When You're In Love the Whole World is Jewish - 1966 (sequel)
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- Опубликовано: 4 фев 2025
- *"You Don't Have to be Jewish" is a 1965 comedy album written by Bob Booker and George Foster, the team behind the 1962 comedy album The First Family. The album features Lou Jacobi, Betty Walker, Jack Gilford, Joe Silver, Jackie Kannon, Bob McFadden, Frank Gallop, and Arlene Golonka, in a variety of roles, mostly Jewish, performing a mixture of jokes and comedy sketches. The album was highly successful, with syndicated columnist Walter Winchell calling the album "the No. 1 seller in Suburbia" and noting that as a popular gift "it has replaced the fountain pen at Bar Mitzvahs." A sequel in 1966, “When You're in Love, the Whole World is Jewish”, largely reunited the original cast but replaced the unavailable Golonka with her friend Valerie Harper."You Don't Have to be Jewish to love Levy's" was an advertising campaign for Levy's rye bread that began in 1961 and ran through the 1970s
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My dad had this LP and he used to sit and laugh and laugh along with it! Later, I grabbed the LP and played it over and over and pretty much memorized the skits and songs. I didn't understand all the nuances but it's all stuck with me (in bits and pieces) and I've been telling my husband about it for a long time. I finally found this RUclips segment and played it for him and talked and sang along with it for him! Now that I know this little slice of pure comedic genius is still around, I'll be back to listen again and again!
Hi Nancy, Thanks for your comments. This recording is the most popular on my entire RUclips channel. Continue to enjoy!
I was very happy to find this too. I've been looking for When You're In Love the Whole World is Jewish for years. My parents had many Jewish comedy records but alas not this one.
My mom bought me this album in 1965 I couldn't stop laughing!! Laughed till I pissed myself!! Llmmffaaoo
Lou Jacobi, Valerie Harper, et al.... they were ALL Spectacularly brilliant!!
Haha!!! I traded my Aqualung album with my Jewish girlfriend back in '72, my brothers and sisters STILL know all the words here in 2022, lol!
Had a rough day today. Vegging out at home, listenning to tbis, first time in 50 years.....Just what the Dr. ordered...Thanks for up load.
my father played this lp for me when I was a kid and I enjoyed it then now I'm 50 and listed to it and i haven't laughed this hard in a very long time !!! love it enjoy
My sentiments exactly!
Thanks very much for uploading for us to enjoy! I once owned a copy of this album. Wish I still had it. I became aware of it when a local radio station played back in the late 60s, "The Ballad of Irving". Fell in love with that novelty tune. When I called the station they told me they had obtained it from this album. I went to a local radio station & ordered a copy. Great skits & a great cast!
As a 90’d kid, I grew up listening to this record. Thank you so much for uploading this audio!! I’ve been able to share so many memories of this record with my family due it being available here 😊
My Dad bought this. I still have it although he has now passed. I often "sing" the Ballad of Irving and" things might have been different!"
Your dad had excellent taste!
Thank you SO much for uploading this, my mom had it and I wore it out! Knew every word!
Us too!!!
My nan and I use to listen to this LP every weekend that I visited her. Such memories , my parents now have this record and it's in such good condition. I will never get tired of this record
My parents got this album from our dentist and we played it so many times I pretty much memorized it! I still enjoy it to this day (2024)! My favorites are the shoe repair shop and the bar mitzvah safari...but really, the whole album is great. :)
I've not heard this Album for 50+ years. My father used to play this after supper to my mothers dismay as she felt it made the family look bad but he'd just giggle and call out members of the family each bit reminded him of. I had NO IDEA this stuff still exhisted.
"The 142nd fastest gun [BOP!] in the West!", "The bar mitzvah Safari" - I love it!
He came from the old ba mitzvah spread schlepping a salami and pumpernickel bread...
@@mikedag1176 or - "He came from the old bar mitzvah spread with a 10 gallon yarmulke on his head!"
I had it in 1966 & laughed my butt off... GUESS WHAT? I'M STILL LAUGHING..
After all these years...without a butt? Gotta hand it to you....that's quite a feat!
I just saw someone selling this at the flea market so I had to google it and here I am. 😂
Found it at good will what im doing for $2.99 😭 buying it rn
Smart purchase !!
When You're in love... TRACKS
Would You Believe it? (0013)
The Hobby (02:00)
My husband, The Monster (03:37)
The Ballad of Irving (05:26)
The Shoe Repair Shop (08:33)
Divorce, Kosher Style (10:14)
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea(11:12)
Things Migh Have been Different(14:10)
A Call From Greenwich Village (16:49)
The Great Bank Robbery (19:40)
Discussion in The Airplane (21:00)
Miami beach (23:18)
Schtick (25:27)
The Kidnapping (27:40)
The Bar Mitzvah (29:33)
You Don't Have to be Jewish (ruclips.net/video/uil9jjO-EWQ/видео.html)
"The Ballad of Irving" was released on a 45 RPM in April 1966 and reached Number 34 on the Billboard top 100. It was credited to Frank Gallop. The record was a parody of Lorne Greene's hit "Ringo" which topped the chart about 18 months earlier.
More like "Big Bad John" (1961) by Jimmy Dean (of future sausage fame.)
Just found out today that there was a sequel to The Ballad Of Irving called The Son Of Irving !
I never realized this was a parody of Lorne Greene's #1 hit Ringo (1964) until I read it somewhere . To me it was just a novelty song and the parody was not obvious enough for me to recognize It as such .
Indubitably! We had a local country music station that started playing "The Ballad of Irving" regularly & my family & I fell in love with it. I wanted a copy & decided to buy the album. Had to order it from a local record shop. Played the heck out of it. Hilarious stuff!
