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Yacov Moshe Maza
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Sheboygan, Wisconsin, USA
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Jun 09 1936 -
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There’s a careless constellation of lights on the stage and a show
business anthem on the soundtrack, “New York, New York.” That puts you
in the mood.
But for what? A very old Jew with an unreliable hairpiece who ambles on
and sticks a finger at a man in the front row and says, “Yes, you, I’m
talking to you. Are you listening? Are you even alive?”
As with Ken Dodd,
his only peer at this level, most of Mason’s material is achingly
familiar, though the new stuff – the Harry Redknapp schtick, for
instance, about making a gift of his money to a dog – is mostly well up
to scratch.
But whereas Dodd works on energy, Mason functions on a complete lack of
it. It’s endemic to his style, and his mindset. He ambles slower than a
funeral cortѐge and can barely raise his eye-line beyond the middle
stalls: yet they’re in fits at the back of the house. ~what's on stage
01 Fearless Opening 1:11
02 Money 0:39
03 Infidelity 2:14
04 Being Jewish 3:52
05 Cell Phones 2:52
06 Healthcare Reform 1:54
07 Obama & Bush 9:21
08 Afghanistan 1:56
09 Pelosi 1:13
10 Hillary 1:26
11 Hospital 3:45
12 Marriage 6:33
13 Diet & Exercise 7:16
14 Tough Jews 0:35
15 Global Warming 2:54
16 Nasa 4:46
17 Sarah Palin 1:30
18 Gm 3:09
19 Obama's Race 3:23
20 Ties & Skis 2:31
21 Lawsuits 5:18
22 Fearless Finale 5:07
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Yacov Moshe Maza
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Sheboygan, Wisconsin, USA
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Jun 09 1936 -
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01 Let's Get Started 9:17
02 Homosexuals 4:24
03 Obama 6:08
04 Politics 5:42
05 Every Time We Bomb Them 1:41
06 No Gun Control 5:31
07 Mexicans 5:42
08 Airports 3:35
09 Status 5:33
10 People Want to Feel Rich 4:54
11 Ever Talk to a Chinaman? 4:18
12 The Ultimate Intermission 5:11
13 Sushi 4:45
14 Elections 3:28
15 I Was a Pro Fighter 2:31
16 Blacks Don't Feel Equal 2:18
17 E.D. 4:22
18 Whites, Blacks, & Jews 8:09
19 Ed Sullivan 6:53
20 Goodnight 7:46
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Yacov Moshe Maza
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Sheboygan, Wisconsin, USA
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Jun 09 1936 -
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Ultimate Jew Live On Broadway (video) 1:19:50
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Yacov Moshe Maza
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Sheboygan, Wisconsin, USA
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Jun 09 1936 -
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Jackie Mason is a comedian I like very much. I enjoy his point of view,
the way he delivers his material, and the fact that he is willing to
base his humor on what he actually thinks about the world rather than
adopting something he things the audience wants to buy. That he was
actually a rabbi (briefly) at one time shows through and I think to the
benefit of the humor and his audience.
This book is done with
Raoul Felder and they go through popular culture, politics, social
issues, daily life, and the world to take on those people, policies, and
customs that are schmucks (they explain exactly what the word means in
the introduction - it is not a compliment). They take on Tom Cruise, Al
Sharpton, Madonna, the French, Waiters, Starbucks, Mark Cuban, and
dozens of others.
None of the articles are very long and all have
a sharpened point. The humor is delivered in the twist of the
accusation and explanation of why they are indeed schmucks. For
example, they ask of the French: "Are the French a nation of lowlifes?
Has glory faded from this once-major player on the world's stage? Do
they continue to be, in the words of the great philosopher Bart Simpson,
"cheese-eating surrender monkeys"? In a word: Oui."
Do you like this kind of humor? Yes? Well, then this book is for you (it was for me)! ~amazon
01 Harper Audio Presents...
02 Introduction
03 Schmucks Is Not...
04 Holy Schmuck
05 Humorless Muslims
06 Jews For Jesus
07 Madonna
08 Reform Jews
09 Al Sharpton
10 David H. Brooks
11 Howard Schultz
12 Jimmy Carter
13 Bill Clinton
14 Hillary Clinton
15 Randall _Duke_ Cunningham
16 The New York Times
17 Keith Olbermann
18 Nancy Pelosi
19 Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
20 France
21 The International Red Cross
22 Saudi Arabia
23 Audio Book Advertisement
24 Closing
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Yacov Moshe Maza
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Sheboygan, Wisconsin, USA
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Jun 09 1936 -
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Seasoned
stand-up comedian Jackie Mason performs to a packed house at London's
Royal Opera House in this film. Known for dishing out political satire
and keen observations on life's absurdities, Mason garnered national
recognition with appearances on "The Steve Allen Show" and "The Ed
Sullivan Show." In addition to his stand-up routine, Mason has had a
successful one-man Broadway show, "The World According to Me," and has
authored several books.
If
you are a long time fan, as am I, you will enjoy seeing Jackie
performing in this historic site. Jackie even leads us on an abbreviated
tour of the venue as part of the bonus material. The concert material
is new but all the familiar patterns of delivery remain unchanged. "Hey
mister! What do you think?...I mean for a man in your condition..." He
does miss a beat or two... It is, nevertheless, satisfying to watch a
familiar old "friend" who has entertained us for decades basking in the
twilight of his career and clearly wowing the audience.
Royal Opera House, Bow Street, Covent Garden, London, England, UK
A Night At The Opera (video) 1:35:30
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