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Rodney Dangerfield
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Date Born/Group Began:
Nov. 22, 1921
(Stavro Arrgolus)
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Date Died/Group Ended:
Oct. 5, 2004
(Stavro Arrgolus)
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| Played on 53 shows: |
 | 11-26-22, #AOTA-221126 | | 09-04-10, #MMCZ-10-36 |
| 12-31-21, #WOTR_258 |  | 11-01-09, #09-44 |
| 11-27-21, #AOTA-211127 | | 09-21-08, #MMS-116 |
| 12-17-17, #OTR-3-51 | | 11-07-04, #04-45 |
| 12-10-17, #OTR-3-50 | | 10-24-04, #04-43 |
| 09-30-17, #KMCC- 12-03 | | 10-20-04, #KMCC-2-04 |
| 05-29-17, #OTR-3-22 | | 02-01-04, #04-05 |
| 03-11-17, #AOTA-170311 | | 09-30-01, #01-39 |
| 02-18-17, #KMCC-11-12 | | 04-18-99, #99-16 |
| 01-28-17, #AOTA-170128 | | 03-29-98, #98-13 |
| 08-20-16, #16-34 | | 03-03-96, #96-09 |
| 06-17-14, #BWR-14-06-17 | | 08-13-95, #95-33 |
| 01-21-14, #BWR-14-01-21 | | 07-30-95, #95-31 |
| 11-09-13, #13-45 | | 08-29-93, #93-35 |
| 07-17-13, #ISGD-13-29 | | 02-22-87, #87-08 |
| 06-22-13, #13-25 | | 04-06-86, #KMET-86-14 |
| 09-29-12, #AOTA-120929 | | 02-23-86, #86-08 |
| 09-22-12, #12-38 | | 02-23-86, #KMET-86-08 |
| 08-18-12, #12-33 | | 01-12-86, #86-02 |
| 06-02-12, #12-22 | | 12-30-84, #84-53 |
| 05-19-12, #AOTA-120519 | | 09-16-84, #84-38 |
| 02-07-12, #BWR-12-02-07 | | 01-29-84, #84-05 |
| 07-05-11, #BWR-11-07-05 | | 01-15-84, #84-03 |
| 07-02-11, #MMCZ-11-27 | | 01-08-84, #84-02 |
| 06-11-11, #MMCZ-11-24 | | 12-18-83, #83-51 |
| 06-04-11, #11-23 | | 11-06-83, #83-45 |
| 01-01-11, #MMCZ 11-02 | | |
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fiogf49gjkf0d Rodney's discography can be one of the ones that gets more fleshed out when I get the access. Gotta hear the albums and fill out the 'lyrics' by ear on spoken word comedy, too. Much tougher than music. Most of it can't be found on the net anywhere. Big DIY project, this.
And you've got to think about who would sue over the material's posting. Songs are one thing, but this is different. That's why I haven't had a go at any of Cosby's stuff. His stuff is classic, too, but he'd certainly sue Wayne. He's crazy like that. Have you seen him recently? He's become full bore looney. Well, if the Russian mob killed your only son, you'd go a bit mental, too, I expect. So I leave his stuff alone.
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No. Rodney simply covered a well known non-comedy song. If he had ever covered a well known Xmas song (and it wasn't a serious/religious one), that would be different.
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Halfshell:
Would www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPhBnLKS3Fo be comical?
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