Condition: STILL SEALED! Original shrink wrap still intact, though is coming off at top edge. Seal is still firm at record opening, and record has never been removed.

Out of Print and Not Available as CD.

From the All Music Guide:
One of the most popular country comedians of all time, Jerry Clower's down-home, folksy southern humor might never have become a mainstream phenomenon, but it's resulted in a lengthy career and an enormous catalog of recordings. A country boy born in the rural Mississippi town of Liberty in 1926, Clower was an excellent football player and an active member of the 4-H club as a youth. He served in the Navy after graduating from high school, and went on to study agriculture at Southwest Mississippi Junior College and Mississippi State University (the latter on a football scholarship). After completing his studies, he took a job as a fertilizer salesman. In 1970, Clower had a speaking engagement before a farm group in Lubbock, TX, and a local DJ who was present encouraged him to take up comedy as a profession. The DJ recorded Clower's next speech and sent it to MCA, who offered Clower a recording contract.

The tracks are:
1 I Love Small Towns
2 Green Eye Lids
3 Room 411
4 Big City Vocabulary
5 God's Gonna Take Care of Me
6 Joggers
7 My Friend Chief Hill
8 Word Processing
9 Uncle Versie's Bond
10 Bill's Vacation
11 My Grandson Jayree
12 The Blessing of Giving
13 How to Order Wine
14 Crack, W.L. And Rover
15 Snook's Prey
16 Owen Cooper Said

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