A 1960 Grammy winner…a #1 smash (the first comedy LP ever to top the "Billboard" charts)…the breakthrough that lifted Bob from nightclub act to star! Includes "Driving Instructor," "Nobody Will Ever... more

Here's one for sadists (or masochists, depending upon your point of view): Don Rickles insulting a captive Las Vegas audience for about 40 minutes. A re-issue of the 1968 album.

Life in the Reagan-era U.S. gets Carlin revved up in the epic first track on this 1988 LP, "Reagan's Gang, Church People and American Values." His virtuosic riffs on American culture take you from... more

A reissue of the 1986 compilation of Cosby's incredibly insightful observations of children, including To Russell, My Brother, Whom I Slept With; Fat Albert (Buck, Buck); Old Weird Harold (9th Street... more

After a four-year layoff, Carlin came roaring back (and we do mean roaring) with this 1981 LP. He's at his fiery best on "Abortion," "Ice Box Man," "Interview with Jesus," "Have a Nice Day," "Join... more

A Top 10 album from 1961. Includes Rocket Scientist; Tourist Meets Krushchev; The Uncle Freddie Show, and more..