He’s a Little Bit Special
Stephen Lynch has a knack for choosing topics for his songs that make others just a tad uncomfortable. When choosing a subject to sing about, Stephen’s not afraid to touch on the darker side of comedy, whether it be losing a gerbil, having only one testicle, or wanting to sleep with his girlfriend’s sister (she’s a teacher at a junior high school.) Though often disturbing, Lynch’s songs are all in good fun and are usually accompanied by his beautiful guitar playing, but make sure you catch them the first time around, because who knows if we’ll ever be allowed to play them on the air again. If you do happen to miss Stephen live, pick up his two comedy albums A Little Bit Special and Superhero.

Hangin' With Mr. Curry
Since his early days in school playing the part of the class clown, Mark Curry knew he wanted to be a comedian. The problem was that when he first ventured out into the real world, the only place he could find an audience was the drugstore where he worked. But after his customers convinced him to give comedy a legitimate try, Mark was living his dream in no time. After only a few years in comedy, Mark was given the opportunity to perform on his very first HBO special, which in turn led to his sitcom, Hanging With Mr. Cooper. The show had a successful five-year run, but that wouldn’t be the end of his television career. Mark has gone on to host Showtime at the Apollo, Animal Tails and Coming to the Stage and has made guest appearances on countless other sitcoms and talk shows. Though he’s kept busy in Hollywood, Mark makes time to continue doing what he loves best, performing standup comedy in clubs across the country.

Straight From
the Vile File
"Vile File" mastermind Dwight York isn't just a funny comic with a style and delivery all his own, he's also one of the best joke writers and a masters of misdirection you'll ever hear. York comes loaded with an endless arsenal of clever one-liners and short stories ranging from the innocent “They say gambling is a sin, but I’m betting god will forgive me,” to the slightly more bawdy “I brought home a woman from the bar last night but ended up passing out on the couch. I must've grabbed the wrong drink.” Many of these jokes are as fun to read as they are to listen to which is why Dwight has compiled the best of the worst and put them in his book, The Vile File.

Sideshow Double Feature
Now that Tim Bedore's popular editorial, Vague But True, has become a regular feature on the BOB&TOM show, it's hard to believe that one man could find the time to write so many clever pieces. We’re convinced Tim does nothing all day but sit at his keyboard and type because he’s always ready with a new installment of VBT to share with us. Sometimes the topics of his columns are pure fantasy, other times the stories are taken directly from Tim's own life experiences, much like the two that appear on the new B&T CD Sideshow . One is his popular piece about having fun with a SkyMall magazine, while the other is a recollection on the fun he had during his lake cabin vacation. But it doesn't matter where Bedore finds his inspiration, the result is always good clean fun.

The NFL Song - Week 10
Week ten of the 2004 NFL season is in the books, but don't worry if you missed a single second of it because Duke Tumatoe's here with his NFL Song to help you play a game of catch-up. It's like having a VHS copy of the games, without having to adjust the tracking or rewind when your done. It was quite a week of football with the Colts and Eagles putting on an offensive clinic, the Cardinals causing Kurt Warner to lose his job and three games going into overtime. In other exciting news, the Dolphins didn't lose, probably because they were on a bye. What does all this mean? It means Duke has a lot of info to cram into one song so don't you dare miss it, or else you might have to be the one to explain the Giants QB change to Kurt Warner's wife. Plus, stay tuned for the always exciting Bass Talk, and perhaps another one of Chick's popular halftime jokes.

Sorry, Wrong Number
Tom Mabe is in the middle of an ongoing war with the telemarketing industry. His hatred of phone solicitors was born back in his days working as a struggling jingle writer from home. Whenever the phone would ring, Tom filled with joy, hoping it was a client ready to shell out cash for his services. But to his dismay, the voice on the other end of the line would almost always be a telemarketer attempting to sell Mabe something he didn't need. Tom could have done what any ordinary person would do and let this deep rooted anger fester, but instead he turned his aggravation into a profession. Mabe now waits by the phone in anticipation of solicitors, ready to make them sorry they ever picked up the phone. With oddball characters and outlandish situations, Mabe turns the tables on those pesky telemarketers, making their lives a living hell. The best of his reverse prank phone calls have been collected on three CD's, Revenge of the Telemarketers Rounds 1 & 2 and A Wake Up Call For Telemarketers.

FACTOID - Tom Mabe crashed an American Teleservices Association Conference in Washington DC, by using a fake name and credentials. He then took his scheme one step further and placed prank phone calls to the telemarketing agency executives in the middle of the night.

He Doesn't Have Time For Laughs Folks, He's Got a Show To Do
When comedian Greg Hahn takes the stage, he brings an energetic, all-out style of physical humor, one-liners and crowd work with him. He doesn't waste any time trying to solicit laughter; he's out to create immediate pandemonium and panic. Hahn will wear an audience out with his rapid-fire jokes and non-stop style and leave them lying on the floor trying to catch their breath in no time. Though Hahn's resume includes numerous television appearances and headlining countless comedy clubs, his true calling may be as a speaker at corporate functions. Hahn is famous for stepping behind the podium during stuffy business events and pretending to be a guest speaker, only to launch into his bizarre antics. Needless to say, it takes everyone in attendance completely off guard.

Side Note - Greg's famous piece about his golf game is featured on the new BOB&TOM album, Odd Balls.

Music with a Message
Comedian Sean Morey's songs usually contain very heartfelt and well thought out messages. His tune Ghost Chickens in the Sky examines poultry's plight against the farmer's ax, his Man Song discusses the power struggle between men and women and On the Internet is all about how hard it is to find love in today's society. The messages may not sound as profound when accompanied by his banjo, but if you can get past that, these songs might possibly teach you a little about life, love and even yourself. Except for maybe that Hermaphrodite Song, it's just plain weird.

If you'd like to sample some of these wonderful melodies, check out the Sean Morey Audio Page. VIP EXCLUSIVE!