Groucho Marx – An Evening With Groucho - VG+ 2 LP Record 1973 A&M USA Vinyl - Comedy / Spoken Word
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Groucho Marx – An Evening With Groucho
Label:
A&M Records – SP3515, A&M Records – SP-3515
Format:
2 × Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:
US
Released:
1972
Genre:
Non-Music
Style:
Comedy, Spoken Word
Tracklist
| A1 |
Overture - Medley From The Marx Brothers Films
Piano – Marvin Hamlisch |
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| A2 |
Introduction
Presenter – Dick Cavett |
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| A3 |
Hello, I Must Be Going
Vocals [Sung By] – Erin*, Groucho*Written-By – Bert Kalmar, Harry Ruby |
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| A4 | Violin Solo, Jack Benny Tribute | |
| My Family, How We Got Our Names | ||
| A5a | Strange Relatives | |
| A5b | Uncle Julius | |
| A5c | Chico At Klauber Horn Co. | |
| - | ||
| A6 | Uncle Herman, Chiropodist | |
| A7 |
Timbuctoo
Written-By – Bert Kalmar, Harry Ruby |
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| B1 | Annie Berger | |
| B2 | World War One, Vaudeville In Toronto | |
| B3 |
Oh, How That Woman Could Cook
Written-By – Grace Kahn, Gus Kahn |
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| B4 |
Toronto Song
Written-By [Denies He Wrote It] – Irving Berlin |
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| London Stories: | ||
| B5a | Polish Officer Story | |
| B5b | Churchill & 2nd World War | |
| - | ||
| B6 | Tough Chicago Critic Story | |
| Palace Theatre: | ||
| B7a | Sarah Bernhardt | |
| B7b | Fanny Brice | |
| B7c | Swayne's Rats And Cats | |
| - | ||
| B8 | Poem From The Play "Animal Crackers" | |
| C1 | T.S. Eliot Memorial: Laurence Olivier's Lap | |
| C2 | 2nd World War Bond Tour | |
| C3 | Houdini Story | |
| C4 |
Music In "Cocoanuts" - Always
Written-By – Irving Berlin |
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| C5 | George Kaufman & Morrie Ryskind Story | |
| C6 |
Stay Down Here Where You Belong
Written-By – Irving Berlin |
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| C7 | Otto Kahn Story | |
| W. C. Fields: | ||
| C8a | Beebee Gun | |
| C8b | Prohibition | |
| C8c | Baby Leroy | |
| - | ||
| C9 | Heaven's Above | |
| D1 |
Everybody Works But Father
Written-By – Harry Ruby |
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| D2 |
Father's Day
Written-By – Harry Ruby |
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| D3 | Margaret Dumont, The Dowager In Our Films | |
| D4 | Thalberg Story - Garbo | |
| D5 | Sampson And Delilah Story | |
| D6 | Will Rogers, Baseball In Baltimore | |
| Priests' Stories: | ||
| D7a | Plaza Hotel | |
| D7b | Montreal | |
| D7c | Rome | |
| - | ||
| D8 |
Show Me A Rose
Written-By – Bert Kalmar, Harry Ruby |
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| D9 |
Lydia The Tattooed Lady
Written-By – E.Y. Harburg, Harold Arlen |
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