List your favorite stand up comedians?

[matthewb0051]

Saw this on HBO or something a million years ago. Absolute classic Robin Williams

[rwest]

Nate Bargatze is great- first heard him on the free Sirius car radio trial period comedy channel.

Here’s one https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2l-6mFvm8RM

[VINMAN]

John Pinnette

James Gregory

Tim Hawkins

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[Por_sha911]

Cosby
Bob Newhart
Steve Hughes
The politicians who claim spending trillions on their pet agendas won't increase our debt.

[Bill Douglas]

I'm not joking about this, but I really like the absolute beginners, first timers, that you see at a stand up comedians night at the pub.

[MMiller]

Patrice O'Neil.. No longer with us but was a very funny man.

[70SATMan]

Tater Salad!

Snow Cone!

Cat Juggling!

All of my favs have been listed already. Saw Dice early and loved him but he was like a one trick pony.

Got to see Steve Martin live (probably my high point). Saw John Oliver live in Chicago pre Covid and loved him.

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[HobieMarty]

Sam Kinison.

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[Seahawk]

I listen to the comedy channels on Sirius quite a bit. This guy makes me laugh:

Anthony Jeselnik.

https://www.anthonyjeselnik.com/

[IROC]

Originally Posted by 70SATMan

Got to see Steve Martin live (probably my high point). Saw John Oliver live in Chicago pre Covid and loved him.

Most people probably write off Steve Martin, but he was brilliant. He was part of that era, though, where jokes took time to evolve - they weren't just one-liners. He was (is) a genuinely funny guy. I have his album (vinyl, of course) "Let's Get Small" from 1977. I still quote and laugh about things on that album. "Always...no wait, it was...never keep a litter bag in your car...".

Hilarious.

[Tobra]

Originally Posted by JavaBrewer

Right now my favorites are:

Ron White
Bill Burr
JP Sears (awakenwithjp)

Past favorites:

Billy Connolly
Jerry Seinfeld
Robin Williams
Eddie Murphy
George Carlin
Don Rickles

Good list would add

Mel, Norm, Rodney, Chappelle, Richard Pryor

I remember seeing Steven Wright when nobody ever heard of him, hilarious. Sam Kinison was disappointing. Late, too drunk and high to do his thing. Died not too long after that, sad.

I would have a harder time parng the list than adding too it. Steve Martin impresses me with the musical talent and genius comedian

[Salty Springs]

where's"Larry the cable guy" ?

[IROC]

Originally Posted by Salty Springs

where's"Larry the cable guy" ?

As a guy who grew up in the South, I always found Larry the Cable Guy to either be trying too hard or just plain fake. It's like he's from New York trying to be from the South. Just my opinion.

[70SATMan]

Originally Posted by IROC

Most people probably write off Steve Martin, but he was brilliant. He was part of that era, though, where jokes took time to evolve - they weren't just one-liners. He was (is) a genuinely funny guy. I have his album (vinyl, of course) "Let's Get Small" from 1977. I still quote and laugh about things on that album. "Always...no wait, it was...never keep a litter bag in your car...".

Hilarious.

No doubt! I have both of those early albums... His SNL work during that era was epic as well.

I gave my cat a bath the other day,,,,,,

[Paul T]

Originally Posted by IROC

Most people probably write off Steve Martin, but he was brilliant. He was part of that era, though, where jokes took time to evolve - they weren't just one-liners. He was (is) a genuinely funny guy. I have his album (vinyl, of course) "Let's Get Small" from 1977. I still quote and laugh about things on that album. "Always...no wait, it was...never keep a litter bag in your car...".

Hilarious.

Totally agree, Steve Martin is brilliant. I still love The Jerk, such a great movie.
Completely different direction comedy wise, but Bert Kreisler is funny as h*ll...

[Seahawk]

Originally Posted by Paul T

Steve Martin is brilliant.

I saw him live in 1974/5.

He was incredible. I have seen in Brevard, NC with his band.

[gwmac]

Enzo Priesnitz
Henry Cho