1200 Hamburgers to Go

1. 1200 Hamburgers to Go

2. Reverend Billy Sol Hargis

3. Rent-A-Car Phone Call

4. Imus in Washington

5. Tyde Dyed Diaper Service Phone Call

6. Columbus School of 101 Show Biz Careers Live Auditions

7. Silver Bullet Phone Call

8. Judge Hanging

9. Clark Kent Phone Call

10. Crazy Bob 'Little Red Riding Hood'

11. Brother Love

12. Tricky Dick's Sensational Used Cars

1200 Hamburgers to Go,Imus,Bmg Special Prod.,Pop,Spoken / Comedy / Radio Shows

Average customer rating:

the original prankster
The Best of the Best of Imus In The Morning
A Quaint Museum Piece
Classic Don Imus
No Bob Newhart

1200 Hamburgers to Go
Imus
Manufacturer: Bmg Special Product
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Poetry, Spoken Word & Interviews | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music

Spoken Word | Poetry, Spoken Word & Interviews | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music

General | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music

General | Comedy | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music

This Honky's Nuts

ASIN: B000001U51
Release Date: 1997-08-26

Tracks:

1200 Hamburgers To Go
Reverend Billy Sol Hargis
Rent-A-Car Phone Call
Imus In Washington
Tyde Dyed Diaper Service Phone Call
Columbus School Of 101 Show Biz Careers Live Auditions
Silver Bullet Phone Call
Judge Hanging
Clark Kent Phone Call
Crazy Bob 'Little Red Riding Hood'
Brother Love
Tricky Dick's Sensational Used Cars

Customer Reviews:

the original prankster.......2001-04-11

i can't believe some people don't like imus , but it's opinion of others. not me i think the guy is funny i laugh my head off every time i listen to this album , i just wish he would have made more recordings then this one it's shame . long live the grouch funny man of talk radio, the original prankster. burn howard stern he's just not funny.

The Best of the Best of Imus In The Morning.......2001-03-15

Howard Stern claims that Imus ripped him off, Well Howie YOUR WRONG!! because "1200 Hamburgers To Go" is Don Imus' first comedy album which was released in 1972 presumably while Howard Stern was unsuccessfully trying to score with a girl in High School on Roosevelt Long Island.

This album has some classic Don Imus bits including the title track in which he calls a local hamburger restaurant claiming to be with military and wishes to order 1200 Hamburgers for the troops, Also Imus as the corrupt, slimy money grubbing Reverend Bill Sol Hargus from his ministry in Del Rio Texas, This is a laugh a minute of classic bits that made Imus famous.

A Quaint Museum Piece.......2001-03-09

If you're a fan of the I-man, you'll appreciate the historical nature of this CD. It does showcase some of his comedy bits from his early days, when he first moved from Cleveland to New York. Indeed, there are cuts from WGAR and WNBC included on the CD. These were outrageous back in the mid-70's, but they seem dated today. Although I own the LP from those many years ago, I recently listened to the CD, and got a chuckle. It's more of a museum piece for I-fans than it is a cutting-edge comedy album.

I would recommend, if you can find it, his CD entitled "This Honky's Nuts," which is a club recording from the seventies; it's very salty -- the cover proclaims, "X-Rated," itself an anachronism -- and he says some stuff on there that you would never be able to get away with in today's PC culture, but I got huge belly-laughs listening to it. He termed his act "Imus in the Evening," and it's not anything you would have heard on your father's radio. Come to think of it, it was your radio it would not have been on, as your father was probably listening to Rambling with Gambling. In any case, it's worth the Internet search to find this one.

Classic Don Imus.......2000-09-17

Enjoy some of Imus's classic spoofs from the old days. A brief glimpse of the Rev. Billy Sol makes the entire CD worth the price. This is Don from the old days. Quality is excellent.

No Bob Newhart.......2000-06-10