Iactually got to meet him and he is the best. He pulled up in a mini-van to go watermelon (and other produce and such) shoping at a local grocey store before a performance. One of those double-take things. Nah . . . is it? Without his bowler or driving capyou'd hardly look twice. (He's kindasmall as well).Prior to the performance he came out and talked to the audience (that's where he posed and signed autographs). He worked darned hard at making sure everyone had a good time - did all the stage set-up and everything but the lights and sound himself. Truly impressive. There were a couple obnoxious hecklers (plastered) and the first few times he ad-libbed great put downs. Third time he stopped the show and had security remove them. "Folks paid good money to be entertained by me, and you're not going to ruin it for them." or something along those lines.

The man's brilliant and has two acts: the Sledge-a-matic at the end, but before that he puts on a great show of all new (to me) things with a lot of audience participation. If you get a chance he's worth seeing.