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George Leroy Tirebiter: The Complete Collection

by David Ossman

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Radio wunderkind George Leroy Tirebiter was a radio star while still a teenager, a Hollywood director in his twenties, and blacklisted in his thirties. The Firesign Theatre discovered him and made him the star of their third album "Don't Crush That Dwarf, Hand Me The Pliers" in 1970. All this time he's stayed insanely prolific, and as he nears 100 we're proud to bring together all of his surviving radio & stage work in one 7-hour collection.

Includes episodes from his classic sitcom "Hollywood Madhouse", the kiddie show "Young Tom Edison", the noir "Max Morgan: Crime Cabby", variety show "Radio Follies", dramas "The Ronald Reagan Murder Case" and "New Mexican Overdrive" and much more. Featuring special guest appearances by Phil Proctor, Melinda Peterson, Phil Austin, and Mark A. Ward and Richard Procter ("The Fabulous Deluxe Brothers").

And don't miss these fabulous related videos on YouTube:

THE BIG BROADCAST OF 1976
Yes, the first half of "Big Broadcast of 1976" survives on video! Truly great radio to watch! (28:08)

NEPTUNE ALL NIGHT (1989): GEORGE LEROY TIREBITER
In August 1989 GLT called in to "Neptune All Night" on PBS on the occasion of Voyager 2's fly-by of Neptune, and talked about his adventures directing grade-Z sci-fi movies in the 1950s. (7:15)

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released December 22, 2020

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The Firesign Theatre Los Angeles, California

The Firesign Theatre emerged from Radio Free Oz, a Los Angeles underground radio program, in 1966. Over five decades they released over two dozen comedy albums and ten books of plays. Their album "Don't Crush That Dwarf, Hand Me the Pliers" was inducted into the Library of Congress recording registry in 2005. ... more

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