Ooooooh Weeeeee, parents ,relatives play that every Friday night at family functions,we the kids had to stay in the room playing,but we we're listening!😂😂😂😂
my parents played pigmeat's albums so much until they started to scratch.i still have all of them,,now pig was the best comedian of all time.listening to this takes me back to my childhood days..my goodness
So many dimes….”It’s all ready to fire, I’ll park any bogus braud in the deep moss if she tries to give me the double cross…” this is line better than most new rappers whole songs!
This IS classic and great! Delivery, timing, well-written with just enough "blue" innuendo to be really funny and not get arrested in that day. Great, great post. thanx.
Pigmeat Markham actually played in few episodes of Rowan and Martin Laugh In Sock It To Me in 1968 as a judge. He actually sang just like Tiny Tim the Swanee River with a ukulele and long hair. Pigmeat Markham (1906-1981).
My dad is starting to lose his memory but he can recite Pigme ! He's been reciting Pigme to me since I was a child ! My mom would yell "don't teach her that mess " !
Boy this is good to listen too it brings back my childhood when my grandparents put he and Mom's Mabley on and we where supposed to be playing but we where listening
I remember those albums as a kid. I wrote a poem honoring him a year before he passed. His son took it to him and Pigmeat gave his son an autographed pic of himself and Baby Seals to give me. Quite a great man! I'll always love Pigmeat Markham!
Thanks for sharing this time capsule with us. It brings back memories of my parents listening to these records in the living room and us kids sneaking and listening from our room. Those were the good days.
I remember hanging out with a buddy and his older brothers back in 1962 listening to Pigmeat and Moms Mabley. We had loads of laughs. Just a few years later, I had the pleasure of meeting Moms Mabley in a grocery store near my home town. She had the endearing charm of a grandma. She looked exactly as she does on the cover the the album "Hide the Whiskey".
Thanks so much for posting. I remember hearing this track back in the late 60's. Funny then and funny now! Just the thing for a hot, laid back Saturday afternoon! "Don't turn that corner!".
I used to listen to this album over and over again as a kid. The only problem was my Mom (the one I stole the album from) was the only other person I knew who had ever heard of him!! Classically Hilarious Comedy! I only wish I knew more about him.
Yes sir! 10 years young, just returning from Germany, and at the Apollo with Pigmeat and Moms Mabley --- LIVE! Didn't have the first darn clue what the jokes meant and why my parents were passing out laughing.... I understand now ... and when that (and this one) comes to mind at work --- can't get any work done laughing!!! "Take another drink, and talk to me!"
EVERYONE DRINK GIN OR WINE FARE AS HIS NEIGHBOR SAID NOT TODAY I HAVEN'T INTILL HE FINALLY TOLD HIM WHERE SHE IS AND TALK ABOUT TROUBLE DON'T LIE TO YOUR WIFE OR YOUR HUSBAND IN OTHER WORDS YOU DON'T WANT TO KNOW
Bless you for this upload! My twin brother and I used to listen to this with our grandparents when we were little boys. We would laugh ourselves to sleep listening to Pigmeat.
Me and my brothers were raised on Pigmeat! He was way before our time but my dad thought it was important that we could see where comedy came from. Pigmeat and Moms Mabley! YES!
"You got a dirty old lady"..."TAKE ANOTHER DRINK TAKE ANOTHER DRINK!" When I was a kid we would sneak and listen to this, Red Fox, and "Skillet and Leroy".
THAT'S BEFORE MY TIME TO.THE FIRST TIME I HEARD PIGMEAT WAS A LP RECORD I THOUGHT THAT WAS IT.AS DAY'S AND MONTHS AND YEARS GO BY SELL PHONE WASN'T INVENTED WHEN THEY FIRST CAME OUT THEY WHERE DIFFERENT AS I GO ON.SELL GOT POPULAR WHAT I'M SAYING IS WHEN I GOT THIS I LOOK ON IT AS MY SURPRISE I FOUND PIGMEAT AND MOM MABLEY I LISTEN TO THEM IT'S GOOD TO HEAR THEM AGAIN
Wow, Everytime the older folks had a party, they would send the kids 'up to bed' and be playing this stuff downstairs. And we had a playful Uncle who would always bring us a sip of rum. MAAN, I MISS THOSE DAYS, brings tears to my eyes just thinkin' about it!
