Collection (1951-1998)
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Track Listing
Disc 1:
- John & Marsha
- I've Got You Under My Skin
- That's My Boy
- Try
- The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise
- C'est Si Bon (It's So Good)
- A Dear John & Marsha Letter
- Sh-Boom
- The Yellow Rose Of Texas
- The Great Pretender
- Heartbreak Hotel
- Rock Island Line
- Banana Boat (Day-O)
- Tele-Vee-Shun
- Wun'erful, Wun'erful! (Side Uh-One & Side Uh-Two)
- Ya Got Trouble
- The Old Payola Roll Blues (Parts 1 & 2)
- The Worst Of The Town (The Most Of The Town)
- That's Right, Arthur
Disc 2:
- St. George And The Dragonet
- Little Blue Riding Hood
- Christmas Dragnet (Yulenet) (Parts 1 & 2)
- Point Of Order
- Person To Pearson
- The Honey-Earthers
- The Lone Psychiatrist
- Elderly Man River
- Freberg In Advertisingland
- Ban Gunleigh, U.S. Marshall Field
- Incident At Los Voraces
Disc 3:
- Green Christmas
- Overture
- Columbus Discovers America: It's A Round, Round World
- Pilgrim's Progress: Take An Indian To Lunch
- The Thanksgiving Story (Under The Double Turkey)
- Declaration Of Independence: A Man Can't Be Too Careful What He Signs These Days
- Betsy Ross And The Flag: Everybody Wants To Be An Art Director
- Stephen Foster, Beloved Songwritier
- Barbara Frietchie, Martyr Of The Year
- Shoot If You Must
- Alexander Graham Bell And The First Phone Call
- Thomas Edision Invents The Light Bulb! The Phonograph (Part 1)
- Perserverance
- Thomas Edision Invents The Light Bulb! The Phonograph (Part 2)
- Planned Obsolescence
- Henry Ford Invents Detroit
- Perserverance (Reprise)
- Omaha! (Parts 1 & 2): Overture/Whatta They Got In Omaha/Ohmaha Moon/Omaha/I Look In Your Face And...
- Folk Songs For Our Time: Oh Dat Freeway System
- Folk Songs For Our Time: Which Is The Girl: Which Is The Boy?
- Anybody Here Remember Radio?
Disc 4:
- Puffed Grass From 'Ban Gunleigh, U.S. Marshall Field'
- Who Listens To Radio?
- Empire State Building/Who Puts Eight Great Tomatoes In That Little Bitty Can?
- Truth In Advertising
- Hot Dog Hot Dog Hot Dog!
- Stretching The Imagination
- The Milk And I
- Gilbert & Sullivan Spoof
- Beat Poet
- James Bond Spoof
- Goldnoodle
- Can I Have A Bite Of Your Pencil?
- Floor Show Now Going On
- Who Put The Handles On The Can?
- The 1966 Chun King
- Winding The War Down-McGovern-Hatfield Amendment To End The War
- Vietnamatic 3-McGovern-Hatfield Amendment To End The War
- Moby Dick
- Painting On Radio
- Today The Pits, Tomorrow The Wrinkles! (Bed Time Story)
- Funnier Than Cleopatra/It's A Mad Mad Mad Mad World
- Drink Big (Freedle Family Singers)
- Supercharger
- What's That Bottled Revelation?
- Clark Smathers Faces Life
- Sunburn Remedy?
- The Ineffectual Drumroll
- A Star Is Born
- Shluderberg & Kurdle: Song & Dance Men!
- Toastal Engineering
- Dr. Zhivago
- The Irving Bell Story
- Fantastic Sound System
- Tom Sweet And His Electric Milky Way Machine
- The Modern Army Song
- Jazz On Rubberbands
- Bad Hair Day
- Talk Radio
- North By Northgate
- Scared Witless
- The Golf Date
- Do People Really Listen To Radio Commercials?
- Omaha!
- A Dinner For The Common Cold?
- Taco Bell In China?
- Name Confusion: Mia? Tia? Lisa?
- Elton John Could Write A Song For You!
- A 'Smart' Toilet Seat?
- A Territory's Great But You Gotta Have A State
- Oregon, Oregon
- Show Opening: 'The New Stan Freberg Show'
- Pop Faithcorn: Trend Predictor
- Theater Of The Mind
- The Freberg Zone
- Father Of The Year
- Spy Interview
- The Conspiraski Theory
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #89242 in Music
- Released on: 1999-08-06
- Number of discs: 4
- Formats: Box set, Best of
Editorial Reviews
From Amazon.com
Tip of the Freberg presents four CDs and one VHS-format videotape of classic comedy from the legendary master who paved the way for Saturday Night Live and National Lampoon. This is the definitive collection of the sarcastic but sophisticated Freberg magic, including the best of his famous routines and satirical songs plus unreleased goodies new and old. The set also contains the first-ever CD of his hilarious radio ads and the video has award-winning TV commercials that he wrote and directed. The snappy package comes complete with an actual X-ray of Freberg's skull and it is lovingly annotated with details of who played the music (exotica big kahuna Les Baxter wrote some of the band arrangements), what Freberg's writing and working methods were, and who supplied the characters' voices. (Not surprisingly Freberg did many of the vocal parts himself--he's a capable singer and actor.) The older material remains funny stuff, and the liner notes provide the depth of historical context. This is not a box set that will be played once and then put on the shelf. Everything on Tip of the Freberg is good for repeat plays and hours of laughs in the years ahead. --John Sulak
