TV Star Larry Miller, comic Kenny Aubrey, and the Comedy Team of "Mack & Jamie", Just Damn Funny!

This episode delivers a great mix of comedy and entertainment, featuring TV and movie favorite Larry Miller, standup comic Kenny Aubrey, and musical impressions from the legendary comedy duo Mack & Jamie, best known for their hit TV show Comedy Break. From sharp standup to clever musical comedy, this show is packed with laughs, variety, and classic performances that showcase some of the best talents in comedy.

Hosted by R. Scott Edwards

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Transcript

Announcer 0:29

This is another episode of Stand Up Comedy, your host and MC, celebrating 40 plus years on the fringe of show business. Stories, interviews, and comedy sets from the famous and not so famous. Here's your host and MC, Scott Edwards.

Scott Edwards 0:46

Hi, and welcome back to the podcast Stand Up Comedy, your host and MC. We hope you've been enjoying the interviews and shows with just pure comedy from back in the 80s and 90s. It's sure been a pleasure for me to bring them to you over the years. Uh now six years going on. Hey, speaking of uh long time in comedy, did want to mention I've released a new book called 20 Questions Answered about being a stand-up comic. It's available on Amazon. If you're interested in stand-up comedy, uh want to do an open mic or uh just learn some of the basics or deal with stage fright, check out 20 Questions Answered about being a stand-up comic. It's available on Amazon for just a few bucks. Check it out. All right. Hey, we got a great show coming up later on. The comedy team of Mac and Jamie do some uh musical impressions of old rock and roll and stuff. It's so, so funny and high energy. I know you enjoy it. Uh our featured act is Kenny Aubrey, an act out of Los Angeles that is no longer in the business, but boy, he was funny back in the day. And right now we're gonna jump into one of my favorite all-time comics. This guy has done literally hundreds of TV shows, movies, but back in the 80s and 90s, he was just one of our favorite regulars. Why? Because he's just damn funny. Let's jump into it. His name's Larry Miller. If you want to know who I'm talking about, Google his name when you see his face. You go, oh yeah, that guy. He's been in so many TV shows and movies. But anyway, Larry Miller is also a very talented stand-up comic. Let's find out how, right now. Here's some comedy by my good friend Larry Miller.

Larry Miller 2:28

That's another sign with music, by the way. You know you're getting old when you find yourself buying records on television. When that guy says, hey, remember the Beatles? And you go, Yeah. So in fact, anytime you buy something on TV, in fact, anytime you write down a toll-free number, you put on five years like that. Oh, and I get the knives, too. Is that starting to sound good to you? Honey, this one steams the rolls fresh. If that stuff is starting to sound good, you're getting up there. And the last step in this process, folks. Oh, there it goes. You know you're getting old when you find yourself on your own front lawn yelling at teenagers in cars. Slow down! See, there are certain things you should not be doing after a certain age. If you're over thirty and still lean out your car window going, woo you're an idiot. You should be slapped and sterilized. So this can never happen again. If you're over 30 and still use a cologne with a horse or a bull on it, you probably drive a car with the rear end higher than the front. Probably have one of those Playboy bunny air fresheners hanging from the mirror. Hey, well, the gals gotta look at that, huh? Wanna go to lunch? I think they're living in a beer commercial. Climbing mountains, jumping out of airplanes, things we all do. I know where he's on the yacht going around the world. He's on the rigging with a beer, right? Yeah, you ever drink beer on a boat? Now comes vomit time.

Scott Edwards 5:03

I gotta tell you, he always cracks me up. The way he explains and describes things, it is just so damn funny. Uh, once again, big TV and movie star, uh, now retired, but a very funny comic back in the 80s and 90s, Larry Miller. I know you enjoyed that. All right, right now we have a very funny comic. Our featured act is out of Los Angeles. He's done stand-up comedy all over the country. Not as much TV as Larry Miller, but he has been seen on uh HBO and on Comedy Central. Very funny guy. Let's get into his comedy. Ladies and gentlemen, Kenny Aubrey. I grant you I get myself in trouble a little bit too often.

