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Eatin' Ain't Cheatin'

By: Wildman Steve
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A classic recording from the legendary Laff Records catalog.

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©2010 Uproar (P)2010 Uproar Performing Arts Stand-up Shows
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Wildman Steve is a comedy legend. In this live performance from Vegas, Steve engages the audience in "talking about people". Eatin' Ain't Cheatin' uses a lot of explicit language and it is not recommended for a faint-hearted audience. His performance, however, is dynamic and powerful. He "tells it like it is" and many comedians since have followed his example. Wildman Steve does not shy away from cultural taboos, instead he embraces them; this candor separates him from a lot of his contemporaries. Eatin' Aint' Cheatin' was originally recorded in 1974 and it has since made millions of listeners laugh.

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