Bill Burr Carnegie Hall Performance Coming Out On Vinyl

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For Bill Burr, his 2011 performance at Carnegie Hall was a career milestone.  Now thanks to Jack White, fans will get to hear one of the best comedians kill in a legendary building.  Comedian Bill Burr is putting out his 2011 performance at New York City’s legendary Carnegie Hall on a brand new LP. Bill Burr’s “Live at Andrew’s House.” It will be available on vinyl on Tuesday, September 30th from White’s Third Man Records.

It was recorded four months before Burr taped his third comedy special You People Are All The Same so it gives fans a unique opportunity to see Burr at his best, but also give a glimpse into what would later become a critically acclaimed set.

For Burr, the release of Live At Andrew’s House is a chance for fans to hear a show that was very dear to him.  “As a stand-up comedian, to get to perform at Carnegie Hall is a milestone; so when I found out that I got that gig I knew I wanted to document the performance,” stated Burr.  “Most of the material on this album is the same material that eventually became the special You People Are All The Same and I didn’t want to screw over people by putting out two DVD’s with similar material.  So this is a special release of that performance that will be on vinyl only.”

There’s also more of Bill Burr to come later this year. His fourth hour long comedy special, “I’m Sorry You Feel That Way” will premiere on Netflix on December 5th. Burr can also be seen in the upcoming movie “Black and White” starring Kevin Costner. And you can always listen to his “Monday Morning Podcast” on iTunes.

Bill Burr is one of the top comedic voices of his generation, making regular appearances on Jimmy Fallon, David Letterman, and Conan O’Brien.  He’s also branched out into acting with roles on the TV showsBreaking Bad, The Kroll Show and The New Girl.  Burr’s also appeared and such films as Stand Up Guyswith Al Pacino and Christopher Walken; Walk Of Shame with Elizabeth Banks and the forthcoming Kevin Costner project Black And White.  Burr also hosts Monday Morning Podcast, which is one of the most downloaded comedy podcasts on Itunes.  Burr’s fourth comedy special, I’m Sorry You Feel That Way will premiere December 5th on Netflix.

The new LP will be available at Burr’s website BillBurr.com. The LP will also be available for pre-sale September 16 at http://thirdmanstore.com.

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Earl Douglas

Earl Douglas is a writer/photographer based in New York City. A frequent contributor to The Interrobang, Earl is also Executive Director for the New York chapter of The Black Rock Coalition. Earl worked in radio for nearly two decades at WNEW-FM and XM Satellite Radio, which included being the on-air producer for Carol Miller, Scott Muni and Ron & Fez, and a contributor to Opie & Anthony. Earl has also independently published a number of books including Black Rock Volume 1, Urban Abyss, Mobile Uploads, and For Shimmy. His latest project is the photojournalism magazine PRAXIS, which is available exclusively through Blurb.com.
Earl Douglas

Earl Douglas

Earl Douglas is a writer/photographer based in New York City. A frequent contributor to The Interrobang, Earl is also Executive Director for the New York chapter of The Black Rock Coalition. Earl worked in radio for nearly two decades at WNEW-FM and XM Satellite Radio, which included being the on-air producer for Carol Miller, Scott Muni and Ron & Fez, and a contributor to Opie & Anthony. Earl has also independently published a number of books including Black Rock Volume 1, Urban Abyss, Mobile Uploads, and For Shimmy. His latest project is the photojournalism magazine PRAXIS, which is available exclusively through Blurb.com.