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Henny Youngman

from London, England

March 16, 1906 - February 24, 1998 (age 91)

Biography

For a comedian renowned as the King of One-liners, Youngman has had a scant recording history. His earliest recordings date back to the '40s, and although he's released several albums on various microscopic labels, his style is still best experienced live. ~ Cub Koda, Rovi

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Top Tracks

1		Take My Wife, Please!
2		Happy to Be Here
3		What, No Jewish Jokes?

Albums

Henny Youngman Himself

Take My Album... Please! Or Take 2 Sets For The Price Of One

Wife, Outdoor Theaters, & Psychiatrists [Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, September 2, 1951]

Union Violinists [Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, February 22, 1967]

Psychiatrist, Golf, Vegas & Sports [Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, August 6, 1950]

Gambling, The Wife [Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, March 4, 1962]

Becoming A Comedian [Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, June 14, 1959]

Videos

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Henny Youngman Stand Up 1969

Henny Youngman Comedy Performance on Dick Clark LIVE

Henny Youngman: King of the One-Liners

Henny Youngman, Friars Club Roast of Don Rickles (1970-09-30)

Bizarre - Henny Youngman

Henny Youngman's Legendary Humor with Milton Berle on Johnny Carson 1974

Henny Youngman heckles Milton Berle 1966

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