Favorite Stand-up Comedians?

George Carlin.Pryor also.redd foxx.Eddie Murphy. Gene Tracy.Andy Kaufman Originally Posted by peter north77

Add Bill Cosby and you have my list too.

Bill Engvall

Add Bill Cosby and you have my list too. Originally Posted by ccrider

Cosby is cool I dont care what they say about him and I loved fat Albert when I was a kid.

Cosby is cool I dont care what they say about him and I loved fat Albert when I was a kid. Originally Posted by peter north77

Back in the sixties he used to do a routine about his time as a Navy/Marine Corps medic that always cracked me up:



Cheers,

bcg

Katt Williams
Groucho Marx
Bill Cosby (watch Comedians if you disagree Jerry Seinfeld and Chris rock say he's the best, partly because of his ability to come up with brand new material the next stand up).
Jerry Seinfeld
Chris Rock/Louis CK
Dave Chappelle
Robin Williams (RIP)
Eddie Murphy
George Carlin
Kevin Heart
Richard Pryor
Steven Wright
Rodney Danger Field

(My current favorites on repeat)
Tom Segura (Cant stop watching his, they are always funny)
Aziz Ansari
Amy Schumer
Iliza Shlesinger

Louis C. K. (STUPID FUNNY, may be more of a generational thing though)
Kevin Hart (just plain funny as fck!!! "Don't make me laugh"!!!: kills me
Every time)
Joe Rogan (surprisingly, really funny to me, give him a chance)
Steven Wright (if you like to think while you laugh)
So many more I can't think of at this moment. I'm such a comedy nerd... and proud of it!!! Lol

GREAT POST!!!
Thank you, this is good stuff!!!

What do you think about Josh Phillips?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTusikjvxlI

If you have Netflix tom segura

I like Robin Harris (BeBe Kids), Eddie Murphy, Anjelah Johnson and Kevin Hart but my Favorite is Redd Foxx

... but my Favorite is Redd Foxx Originally Posted by needsmhead

The day Redd died was a sad day in comedy, indeed.

I primarily remember him for Sanford and Son (which I thought was brilliant), but I am just old enough to remember the classic Redd Foxx "party albums" (recordings of his stand-up act), which were in the day considered outrageously dirty, but nowadays probably nobody would be offended by them. E.g.:



One of my favorite Foxx shticks was a story he told about his service in the Army in World War II. Showing an excellent sense of self-preservation, Foxx was gradually easing himself away from the front lines, until he eased himself right into a general. (I always picture George C. Scott's portrayal of General Patton here.)

“I backed up so far, I bumped into a general. ‘Soldier, why are you running?’ the general asked me. I replied, ‘I am running because I cannot fly.'”

Cheers,

bcg

The day Redd died was a sad day in comedy, indeed.

I primarily remember him for Sanford and Son (which I thought was brilliant), but I am just old enough to remember the classic Redd Foxx "party albums" (recordings of his stand-up act), which were in the day considered outrageously dirty, but nowadays probably nobody would be offended by them. E.g.:



One of my favorite Foxx shticks was a story he told about his service in the Army in World War II. Showing an excellent sense of self-preservation, Foxx was gradually easing himself away from the front lines, until he eased himself right into a general. (I always picture George C. Scott's portrayal of General Patton here.)

“I backed up so far, I bumped into a general. ‘Soldier, why are you running?’ the general asked me. I replied, ‘I am running because I cannot fly.'”

Cheers,

bcg Originally Posted by bluffcityguy

Right I remember my Mom having what they call now a listening party everyone was smoking and listening to his albums and I remember going to see and paid respect to his home in Vegas. I never forget when he Died I was 16 I felt like I knew him.

BluffCityGuy you made my day thanx.

Robin Williams was great when performing. Anyone been to the Looney Bin I was thinking of taking someone there.

Robin Williams was great when performing. Anyone been to the Looney Bin I was thinking of taking someone there. Originally Posted by theotherguy1

I love that place! Try their Lobotomy!

Rodney Dangerfield & George Carlin

Dave Allen. A brilliant comedian, from Ireland. Old school.