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Music : Wonderfulness

Wonderfulness

by: Bill Cosby



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Sales Rank: 13581










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Binding: Audio CD
Brand: COSBY,BILL
EAN: 0075992716420
Format: Soundtrack
Label: Warner Bros / Wea
Manufacturer: Warner Bros / Wea
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Warner Bros / Wea
Release Date: April 28, 1998
Sales Rank: 13581
Studio: Warner Bros / Wea










Editorial Review:

Item Description:
One of Cosby's best, with \''Tonsils,\'' \''The Playground,\'' \''Go Carts\'' and the epic \''Chicken Heart.\''
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Media Type: CD
Artist: COSBY,BILL
Title: WONDERFULNESS
Street Release Date: 04/28/1998
Domestic
Genre: COMEDY

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These days, Bill Cosby is such an established showbiz presence that it's easy to forget what a deeply influential figure he was in the '60s, when he released a wildly successful series of standup comedy LPs. At the time, an amiable, apolitical African-American comedian sharing warmheartedly-barbed observations on childhood, parenting, and other rites of passage was a gently revolutionary act. Cosby's effortless ability to address universal experiences transcended boundaries of race and economic class, uniting diverse audiences during one of the most divisive periods in American history. Wonderfulness, originally released in 1966, is Cosby at his best, with such memorable bits as 'Tonsils,' 'The Playground,' and the classic childhood reminiscence 'Chicken Heart.' --Scott Schinder











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Disc 1:
  1. Tonsils
  2. The Playground
  3. Lumps
  4. Go Carts
  5. Chicken Heart
  6. Shop
  7. Special Class
  8. Niagara Falls


Customer Reviews
Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - * classic comedy ...
these stories still crack me up. listened to a record as a kid. he's funny without cursing. kids and adults can enjoy cosby's stories.



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - * Bill Cosby at his best. ...
I remembered this tape from when I was a child (who could forget "chicken heart"). I bought it to share with my children as I think it's one of Bill Cosby's funniest works! He so accurately depicts the imagination we all had as children. Hasn't every child thought, at one time or another, that there was some mosterous creature under their bed? It still makes me laugh.



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - * To Tell Stories ...
This 1966 LP was recorded at Harrah's Casino in South Lake Tahoe. It contains eight stories ranging from 15 minutes in length to as short as 1 and a half minutes. These are about the eight funniest stories you are going to hear.

The Tale of the: "Chicken Heart" a scary monster on a Radio-Broadcast, killer Monkey Bars at a perfectly good: "Playground" that the parents messed-up for the kids, being told the amount of Ice Cream, you are gonna get to eat if you have your: "Tonsils" taken out, "Go Carts", flying down Dead-Man's Hill, cold, cold, water at: "Niagara Falls".

Sometimes, Bill is the Kid in these stories, sometimes he is the observer of these great Tales of Life, but...he is always very, very Funny. This record was very enjoyable when my Parents played this record in 1966, and when I played this for my children a few years back, they were laughing pretty hard as well.

If this Country was indeed wise enough to Crown a King of Modern Comedy, it would be Bill Cosby. This is his finest hour, eight stories that are timeless and full of wit and imagination...Classic Comedy that will always suit the Times; "Wonderfulness"
FIVE STARS !!!



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - * Been laughing to this for over 30 years... ...
I'm 39 now. My Mom used to listen to these albums when she was a teenager, and years later, she would to play them for me all the time when I was young. Instead of plopping me in front of the tv, we'd sit and listen and imagine Cosby on stage and we'd be laughing right along with the audience. I have been listening to them ever since. All these stories have held up wonderfully (no pun intended) after over 40 years. Bill Cosby is a master comedic story teller - and most of what he is telling is through real life experience.

I have several of Cosby's album's (I mean CD's!) on my iPod now, and it's hard to keep from chuckling in my work cubicle when a story like "The Chicken Heart" comes on...

Highly recommended to anyone who has never heard Cosby's old bits, and also to anyone that wants to enjoy them again.



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - * Bill Cosby's Wonderfullness ...
I bought this CD because it features Bill's Chicken Heart comedy routine. The Chicken Heart has to be Bill Cosby's greatest comedy routine ever. I listened to the Chicken Heart over and over as a kid with my brother and cousins but I still laugh at it as an adult today. I play the Chicken Heart every year for my elementary library students. They love it as much as I do!
Two other hilarious routines that are included on this CD are Tonsils and Go Carts. This is Bill Cosby at his best.


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