Kenny Aubrey 5:44

For instance, out on the highway, the highway patrol, they have an unusual uniform, don't they? Kind of have that Smoky the Bear Ranger look. I can't help myself. Cop comes up to the window, I say, no picketing biscuits in here. I've been on the West Coast now for about seven, eight years. I've been to traffic court woo 17, 18 times. I'm the only guy that has to budget bail money every month. For me, driving on the freeway is like an episode of Poltergeist. Drive down the highway, check the mirror. They're here. I got a ticket for doing 56 miles an hour. Here, apparently, is a government employee with too much spare time. He's writing me up. I said, come on, 56 miles an hour. Come on, why? And the cop said, because I have a gun. I said, here, use my pen. I said, that's stupid. Come on, give me a warning. He said, okay. If you don't pay it, I'll shoot you. A month later, I got a ticket for not wearing my seatbelt. Another $60 fine. It was so irritating, too, because the cop was so smug. He walks up to the car, he banged on the window, he said, son, uh, notice you're not wearing your seatbelt. I said, Oh yeah? What makes you think so? The cop said, well, I'll tell you, son, uh, when the buckle hits the pavement, Sparks gives it away. I notice we have a bonus on our cars now. I'm referring to that third taillight, the brake light in the middle. The hell is that? It's a bullseye for drunks. Paying those dues, paying those dues. You know what irritates me? People that park diagonally and take two spaces. I like to be there when this guy gets out of the car. I hope he's a tough guy. Kind of guy that likes to fight and drink and fight some more. Ladies and gentlemen, I won't leave a note on that car. Oh, yeah, I'm bad. I'll soak the windows too. I'm crazy. See, I can do that. Being a weightlifter, I get away with it. Thanks for laughing. I would say it's pretty obvious I'm a weightlifter. I I don't have big muscles, but uh I know it's working because I'm getting real stupid. Ever go out to your car on a hot sunny day? Take your sunglasses off the dashboard, proceed to brand your face. But you keep mine, because you look good. I can't stay all night, don't beg, I can't. I gotta go. Don't beg, no, don't beg, gotta go. But I do want to leave you with some words of wisdom. If you do have sex in the car tonight, please make it safe sex. Buckle up. You've been a great crowd. I'm Kenny Aubrey. God bless you. Good night.

Scott Edwards 9:06

That was Kenny Aubrey live on stage. I know you enjoy that as well. Very funny comic. He did get out of the business after a few years, but boy, he was so funny. Hey, you're ready for some high-energy musical entertainment? Well, one of my favorite comedy duos, in fact, I could probably easily say one of the best stand-up comic teams ever to play on stage, Mac and Jamie. Now they had their own TV show for a while called Comedy Break. Uh, they both went on to solo careers after they were one of the top comedy teams around the world. In fact, they played everywhere, did a lot of TV. But Mac and Jamie had a long career in stand-up comedy, and as you will hear, a very funny comedy team. Let's have some comedy music by the one and only Mac and Jamie.

Mack & Jamie 10:00

We're gonna do a song for you right now by one of the members of Crosby Stills, Nash, Young, Meryl, Lynch, here, Sinner, Smith, Proctor, and Gamble. All dreams come firm, memory spare her. In my head, I still need a mind to blow. We are helping, but we're at I got so much money. I ain't so dumb. A girl in my water bell don't use cocaine, but I sure enjoy the smell. No shit. Something kind of soft and sweet and mellow and beautiful by Miss Janice Jopley. Well, it's young. See the cloud is so wonderful. Beautiful, but beautiful, magical. Baby, watching me. Teach me how to be sensible. Logical. Responsible. Practical. I decided. Nah.

Scott Edwards 13:06

Fuck it. Oh man, those guys are so funny and so right on with those impressions. Man, they really whipped the crowd up. They were just high energy, lots of fun, very funny. Mac and Jamie. Hey, you know what? Thanks so much for joining us on this episode of Stand Up Comedy Host and MC. We had three great acts, Larry Miller, Kenny Aubrey, and the comedy team of Mac and Jamie. Thanks so much for being a regular listener. We hope you tell your family and friends. And next week we'll have one of our interviews of a stand-up comic, Stephen Mays. So if you get a chance, check that out. Thanks for listening. We'll be back next week, as I just mentioned, for one of our comedy interviews. See you then. Bye.

Announcer 13:58

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