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Best of Bert and I: Celebrating 50 Years of Stories from Downeast [Audio CD] Bryan, Robert and Dodge, Marshall
$15.75
The Best of Bert and I: Celebrating 50 Years of Stories From Down East CD features the best routines selected from the four original Bert and I CDs, plus stories taken from Bert and I on Stage and The Down East Smile-In television show featuring Marshall Dodge. All tracks on this commemorative CD have been digitally remastered for clarity. These thirty-four stories wonderfully capture the groundbreaking, iconic brilliance of Dodge and Bryan, and include Bert and I, Which Way to Millinocket?, Set ‘er Again, Gagnon, and No News.
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