickles is heard in this 40 minute audio recording performing his "typical" Las Vegas nightclub routine - as a man who thwarts political correctness and comedically savages every race, religion, media star, and profession known to mankind! I say this is "typical" Rickles because I have heard many of these routines before on U-Tube and on television, and these are the routines Rickles is known for. He blasts his Jewish heritage, "The Chosen Race", his wife, his sex life, Latinos, ... Read More
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I've been a fan of Don Rickles since I was a kid. His charm comes from his quick wit and biting sarcasm which is belied by a kind of warmth and a sense of playfully poking fun without a shred of true malice.
This kind of implicit irony may qualify Rickles as, at the very least, the progenitor of post-modern and alternative comedy. It should be noted that it is quite an achievement for an insult comedian to rise to the level that Rickles achieved. Contemporary comics like Carlos Mencia and Lisa ... Read More
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Rickles is not for everyone but he is just spontaneous and pretty funny, and a bit raw, in this 1968 live night club performance as he typially makes fun of everyone in the audience regardless of color or ethnic background that includes himself. A little crude at times but not significantly so considering these times. And he ribs just about everyone in the audience who respond in good humor regardess of religous or ethnic background. Post Imus, this may be unsettling to some but Rickles was an equal opportunity ... Read More
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This is a great example of Don Rickles humor from the late 60s. The judge it by what is funny in todays politically correct time is to due it a great injustice. Rickles has always been great and this shows him at his prime. The humor is a little insensitive but perhaps we as an audience have just become too sensitive. Judge it as a record of it's time and not as Rickles today. If you are judging comedy of the past by today's standards then don't listen to L.Bruce, R.Pryor,G.Carlin, or even R.Dangerfield because ... Read More
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I agree with the nay-sayers. I have always liked Don Rickles, but this CD isn't just not clever or funny, it's embarassingly bad. (Maybe he was better on TV??) Times have changed, of course, but besides the political incorrectness - picking on "the Mexican" and "the queer" in the audience - (very weak, unfunny jibes )- it just isn't good Don Rickles. I agree with someone else's comment that there must be much better Rickles material than this, available in the vaults. I have now heard this CD, and have just thrown it ... Read More
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