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Robert Klein (1942 - Present) is a stand-up comedian from the Bronx of New York City. He got his bachelor's degree from Alfred University,then went on to study drama at Yale University, where he was noticed and picked up by the Second City comedy troupe. He has released several albums, the most recognized of which being 1972's "Child of the Fifties," in which he joked about his stereotypical Jewish upbringing in New York City and the politics of the fifties. Check our available Robert Klein concert ticket inventory and get your tickets here at ConcertBank now. Sign up for an email alert to be notified the moment we have tickets!


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5.0 (based on 4 reviews)

In person, Klein is quick, energetic, nasty, compassionate--very New York. This record captures about half of that, which isn't bad, and I bet the next one is better.
- www.robertchristgau.com
The funniest album by a standup comic since George Carlin's Class Clown leaves behind the grammar-school nostalgia--which although frequently amusing always seemed formulaic when it wasn't--that kept Klein from sounding commercially uncompromised. Unlike Carlin, Klein gets better all the time. Never trivial, never cynical, never lacking a comic purpose for his outrage, he's up there with Pryor and Tomlin.
- www.robertchristgau.com
Less grounded in childhood/adolescent experiences than his previous album, Mind Over Matter. Klein satirizes Jacques Cousteau, Borscht Belt comedians, mysticism, Watergate, and more with hilarious, educated sarcasm. Some of the topical references may have dated, but Klein's savage, knowing wit has not. There are also more brilliant TV commercial spoofs, especially "The Final Record Offer," a must-hear for anyone who's been assaulted by tacky album ads from the small screen.
- music.aol.com
As the title indicates, many of the routines here originate from Robert Klein's experiences growing up in New York in the 1950s. He's equally comfortable, however, taking on then-current targets like stoned FM disc jockeys and inane television commercials, or whimsically making fun of late-19th century president James Garfield...
- music.aol.com
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