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Gary Owens
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Jack De Leon
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aka Christopher Weeks
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Dec 19 1924 - Oct 16 2006 age 81
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Pat Paulsen
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Patrick Layton Paulsen
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Jul 06 1927 - Apr 24 1997 age 69
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Patti Deutsch, Dick Gautier, Joan Gerber, Gary Miller, Dennis Flannigan, Jaye P Morgan, John Rappaport
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If you like "Laugh-In" (or any of the many other sketch comedy or comedy/variety shows of the 1970's) and are tired of hearing the President's (Nixon's) daughters refer to him as a human being, you'll enjoy this album.
"And so the book they said could never be written was made into the movie they said could never be filmed, and we take you now to the theater they said could never be built, to the long line of people who could never get into the theater that was built to show the movie that was made from the book that was written, and all this on the record they said should never be played, and all because of me, so what do you think of that?" ~the Devil (Gary Owens)
01 In the Lobby
02 Let's Make a Deal
03 The Hexorcist
04 The Hexorcist Goes Hollywood
05 The Audition
06 At the Movies
07 The Academy Awards
08 Welcome To Hell
09 The Dybbuk
10 Eddie Demon
11 Hot Flashes
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Christopher Weeks
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aka Jack De Leon
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Brooklyn, New York, USA
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Dec 19 1924 - Oct 16 2006 age 81
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Fannie Flagg, Keren Liswood, Robert Weil, Diane Pane, Mal Lawrence, Patsy Shaw
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After Allan Sherman's song parody album MY SON, THE FOLK SINGER became a surprise best seller, a number of less successful Jewish humor LPs followed. Released by Warner Brothers in 1966, LBJ IN THE CATSKILLS was one of the poorest of these.
Christopher Weeks (Jack De Leon) as LBJ
Fannie Flagg as Lady Bird
Keren Liswood as Lynda
Plus Robert Weil, Diane Pane, Mal Lawrence and Patsy Shaw
SIDE ONE NOTES
1.) A klezmer band "Hail to the Chief" introduces this LP's premise: our President from down-home Texas meets Yiddish-accented Borscht Belt denizen. "Check In" raises some logistical tsuris. 2.) Robert McNamara's call to Lyndon gets routed by mistake to "Lindman," a typically koshah room guest. 3.) LBJ's dinner party of 109 are broken up and sent to "themed" tables. The Prez and Lady Bird sit with three couples and one mother-in-law. Lyndon reads the menu then gives Max the waiter his order. 4.) Features music from Dick Hyman's dance band. LBJ is taught to cha-cha-cha. 5.) The interpreter translates Lyndon's comment. 6.) LBJ's "with hot milk" order is misunderstood as "wit'out milk." 7.) The Ladies room has a Latin band. 8.) A popular Jewish noodle recipe Lady Bird is given ain't for kugel. 9.) Humphrey invites his boss to stay away another week.
SIDE TWO NOTES
1.) Members of the Jewish-American press set up jokes for Lyndon. 2.) A smooth resort Romeo tries to charm Lynda Bird while they dance. 3.) Comic Bobby K., tonight's featured act, is delayed in traffic. 4.) The old toll call trick. 5.) LBJ wins a "dance with a broom" talent contest. 6.) A special guest runway model. 7.) Myron's wife would rather chat on the phone with her husband than with Lyndon. 8.) Hotel manager arranges a ride for "Mrs. Schechter from da Bronx." 9.) The Johnsons leave with more than luggage-- they've acquired Yiddish accents and a penchant for singing "Hava Nagila." ~Amazon customer review
01 The Check In 3:15
02 Switched Calls 1:53
03 Dinner Time 4:03
04 The Dance Lesson 1:02
05 The Interpreter 1:07
06 At Breakfast 1:24
07 The Tour 0:51
08 The Recipe 0:34
09 Call from Hubert 0:57
10 Press Conference 4:00
11 Bernie and Lynda 2:47
12 In the Nightclub 3:05
13 Call for Luci 0:34
14 The Contest 1:38
15 Fashion Lecture 1:16
16 Here Speak to Lyndon 1:44
17 Room for One More 0:35
18 On the Way Home 1:27
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Fran Stacy
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Boston, Massachusetts, USA
