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Really fun short bit of standup comedy by Dana Carvey back in 1983 when he was a "Featured Act". You will hear a young Host (me) and Dana as we entertain the club audience. He references smoking as it was still allowed in those days. We did have a Non-smoking section; but really... did it matter, ha!
Very funny and loose as usual, Dana is great at engaging the audience.

In 1983, Dana Carvey emerged as a formidable force in stand-up comedy, captivating audiences with his distinct humor and versatile comedic style. Having already established a presence in television, Carvey's performance at the Laughs in the Minute comedy club was introduced by R. Scott Edwards, who noted his rising talent and mentioned his involvement in the film "Spinal Tap." Carvey's routine included humorous impersonations and engaging interactions with the audience, demonstrating his keen ability to connect with and entertain the crowd. This performance marked a pivotal moment in his career, laying the groundwork for his future success and solidifying his reputation as a standout comedian.

(00:00:20) "Dana Carvey's Breakout Stand-Up Comedy Act"

(00:04:00) "British Hairdresser Impersonation in Dana Carvey's Stand-Up"

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