Joan Rivers - What Becomes A Semi-Legend Most? LP Vinyl Record For Sale

Joan Rivers - What Becomes A Semi-Legend Most? Geffen Records GHS 4007 - 1983 - Original Release - Allied Pressing

Tracks:

The National Enquirer And U.F.O. Sightings
Drugs
Living In New York
Before And After Marriage
Rock Stars
Men Vs. Women
The Royal Family
A Great Movie Star
How God Divides
Nurses And Stewardesses
Men She Dated
Being A Bridesmaid
Being Married
Childbirth
Heidi Abromowitz
Going To The Gynecologist
Battle Hymn Of The Republic

    Joan Rivers brings her trademark sharp tongue, fearless humor and wonderfully sarcastic personality to this hilarious 1983 comedy album. Nothing is off limits as she takes aim at celebrity culture, relationships, marriage, the Royal Family, Hollywood and everyday life, delivering her observations with the quick wit and brutally honest style that made her famous. Featuring two extended comedy routines framed by musical snippets of "Anchors Aweigh" and "Battle Hymn of the Republic," this is a fantastic snapshot of Rivers at her comedic best. A fun and nostalgic addition for fans of classic stand-up, vintage comedy and one of television's most outspoken personalities.

Genre/s: Comedy, Spoken Word
For Fans Of: George Carlin, Richard Pryor
Official Release Date: 1983