On this 1966 recording of a live Hollywood nightclub appearance, Redd Foxx tells stories rife with hilarious double-entendres. The self-deprecating comedian compares his face to that of a war-scarred veteran, pays tribute to cowboys and other icons of American history, plays "Knock-Knock" with the audience, drops more than a little topical humor, mocks racial clichés, and weaves exaggerated tales of his personal life. His tartly plainspoken delivery makes the punch lines tickle that much more.