Warren, Rusty

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	Banned In Boston? New - Vinyl - JGM 2049 Sealed 1963 original. "Banned in Boston?" is an album by comedian and singer Rusty Warren, released in 1961. Known for her risqué humor and bold performances, Warren's work on this album captures her act during a time when her material was considered controversial. The title itself plays on the idea that Warren's performances were too provocative for conservative audiences, particularly in Boston, where moral standards were famously strict. The album features Warren’s comedic monologues and songs that touch on themes of sexuality and relationships, delivered with a candidness that was unusual for the era. Warren's performance on "Banned in Boston?" showcases her talent for blending humor with social commentary. Her work often pushed boundaries and challenged societal norms, making her a pioneering figure in comedy. The album is a reflection of the changing attitudes of the early 1960s, capturing a moment in time when performers were beginning to explore more daring and adult content in their acts. "Banned in Boston?" stands as a testament to Rusty Warren’s influence and the evolving landscape of comedic entertainment. more
	In Orbit Used - Vinyl - JGM 2044 Beautiful Mono Original. Appears Unplayed. more
	Knockers Up! Used - Vinyl - JGM 2029 Beautiful, Extremely Heavy Vinyl, Mono Original. more
	Rusty Rides Again New - Vinyl - JGM 2064 more
	Rusty Rides Again New - Vinyl - JGM 2064 Sealed 1967 Original. more
	Sinsational New - Vinyl - JGM 2034 Sealed 1961 original. Known for her bold and risqué humor, Rusty Warren broke new ground with this album, which features a series of monologues and songs that tackle themes of sex and relationships with a candid and humorous approach. Warren's distinct style, characterized by her sharp wit and fearless commentary, resonated particularly with women of the era, as she encouraged them to embrace their sexuality and challenge societal norms. The album includes tracks such as "Bounce Your Boobies" and "He'll Come Home," which highlight Warren's ability to blend humor with social commentary. Her performance style, which incorporates lively piano accompaniment and a conversational tone, creates an engaging and entertaining listening experience. "Sinsational" solidified Rusty Warren's reputation as a pioneering figure in comedy, and the album's success helped pave the way for future female comedians to explore similar themes in their work. more