Thank you so much for these comedy legends! Takes me to back in the day with my late father and uncles and aunts (cousins) listening to these classic LPs!#Detroitinthehouse
Man he was hilarious. I heard his films were lost in the Universal fire that burned up a bunch of old films and recorded music masters. What a tragedy.
Hello Sir! Thank you for this recommendation. Great comedy! Hadn't heard Pigmeat in a long, long time. Fine man! Funny man! They should make a movie about Pigmeat. I think it would play well. What do you guys think? (Edit) You know who could play Pigmeat in a movie easy? Mr. Charles S. Dutton. He has mannerisms like Pigmeat. It's a natural fit! What y'all think?
"Don't put the stop on it..." "I know you know'd somethin' when I saw you comin' down the street..." "Take another drink and talk to ME!" "I ain't shot ya yet, Gal..." Genius...
He's clean n oh so durdy... while....NEVER BEING DISRESPECTFUL......I LOVE HIS SENSE OF HUMOR....HE GOOOOOES THERE N NEVER EVEN GOES THERE.... USE YA IMAGINATION .......🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍👍👍👅👀 HE WAS ONE BAD BROTHA.... N SCOTCH IS THA GOOD SHYT YESSSSSS #PIGMEAT WAS A BAAAAAADDDDD DUDE.........HE PAVED THE WAY FOR #REDFOXXX # N ERRRRRRBODDDDDYYYYEEEEEEE.REDFOXXX
The main inspiration for Foghorn Leghorn was the southern senator Beauregard Claghorn one of the regular characters on the Allen's Alley segment of The Fred Allen Show. Look it up and have a listen.
Aslaam Mahdi : HAVE YOU LISTEN TO HIS VERSION OF HERE COMES THE JUDGE, HE WAS ONE OF OUR PIONEERS OF RAP. KOKO TAYLOR, MUDDY WATERS, JUST TO NAME A FEW. ENJOY THE LAUGHTER.
My mother raised us on him, including the record Here Come The Judge one of the first true rap songs from 1968!
I grew up on this man. I am so glad to come across this video recording.
Ooooooh Weeeeee, parents ,relatives play that every Friday night at family functions,we the kids had to stay in the room playing,but we we're listening!😂😂😂😂
my parents played pigmeat's albums so much until they started to scratch.i still have all of them,,now pig was the best comedian of all time.listening to this takes me back to my childhood days..my goodness
I been listen to Pigmeat Markham since I was 15 years old my Father and Mother always played these record all the time
WHAT DID YOU THINK OF MR MARKHAM FUNNY I BET YOU LAUGH A LITTLE NOTHING WRONG WITH THAT.I KNOW YOUR FATHER AND MOTHER LAUGH GOOD STUFF
My Late Dad Had a Bunch of His AND Moms Mabley Albums and I Heard Them ALL a Million Times!!! * Made Being a Kid a Funny Time!!! * lol ;P
So many dimes….”It’s all ready to fire, I’ll park any bogus braud in the deep moss if she tries to give me the double cross…” this is line better than most new rappers whole songs!
Those types of rapper 'lyrics' are ghastly.
As a young child I had this album, and it always gave me 😂 all the time. 😊 09:36 am
This IS classic and great! Delivery, timing, well-written with just enough "blue" innuendo to be really funny and not get arrested in that day. Great, great post. thanx.
Pigmeat Markham actually played in few episodes of Rowan and Martin Laugh In Sock It To Me in 1968 as a judge. He actually sang just like Tiny Tim the Swanee River with a ukulele and long hair. Pigmeat Markham (1906-1981).
My dad is starting to lose his memory but he can recite Pigme ! He's been reciting Pigme to me since I was a child ! My mom would yell "don't teach her that mess " !
Too late! lol...
DEWEY PIGMEAT MARKHAM DON'T USE DIRTY LANGUAGE OR TALK DIRTY HIS COMEDY PLAN CLEAN
The kinda made me cry because I know how cruel it is for our folks to lose their memories.
