| 24 products found for Stan Freberg  | Includes liner notes by Stan Freberg. Stan Freberg is one of America's National Treasures. His work on radio and television is unprecedented in terms of innovation and ingenuity. Not only was he the last comedy star on CBS Radio with the 15... |  | Contains original Capitol recordings of Freberg's assorted satirical pieces and comic parodies of popular songs. This ten-track budget compilation includes musical parodies made popular throughout the 1950s by satirist Stan Freberg. Not only was he a... | | Cast includes: Paul Frees (narrator), Jesse White, The Jud Conlon Singers, Peter Leeds, Byron Kane, Colleen Collins, Helen Kleeb, Shep Menken, Walter Tetley, Marvin Miller, June Foray, Barney Phillips, Maurice Dallimore, Peter Forster, John Frank... | ![CD: The Tip of the Freberg: The Stan Freberg Collection 1951-1998 [Box] [CD & V... Stan Freberg, Aug-1999](http://i5.ebayimg.com/01/c/05/af/7e/94_6.JPG) | TIP OF THE FREBERG includes a VHS cassette featuring Freberg's classic commericals, comedy bits and satires. Personnel includes: Stan Freberg, Daws Butler, June Foray, Peter Leeds, Peggy Taylor, Marvin Miller, Naomi Lewis, Lorenzo Music, Colleen... |  | Audio Remasterer: Alan Silverman. Liner Note Author: Bob Klein. The Capitol Singles collection spotlights 35 of Stan Freberg's most popular tracks recorded between 1951 and 1958. For the casual fan, this is more than enough of Freberg's musical... |  | |  | | | Personnel includes: Stan Freeberg, Billy May & His Orchestra, Daws Butler, Peter Leeds, June Foray, Jud Conlon's Rhythmaires, Peggy Taylor. Social satirist and comedian Stan Freberg created one of the most entertaining radio programs during the... |  | Personnel includes: Stan Freberg, John Goodman, Tyne Daly, Harry Shearer, David Ogden Stiers, Sherman Hemsley (spoken vocals). Includes liner notes by Dr. Demento, Ray Bradury and Stan Freberg. THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, VOLUME 2 was nominated for... |  | Haven't seen enough commercials yet? A collection of vintage TV commercials from the '50s and '60s features housewives and revolutionary products. |
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