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| Hey-hey-hey! The beloved comedian's '70s best-of includes Fat Albert's Car, My Brother Russell, Dogs, The Invention Of Basketball, eight more. |
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| 1 Hikky-Burr, Pt. 1 |
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| 2 My Brother, Russell |
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| 3 Dogs |
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| 4 Wallie, Wallie |
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| 5 The Lower Tract |
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| 6 The Invention of Basketball |
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| 7 Slow Class |
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| 8 My Wife and Kids |
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| 9 Fat Albert's Car |
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| 10 Animal Stories |
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| 11 The Story of the Chickens |
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| 12 Bill Visits Ray Charles |
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Album Review
Since most of MCA's "20th Century Masters: Millennium Edition" has been devoted to musicians, it's a little strange to see it applied to a comedian, yet the same principle works very well on Bill Cosby's collection. This covers his early-'70s records for MCA, a time when he was deep into Fat Albert -- who indeed appears here with "Fat Albert'S Car." Truth be told, this material isn't as classic as what appeared on the early-'60s albums on Warner, but it's pretty damn great all the same, and while it doesn't have the flow of a real comedy record (and is admittedly missing some great bits), it does have most of the major cuts he made during this time, and is a successful sampler. If you just want a taste of Cosby's early-'70s recordings, this is a good choice. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
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