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

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 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

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.