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Dry, inventive, and disturbing, Pat Dixon's second full-length comedy album takes on religion, dating, gambling, and of course, Civil War reenactments. Fresh off his performances on Premium Blend, The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, and his own half hour Comedy Central special, this album was recorded live at Go Bananas Comedy Club in Cincinnati.

With a long list of notable accomplishments as an actor, writer and comic, he’s proven to be one of the industry’s must-see comics on the scene. With a uniqueness all to himself, Grooms delivers an honest and intelligent view of the world, while giving an intimate look into his life experiences growing up in the American melting pot. Among his many accomplishments, his first comedy CD, The Legend of the Jersey Devil, was named one of iTunes’ Top 100 Comedy CD’s of 2009.

Erik Rivera's "boy next door" good looks and unique perspective, makes him one of New York's fastest rising young comedians. His quick wit along with his commanding stage presence, charisma, and infectious smile all makes him a favorite act at comedy clubs throughout New York City.

With a name like Isaac Witty, you'd have, no, you'd better be funny, especially when telling not one, not two, but three consecutive cell phone jokes, the 21st century equivalent of the 20th century stand-up standby: the airline-food lament. It sounds like an improbable way to hook a likely cell-absorbed crowd, but Witty (his given name, incidentally, not a gimmicky stage name) lands three successive punch lines at Go Bananas Comedy Club in Cincinnati on his way to a knockout performance on Zero Balance.

Biggerstaff, a bouncer-size but genial comic veteran, playfully ushers listeners into the man cave on Enjoy Guys!!, his new album from Rooftop Comedy Productions. Along the 42-minute expedition, Biggerstaff detours amusingly into other male domains, including the men’s room, the locker room and even the stock room.

Adam Norwest is the winner of the 2012 CMT Next Big Comic competition, having beaten out the other competition in online voting as well as the CMT live showcase at the legendary Stardome theatre in Birmingham, AL. On One of a Kind, Adam leaves nothing off of the table as he offers laughs spanning subjects from the normal to bizarre. Performing comedy from a very early age, it's astonishing how early Adam has found his voice. Check out his debut solo album and get to know this star before he rises.

Known for his no-holds-barred style, Kevin Brennan is one of the top standup comedians in the country. Brennan started his comedy career in Chicago but soon relocated to New York City to pursue his dream of being on the Late Show With David Letterman. He shined on his first Letterman appearance which then led to subsequent memorable appearances on Late Night With Conan O'Brien and Last Call With Carson Daly. I Said It is Kevin's first album.

Bryan Bruner is a real guy’s comic. He feels your pain from when you drunkenly fall off the chair and hurt your pride. He feels the strain in your wallet when you go to the cupboard and discover that you’re out of Doritos. If your looking for a comparison, Bruner might best be described as a poor man’s Nick Swardson. And by poor I mean that it’s likely he doesn’t have gas money until he finishes his set and it’s likely he still owes his pot dealer fifty bucks.

Jeremy Essig is the former bass player and guitarist for late-90's (way) underground bands Box of Rocks and The Flaming Moes. To many, however, Jeremy is best known as a stand-up comedian and writer. His comedy, described in NUVO magazine as "Intelligent Cynicism," walks the line between "smart" comedy and mindless indulgence. In a matter of minutes, Essig can move seamlessly between current events and kitchen appliances, weaving the two together with a nod to his love of pop culture.

Eddie Ifft has been both pissing people off and making people laugh his whole life. After a string of dead-end jobs, including being "asked to leave" his father's own insurance company, it was only then did Ifft step onto the stage at an open mic night in his hometown of Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, to see what "two double gin and tonics…a lot of childhood insecurity" and his gift-of-the-controversial gab could do.

With a name like Beehner, one can either resign to be the butt of other people's jokes or write their own. The hilarious Johnny Beehner chose the latter and has been touring extensively, bringing his stories of childhood missteps, newly married life, and The Olive Garden to fans all over. Self-described as a "fifth grader trying to figure out how to be the newly married responsible pet owner", Beehner began his comedy career in Milwaukee while attending college.

Eddie Ifft always knew that his antics in school would pay off someday. If only his parents and teachers knew what the future held. After a brief stint in politics interning for a Senator in Washington DC, Eddie quickly realized that politics was way too serious for him. One random night when he gave stand-up comedy a try at an open-mike night at a Pittsburgh comedy club. Once the spotlight was on him, he knew that was the place for him.

Killian is the type of comedian that is hard not to like - with his boy-next-door image and southern charm, he manages to get away with things that might land some others in an awkward position. Killian has a knack for commanding young audiences, frat boys and sorority girls, while also offering the goods to be enjoyed by an older generation. Featuring some great work on the guitar as well, Killian supplements his stand-up with some great original songs for an added bonus.

Although less incendiary than the explosive Lenny Bruce and more homespun than the irascible Bill Hicks, Ryan Singer nonetheless shares DNA with those great comic commandos, each of whom shot from the lip with howitzers. On How to Get High Without Drugs, Singer seemingly lobs softballs instead of hand grenades when deftly and cleverly deriding hypocrites, homophobes and bigots. But just because he camouflages his contempt in sarcasm does not make him any less of a prickly provocateur than his predecessors.

Before Lisa Landry became a headlining comic with an hour long special, a comedy central Premium Blend and a handful of late night appearances under her belt, she was a sharp and witty stand-up comic roasting her marriage, motherhood and life at large. On her debut album, Landry's voice rings loud as a female voice to reckon with, and puts the ordinary under a microscope to see the humor therein.

Dwayne mixes storytelling, razor-sharp wit and unparalleled charm to deliver a new comedy classic. The album is an epic offering and an extension to Dwayne's already impressive resume. With a recurring segment on the new Jay Leno Show, an appearance on the Tonight Show, four appearances on Late Night with Conan O'Brien, a half hour Comedy Central Presents Special and now his must-have second album, Dwayne proves once again why he's The Smart Comic for Stupid Times.

Comedian Andi Smith, armed with a self-described "dry sense of humor," has been making audiences laugh for the last several years. She flirted with national exposure on NBC's Last Comic Standing - the 34-year-old Smith got booted fairly early, twice - but the St. Louis-based jokeslinger has kept at it, releasing her debut album Home Perm in 2008. Her direct wit and Midwestern charm have helped her win over audiences at home and abroad for years.

A darkly-funny everyman whose shows are nonstop fun, Dave Waite has captured the hearts of comedy fans everywhere. Dave’s swagger, his honesty, and his endless supply of bizarre catchphrases have earned him a reputation as a comic’s comic with broad crossover appeal. There’s no such thing as a "Typical Dave Waite show," as his willingness to be in the moment takes his performances to places that some comedians wouldn’t dare visit.

Dan Gabriel got bit by the comedy bug early in life. Dan grew up immersed in the world-famous San Francisco comedy scene where his mom took him to comedy shows when he was just in grade school. While other kids were trading Garbage Pail Kids, Dan was trying to make his friends listen to Steve Martin albums on his travel-case record player. In college, he stepped up on stage for the first time and was instantly hooked. Since then Dan has worked his way from opening act to nationally touring headliner.

On his debut album, Wizard Hello, comedian Alex Koll immediately pulls the audience into his mystical world, presenting himself as a wizard (of course) and describing the ins-and-outs of “wizard comedy,” which apparently involves telling jokes to magical crystals.