[HuntsvilleTxVeteran]

My motto is "I may grow old but I refuse to grow up".

I am surprised that several people on FR had heard of Oscar Brand.
I still haven't found Brother Dave Gardner on CD.
I have several scratched up LP records of him.

[HuntsvilleTxVeteran]

Just found them.

First CD: Rejoice Dearheart

Second CD: Did You Ever

Third CD: Kick Thyself

Fourth CD: Ain't That Weird

For those of you who have yet to discover Brother Dave Gardner, get ready! Brother Dave stepped into the lion's den every time he performed, pushing everyone's hot buttons . . . and managed to give each audience, Southerners or so-called "sophisticated" national TV audiences, exactly what they came for . . . If this is your first exposure to Brother Dave Gardner, open your mind and get in the swing of the thing . . . Those who thought that they had lost Brother Dave forever, sit back while we channel Dave on that great glorious plane - you can bet he's laughing somewhere. "Dave Gardner, talking a smooth Southern-hip-universalist line, is about as think-y as they get. Or, to put it another way, he is stimulating, relevant, pointed -- all the things that true wit has always been. Gardner is more succinct about it. He flashes a huge smile, opens his big blue eyes, looks at you with this impossibly innocent face, and says, "I stir up snakes." This fabulous collection of Dave Gardner CDs are brand new, factory sealed, no punch holes, and ready for priority mail shipping.

Buyer pays $4.00 shipping in USA, and slightly more for Canada.

[bert]

.....My motto is "I may grow old but I refuse to grow up"....

That's what I like about Free Republic..... kindred spirits.