😂🤣😅My dad liked him too‼️. 2022
😳💯💪🏿😆
I’m 20 , my grandad was 74 when he passed. I’m so glad he told me about this . This is hilarious 😂😂😂
I KNOW WHAT YOU MEAN HE'S A LEGEND IT ALMOST YOU CAN MEET HIM
My Deepest Condolences
You should hear the one where Baby Seals plays the other man opposite Pigmeat. I like it better, Baby Seals is funny a h.
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Boy this is good to listen too it brings back my childhood when my grandparents put he and Mom's Mabley on and we where supposed to be playing but we where listening
One of the best and greatest along with Moms Mabley.... absolutely hilarious ❤😂😅😊
I remember those albums as a kid. I wrote a poem honoring him a year before he passed. His son took it to him and Pigmeat gave his son an autographed pic of himself and Baby Seals to give me. Quite a great man! I'll always love Pigmeat Markham!
Used to listen to Pigmeat on the radio station late nights in Columbia, S.C.
JUST TREASURE THEM MR MARKHAM WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER YOU
@@bernardjacks5270 IF YOU GOT A PHONE OR TABLET JUST GET UTUBE AND SCOLL DOWN OR DOWN LOAD IT
dggd We used to sneak and listen to these Party Albums. They were so funny!
@@debrawilliams7983 YEAH.PIGMEAT MAKE YOU LAUGH SO HARD IT WILL MAKE YOUR SIDE'S HURT😂😂😂😂
Thanks for sharing this time capsule with us. It brings back memories of my parents listening to these records in the living room and us kids sneaking and listening from our room. Those were the good days.
Yes it was 👏👏👏👏
❤❤ ❤you XiCy
One of the greatest comedians that EVER lived...
Here comes the judge.
I learned a lot from my elders back then !!
I GUESS WE ALL DID WHEN YOU GO THROUGH ALL SCHOOLS AND GET MARRIED AND HAVE KIDS THEY DO THE SAME
Thanks 🙏🏽 I never heard of this legend ❤
Truly a comedic legend too bad a lot of people never heard of him
IF EVERYONE DID THEY KNOW HE'S A LEGEND I MEAN IT FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART THOSE DON'T OH WELL
Carolynn Tubman Sad 😞
I think Eddie Murphy will help renew interest in him.
C be vvaw 2aWwWA2WA2
@@bobbywilson8759 vhvvcvvvmvmvmvmvmvm
Omg i still remember word for word. We listened to pigmeat on vinyl records. Lol
He was a king of comedy funny as hell
I remember hanging out with a buddy and his older brothers back in 1962 listening to Pigmeat and Moms Mabley. We had loads of laughs. Just a few years later, I had the pleasure of meeting Moms Mabley in a grocery store near my home town. She had the endearing charm of a grandma. She looked exactly as she does on the cover the the album "Hide the Whiskey".
Thanks so much for posting. I remember hearing this track back in the late 60's. Funny then and funny now! Just the thing for a hot, laid back Saturday afternoon! "Don't turn that corner!".
I used to listen to this album over and over again as a kid. The only problem was my Mom (the one I stole the album from) was the only other person I knew who had ever heard of him!! Classically Hilarious Comedy! I only wish I knew more about him.
I remember my mom and dad taking me to the Apollo Theater to see Pigmeat Markham
Yes sir! 10 years young, just returning from Germany, and at the Apollo with Pigmeat and Moms Mabley --- LIVE! Didn't have the first darn clue what the jokes meant and why my parents were passing out laughing.... I understand now ... and when that (and this one) comes to mind at work --- can't get any work done laughing!!! "Take another drink, and talk to me!"
Pigmeat Markham was a legend
...drink gin cause there sure ain't no sin!!!
...have you seen my wife?!
...this is priceless!
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EVERYONE DRINK GIN OR WINE FARE AS HIS NEIGHBOR SAID NOT TODAY I HAVEN'T INTILL HE FINALLY TOLD HIM WHERE SHE IS AND TALK ABOUT TROUBLE DON'T LIE TO YOUR WIFE OR YOUR HUSBAND IN OTHER WORDS YOU DON'T WANT TO KNOW
Now this is original hip hop
One if the First Rappers....period!!!!!!
Well over 60 years ago he along with “Moms” were my first comedic influences.. so thanks !!
My mom has one of his skits on 45 record. "Here come the judge"
One of my favorites.