In 1972, I was 14. I found this album at a record store and bought it for $2. I'm not Jewish, but have a lot of Jewish friends. And, as a young man who loved and appreciated smart humor, I was pleasantly surprised with my purchase ❤
Oh my goodness, thanks so much for posting the whole album. I found a CD of the original album, "You Don't Have to be Jewish," but not this one. So many funny lines I remember from childhood. "Steve McQueen is Jewish, would you believe it??" All the cultural references younger generations won't know. Ah, well. What great fun. I got to see Lou Jacobi live in Woody Allen's "Don't Drink the Water," I think in the 1960s, in NYC. Jacobi was a riot. Our cheeks hurt we laughed so much.
Thanks for sharing your marvelous memories with us !!
*Brilliant, and hilarious!*
I could not agree more !!
This album was funny when I first heard it, and I'm Irish-Polish, not Jewish. But I get it.
Funniest moment: when Lou Jacobi hollers out "Oy, why did you die?" during the "Schtick" segment. It was hilarious.
while I am not Jewish, my parents were introduced to all the albums by Booker & Foster & loved them all. I memorized a few routines as a child.
We just lost Valerie Harper (8/30/2019) who gained more fame in "Rhoda" and was little-known in this recording (note the acting people identified) - She will be missed.
Peter Emmert This was the first knowledge of her when I was very young. I had to look this up from the memory. I think we still have the album. Funny stuff
@@heatherb.3322 Where does Valerie Harper come in?
I loved Valerie Harper..
Valerie Harper was also a chorus singer/dancer in the 1959 film version of L'il Abner. It's also available (I think) on RUclips.
The great irony is that Valerie Harper wasn't Jewish- but almost everyone took her to be Jewish!
I thank G-d for You. Love, Light, Peace, Music and Joy
Would You Believe It? 1:57
The Hobby 1:32
My Husband, The Monster 1:48
The Ballad Of Irving 2:57
The Shoe Repair Shop 1:50
Divorce, Kosher Style 0:56
Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea 2:59
Things Might Have Been Different 2:38
A Call From Greenwich Village 2:50
The Great Bank Robbery 1:38
Discussion In The Airplane 1:58
Miami Beach 2:08
Schtick 2:12
The Traveler
The Panhandler
The Cemetary
The Kidnapping 1:42
The Bar Mitzvah 4:39
When You're In Love The Whole World Is Jewish 2:20
I traded my Aqualung album for this Jewish album in the 70's...five of us kids had it memorized. To this day we STILL remember the skits, lol! "It's not a Obby"..." Sheldon, monstuh!" "It'll be ready TUESDAY" ;)
Such childhood memories.
We had this album and then loaned it to his father. We never saw that album again. I wish I knew where I could get a remastered CD. If you know please let me know.
Looks like a lot of fun! Have u guys seen it? Do u have it ?
No wonder my favorite dish is Gefilte Fish topped with red horse radish!
I am glad that this is available, but it is a stereo album, recorded on one track, rather than mono. For example, in The Monster, you cannot hear the lion's noises and roars.
Haven't heard this since the 70's. Thought for sure in today's zietgeist it would be verboten, but lo and behold, Steve McQueen is still jewish and Irving is still big and fat. THANKS SO MUCH FOR THIS!
"The Hobby" was my late father's favorite!
I remember that I first became aware of it in the late 60s as a teenager when a local country music radio station started to play "The Ballad of Iriving". But eventually they decided to stop when they started to get complaints. I still wanted to hear it so I ordered the album from a local record shop. Sure wish I still owned it.
OMG (Oy Mein G-d) is this hysterical!!
As Snagglepuss would say, "Indubitably!"
+The Hehr Archive; I love this, and the first album,You Don't Have To be ...
It would've been helpful had youincludedan index, so all one had to do is tap, to go to a specific track).
Don't Bother; here I've saved you u the trouble 😉 (I put it as a separate comment - above)
Love it!!
I see this was recorded at Columbia Recording studios in NYC. I presume it was performed in front of a live audience (vs a laugh track). Does anyone know anymore details about the performance? Like was it just the actors speaking into a mic reading lines in front of an audience or were they on a stage, for ex.? Did the studio have regular performances open to the public at that time? I can’t find much information about its production.
My guess it was done by the actors with scripts speaking into microphones not unlike a radio performance.
@@glennromano9620 That's what I think too. From the way the record sounds, that's the impression I get.
We should probably add explanations of some of the lines, to enhance the experience. For example, how many listeners know what "two cents plain" is referring to?
Me too. I looked up the two cents plain and it was like the cheapest thing you could get in the soda fountain-sparkling water, I think.
@@davewanamaker3690 We call it seltzer. See Allan Sherman's song "Seltzer Boy."
Oy Vey!!! Wonderfully funny 🤣
You speak the truth, Kemo Sabe !!
Who are the 8 schmucks who gave THUMBS DOWN.
Who are the guys in the repair shop? The older and who is the younger ?
The Shoemaker is played by Lou Jacobi and the Customer by Anthony Holland. Hope that helps. Regards Alex
@@thehehrarchive1556 thanks!! that was quick!
Who is the Narrator?
Frank Gallop is the main voice, deep and resonant.
@@thehehrarchive1556 - Thank you ! Very impressive! :)
The best
Indeed !!
" because when I hang up the phone... I'm going to kill myself ".
Don't forget Anthony Holland!
I always thought "Irving" was a Benny Hill song called "Ernie."
And the funniest thing of all was, Valerie Harper wasn't Jewish.
Jokes are funnier when you're on vacation. Also you're drunk.
Haha, indeed😂
SHELDON!!!!!!