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The Button-Down Mind of Bob Newhart by Bob Newhart (CD, Jan-1995, Warner Archives) 
The Button-Down Mind of Bob Newhart by Bob Newhart (CD, Jan-1995, Warner Archives)

 
The Button-Down Mind of Bob Newhart by Bob Newhart (CD, Jan-1995, Warner Archives)

Artist: Bob Newhart
Release Date: Jan 1995
Format: CD
Record Label: Warner Archives
Genre: Comedy, Spoken Comedy
UPC: 093624569022
Product ID: EPID3174954
Description: Solo performer: Bob Newhart (spoken vocals). Recorded live at The Tidelands Club, Houston, Texas. Includes liner notes by Dan Sorkin. All material written by Bob Newhart. Long before he was a successful TV sitcom star, Bob Newhart was pe...
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Track Listing
1. Abe Lincoln vs. Madison Avenue
2. Cruise of the U.S.S. Codfish, The
3. Merchandising the Wright Brothers
4. Kruschev Landing Rehearsal, The
5. Driving Instructor (Pilot Script For a New TV Series)
6. Nobody Will Ever Play Baseball

Details
Distributor:WEA (Distributor)
Recording Type:Live
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:n/a

Album Notes
Solo performer: Bob Newhart (spoken vocals).
Recorded live at The Tidelands Club, Houston, Texas. Includes liner notes by Dan Sorkin.
All material written by Bob Newhart.
Long before he was a successful TV sitcom star, Bob Newhart was perpetrating his brand of refined, low-key humor on recordings and on stages across America. In sharp contrast to the brash, in-your-face humor of the borscht belt veterans, Newhart had a style that was unassuming and genteel. Where other comedians of the early '60s might seem like used car salesmen, Newhart came across more like someone's tax accountant or local grocer. His meek, guy-next-door demeanor made his bouts with bizarre circumstances all the more humorous. When he places himself in the middle of historical events like Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, his manner-of-fact demeanor hilariously deflates the situation. Newhart's patented style--presenting one end of a conversation and leaving us to imagine the unheard other side through his comments--allows his deadpan humor to achieve maximum impact.

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