I first heard Pigmeat Markham, Moms Mabley and Redd Foxx right around the same time... probably around 1965.
Oh my god, I just really found a pioneer
I remember listening to this when I was about 6 and we lived in Germany
My sisters and me, too -- Zweibrucken Air base.....
loved this guy since age 8!
I like the one with Baby Seals playing the other guy. Seals cracked me up talking trash back to Pigmeat.
Bless you for this upload! My twin brother and I used to listen to this with our grandparents when we were little boys. We would laugh ourselves to sleep listening to Pigmeat.
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The best damn story I've heard in long time! ! My rating 100%
Me and my brothers were raised on Pigmeat! He was way before our time but my dad thought it was important that we could see where comedy came from. Pigmeat and Moms Mabley! YES!
Joesph Wooten Love your comment
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"You got a dirty old lady"..."TAKE ANOTHER DRINK TAKE ANOTHER DRINK!" When I was a kid we would sneak and listen to this, Red Fox, and "Skillet and Leroy".
THAT'S BEFORE MY TIME TO.THE FIRST TIME I HEARD PIGMEAT WAS A LP RECORD I THOUGHT THAT WAS IT.AS DAY'S AND MONTHS AND YEARS GO BY SELL PHONE WASN'T INVENTED WHEN THEY FIRST CAME OUT THEY WHERE DIFFERENT AS I GO ON.SELL GOT POPULAR WHAT I'M SAYING IS WHEN I GOT THIS I LOOK ON IT AS MY SURPRISE I FOUND PIGMEAT AND MOM MABLEY I LISTEN TO THEM IT'S GOOD TO HEAR THEM AGAIN
Thanks for posting... we listened to these routines long ago & they're the best!
"I'll park any old, bogus broad in the deep moss that tries to hand me the double cross!"
I may have heard those lines a hundred times, but now I understand what he said. Thanks.
I still play pigmeat and mom's albums 😂😂
My Childhood my siblings and I use to sit at the top of the stairs Friday or Saturday listen to this
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Wow, Everytime the older folks had a party, they would send the kids 'up to bed' and be playing this stuff downstairs. And we had a playful Uncle who would always bring us a sip of rum. MAAN, I MISS THOSE DAYS, brings tears to my eyes just thinkin' about it!
Thank you so much for these comedy legends! Takes me to back in the day with my late father and uncles and aunts (cousins) listening to these classic LPs!#Detroitinthehouse
Masterpiece!!!!
This Is True Classic Comedy!!!!
Just love these guys. EDngland, February, 2024.
I remember hearing this album when I was a child.
All time favorite!!!
A True Legend!!❤
"Take another drink Take another drink!!"
The Whoopi Goldberg documentary on Moms Mabley brought me here👏🤣❤
Getting a cultural history lesson today!
I saw Piggie at the Grand Theater in West Palm Beach, Florida back in the sixty's
I wish they had some his live shows that you can see I love him
He was the best!
My favorite . Is you seen my wife....I ain't seen her
I'm 68 and watch Laugh In and remember this man smart and 😁 funny
Just passing thur,Wooow never heard this before funny... Ben Johnson room 202; don't fell ; lolololoo ..11-4-20..
I remember listing to this as a child on the HiFi and it was ok with my parents.
This is such classic humour! Love it. Thanks for posting. :)
Thank you
I love his rap jam called here come the judge.
Classic comedy no foul language not one time
YES SIR.LIKE YOU SAID HE ALSO GOOD COMEDIAN NO FOUL LANGUAGE THAT'S WHAT COMEDIAN SHOULD DO
Yes, because getting drunk on liquor is way better than using profanity, right?
1. He knew that he couldn't get away with foul language.
2. Even without the language, you knew EXACTLY what he was talking about.
I remember my dad listening to this skit when I was a kid
Have another drink boy! You my friend and I’d do anything for you……… You seen my wife????
I love it play more it's classic
Man he was hilarious. I heard his films were lost in the Universal fire that burned up a bunch of old films and recorded music masters. What a tragedy.
I ain't shot you yet!! What can you say, great comedy man
"He that hath an ear, let him hear..."
This lowkey on some /G\ talk!
The Prototype. The Patriarch. The O.G. of o.g.s Undisputed.
