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STUCK IN THE VINYL AGAIN - GROUCHO MARX - AN EVENING WITH GROUCHO

Good morning faithful readers and welcome back to the Thursday edition of Stuck In The Vinyl Again . Today we remember Manhattan born comedian, actor, writer, stage, film, radio, and television star, Groucho Marx, on the 44th anniversary of his death. He died in 1977, age 86 after a bought with pneumonia. To honor his legacy, we spotlight this 1977 A&M double album, An Evening With Groucho. The LPs see their famous comedian perform his one man show at Carnegie Hall in New York. Introduced by Dick Cavett, and accompanied by Marvin Hamlisch on the piano and Erin Fleming on vocals, Groucho charms the audience with stories and songs of family and show business. The recording was was selected for preservation in the National Recording Registry.

Overture - Medley From The Marx Brothers Films
Introduction
Hello, I Must Be Going
Violin Solo, Jack Benny Tribute
My Family, How We Got Our Names
Strange Relatives
Uncle Julius
Chico At Klauber Horn Co.
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Uncle Herman, Chiropodist
Timbuctoo
Annie Berger
World War One, Vaudeville In Toronto
Oh, How That Woman Could Cook
Toronto Song
London Stories:
Polish Officer Story
Churchill & 2nd World War
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Tough Chicago Critic Story
Palace Theatre:
Sarah Bernhardt
Fanny Brice
Swayne's Rats And Cats
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Poem From The Play "Animal Crackers"
T.S. Eliot Memorial: Laurence Olivier's Lap
2nd World War Bond Tour
Houdini Story
Music In "Cocoanuts" - Always
George Kaufman & Morrie Ryskind Story
Stay Down Here Where You Belong
Otto Kahn Story
W. C. Fields:
Beebee Gun
Prohibition
Baby Leroy
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Heaven's Above
Everybody Works But Father
Father's Day
Margaret Dumont, The Dowager In Our Films
Thalberg Story - Garbo
Sampson And Delilah Story
Will Rogers, Baseball In Baltimore
Priests' Stories:
Plaza Hotel
Montreal
Rome
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Show Me A Rose
Lydia The Tattooed Lady