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24. 4. 2022

To Russell, my brother, whom I slept with (Russellovi, mému bratrovi, se kterým jsem spal, 1968)

Bill Cosby.

Natočeno 27. 1. 1968 (Cleveland Public Auditorium). Vydal Warner Bros, březen 1968 (1 LP). K poslechu zde.

Obsah: Strana 1: Baseball (2:36) – Conflict (1:18) – The Losers (8:50) – The Apple (1:42) – strana 2: To Russell, My Brother, Whom I Slept With (26:43).

Lit.: anonym: To Russell, My Brother, Whom I Slept With. In Wikipedia, b. d. (slovníkové heslo). – Cit.: (…) The day of the recording, Cleveland experienced a severe ice storm which tied up traffic. Cosby delayed the opening of the act for an hour to give people time to arrive and find their way to their seats. Near the end of that hour, after a period of approximately 10 minutes with no new arrivals, a woman entered and made her way to a seat very near the front row. When she had seated herself, Cosby cupped his hands around the microphone and announced in a deep, stentorian voice, „You’re late!“ The entire audience erupted in laughter and the show then began.

This was Cosby’s first album recorded in a large venue rather than an intimate nightclub.

As in many of his other albums and stand-up work, Cosby delves in great detail into his childhood. Side One covers topics such as the first sin („The Apple“) and Cosby’s two daughters („The Losers“). Side Two is one long story, recounting childhood antics in the bed that he and his brother shared when they were supposed to be asleep, which were also recounted more than 20 years later in the first chapter of his book Childhood.

It was number 1 on Spin magazine’s list of the 40 Greatest Comedy Albums of All Time, calling it „stand-up comedy’s masterpiece“.  (…)

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