This was reenacted on that old UPN sitcom "Good News" 🤣😂
WHAT!!!????
NO WAY!!!
I'M ABOUT TO TEAR UP THE INTERNET LOOKING FOR IT!!!!🤔🤔🤔
I heard this in a older friends car today and was rolling lol
Good comedy 👍⚜️👍👍👍
My late partner Julie Sills turned me on to Pigmeat. RIP
Hello Sir! Thank you for this recommendation. Great comedy! Hadn't heard Pigmeat in a long, long time. Fine man! Funny man! They should make a movie about Pigmeat. I think it would play well. What do you guys think?
(Edit)
You know who could play Pigmeat in a movie easy? Mr. Charles S. Dutton. He has mannerisms like Pigmeat. It's a natural fit! What y'all think?
Very very very funny man!
Classic!
"Don't put the stop on it..."
"I know you know'd somethin' when I saw you comin' down the street..."
"Take another drink and talk to ME!"
"I ain't shot ya yet, Gal..."
Genius...
have you seen my wife I aint seen her that's strange lol got his boi drunk he told everythang lmao
john mcgloson Now this is what I would consider as classic comedy
Thank you
I love it all
YEAH ACTUALLY TOLD HIM WHERE I DON'T WANT TO BE IN HER SHOES I LISTEN TO ALL OF IT
@@sylviabrown5425 I'M GLAD YOU LIKE IT MAKES A COMEDIAN FELL GOOD TO KNOW SOMEONE LOVE THEIR WORK
have another drink! lol
He's clean n oh so durdy... while....NEVER BEING DISRESPECTFUL......I LOVE HIS SENSE OF HUMOR....HE GOOOOOES THERE N NEVER EVEN GOES THERE.... USE YA IMAGINATION .......🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍👍👍👅👀 HE WAS ONE BAD BROTHA.... N SCOTCH IS THA GOOD SHYT YESSSSSS #PIGMEAT WAS A BAAAAAADDDDD DUDE.........HE PAVED THE WAY FOR #REDFOXXX # N ERRRRRRBODDDDDYYYYEEEEEEE.REDFOXXX
Don't turn that corner Don't turn that corner lol
Anybody seen her 2021
love this
Rumor has it that Warner Bros, came up with Foghorn Leghorn ( the loud country rooster) based off Pigmeat.
GOT to, he absolutely HAD to be one of the inspirations.
The main inspiration for Foghorn Leghorn was the southern senator Beauregard Claghorn one of the regular characters on the Allen's Alley segment of The Fred Allen Show. Look it up and have a listen.
I remember Pigmeat !
You only saw the pistol I ain't shot u yet gal! Lol too funny!
My first time,
Good stuff...
We sample that brother to brother and man to man in one of our raps back in the days
Aslaam Mahdi : HAVE YOU LISTEN TO HIS VERSION OF HERE COMES THE JUDGE, HE WAS ONE OF OUR PIONEERS OF RAP. KOKO TAYLOR, MUDDY WATERS, JUST TO NAME A FEW. ENJOY THE LAUGHTER.
Sandra Robert Yes i heard it
Aslaam Mahdi do you have any recordings I can hear?
Colin Feely earthmovement.bandcamp.com also put me in the search on youtube
earthmovement.bandcamp.com
Had me dying
Shit if you old school black. You know who he is.r.i.p pig meat Markham.
You gotta hear the version he did with Baby Seal.
Loved Baby Seal and Pigmeat but can't find that version anymore or any info on Baby Seal. Can somebody add some info on Baby Seal?
@@jtaylor4027
I found this a few years ago.
ruclips.net/video/8C8Hv6OWQWM/видео.html
Yes 👍👍👍👌
Did not say the NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN word not one time.
dorothy montgomery hampton & didnt curse or called her out of her name 😁
Never did say N- word👍👌🙏 had more respect for there elders back then.
is you seen my wife?
real comedy
OG rapping
Got there at 7 knock til 9....
I thought I saw some waves!!
...never heard this before...this is GOLD!
...a little help here...anyone know what year and where this was recorded...what town? ...Thanks!
1957 St Louis, Mo Katz 1620 AM The Rocking Mr G. 8 to Mid Night.