Mardi Gras Live February 2004, by Phil Johnson and Roadside Attraction

Mardi Gras Live February 2004

by Phil Johnson and Roadside Attraction

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Celebrate Mardi Gras anytime with this 1 hour live concert bootleg recorded at The Englander in San Leandro, CA in February 2004.

As bootlegs from the vault go sometimes, the last bit of the final track "Rumpalicious Booty Shaker" is missing. Technical glitch at the time of recording. Frankly, it was probably too long anyway. :)

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released February 11, 2013

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Phil Johnson is a man who gets mistaken for a woman, but only by those not paying attention. That revelation kicks off a battle for self-awareness where comedy and music are the weapons of choice. It’s a battle that has taken Phil to such esteemed festivals as the Edinburgh Fringe and Sundance Film Festivals and the Top 8 Finals of the World Series of Comedy. ... more