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Born - August 7, 1923 - Pasadena, CA Genre - Comedy Styles - Novelty, Musical, Comedy, Satire, Radio Shows, Spoken Word Moods - Snide, Freewheeling, Cynical, Sarcastic, Ironic Stanley Victor Freberg is an American author, recording artist, animation voice actor, comedian, puppeteer and advertising creative director. Hip and irreverent, Stan Freberg was the last network radio comic, a trailblazing satirist whose work greatly expanded the vocabulary of the comedy form * Features his first novelty single after being signed to Capitol released in 1951, 'John And Marsha', a scathing satire of romantic treacle. * Features his worldwide one million selling 1953 hit 'St George and the Dragonet,' a painstakingly accurate and lavishly-produced parody of the Jack Webb series Dragnet; far more advanced than any other similar record to date, 'St George' became the era's fastest-selling single, eventually topping the charts * Audacious satirist of popular culture in the 1950s, very revolutionary for his time * Invented witty parodies of Rock & Roll, Doo-Wop, Skiffle, Calypso & totally unexpected & incongruous musical indulgences (e.g. absurdly plodding piano or out-of-context hip jazzmen) * Also turned his attention to TV cliches in soap opera, childrens' stories and detective series * Most competition comes on live shows & box set reissues, but this single-disc budget collection of original recordings contains his major successes at unbeatable price * Nobody could escape the lampoonary of Stan Freberg.... Release Date: N/A

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