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Gene Allen, Harriet Levy, Jack Vaughan, Harold Geller, Greg Levy
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01 Inauguration
02 Jack is my baby
03 My son, the dictator
04 The big White House sofa
05 Jackie's not home
06 Balancing the budget
07 When you grow up
08 Poor little Caroline
09 The great debate
10 This is the place
11 Hail to the chief
12 Jazz concert at the White House
13 Oh, my Johnny
14 Knock, knock
15 Biceps and muscles
16 Entertaining at home
17 On top of old rocky
18 After I leave office
19 I let the Tribune go
20 A quiet evening
21 Three fine boys
22 Bobby boy
23 John's hair
24 Bottle fatigue
25 The price was wrong
26 Hoffa loaf
27 Oh, Fitzgerald
28 Twinkle, twinkle little Telstar
29 Auld Lang sign off
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Jack De Leon
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aka Christopher Weeks
aka Christopher Weeks
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Brooklyn, New York, USA
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Dec 19 1924 - Oct 16 2006 age 81
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Jesse White, Louise Chalmis, Bob Ridgeley, Dick Clair, Jenna McMahon, Jerry Fogel, Ed Peck
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Best remembered as the vulnerable, flinty-faced "Marty," gay
kleptomaniac in a series of appearances on the sitcom "Barney Miller,"
Jack DeLeon's career stretched back decades, and included comedy albums
done under the name Christopher Weeks.
Born in 1924, he started making films in the early 60's and as
Christopher Weeks had a few political comedy albums out: "My Son the
President" (on John F. Kennedy) and "LBJ in the Catskills." These were
attempts to cash in on the interest in light political humor spawned by
"The First Family." Weeks was able to imitate Kennedy and Johnson but
not able to make a hit of either album. Just to confuse matters, he also
mde "De Leon Roars" under the Jack DeLeon name (stand-up rather than
impressions) and in 1972 as DeLeon was in the cast of "The Firsta
Family" (imagining The Godfather as president)
His vocal talents were used extensively via cartoons, and he was busy
with Saturday morning fare such as Emergency +4 (1973), Scooby-Doo and
Scrappy-Doo (1979), Spider-Man (1981) and The Kwicky Koala Show (1981).
His film work ran the gamut from "Carhops" and "Linda Lovelace for
President" (both 1975) to "The Choirboys" (1977). In the 80's he
evidently reverted back to his Christopher Weeks name, appearing in
"Valet Girls" (1987), "Violent Zone" (1989), Temptress (1994) and his
last movie, "Allyson is Watching" (1997)
His varied on-screen TV credits include "Switch," "Sanford and Son" and
"Starsky and Hutch." He guested on "Get Smart" and was a friend of Don
Adams. Jack was a member of "Yarmy's Army"(a reference to Don's real
name), a group of actors who would get together each month for social
activity and charity work. He is survived by his son Ricky and brother
George, as well as several grandchildren. ~Who's Who In Comedy (Online)
Jack De Leon presents a series of sketches showing what might happen if a mobster were elected president. Cast:
Papa Presidente – Jack Deleon
Kissingliero – Jesse White
Mama – Louise Chalmis
Skippy – Bob Ridgeley
Michael – Dick Clair
Airline Stewardess – Jenna McMahon
Announcer – Jerry Fogel
Senator – Ed Peck
01 The Making of a President
02 The Godfathers Inauguration
03 Mama Presidentes Tour
04 Fiddling on the Roof
05 First Cabinet Eating
06 Cost, Costa is Costly
07 My Godson – The Rock Singer
08 Flying United
09 White House Garage Sale
12Group Confessional
11 The Hit
12 Papa Presidente’s Security, The East Wing, Equal Rights
13 Image Maker
14 Breakfast Problem
16 Hot Line Crisis
17 Family Portrait
18 The Late Show
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Jack De Leon
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Birth Name
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Dec 19 1924 - Oct 16 2006 age 81
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A new star flashes into orbit in the comedy field. Comedian, actor, writer, mimic, cartoonist and wit, Jack DeLeon produces a show with a cast of hundreds, and plays every part himself... When you spin this one you'll find it hard to believe that there is only one man cavorting around in such a varied set of misadventures. ~Source: Billboard 11/21/1960
01 Introduction
02 Little Boy Lost
03 Interview
04 Philip And Tony
05 The Fight
06 Fire Department
07 Speeding Ticket
08 Spectacular
09 Closing
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