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The Nixon Abria Comedy Album is a compilation of mostly funny songs and comedy bits recorded as the mood struck, that revolve around the life of a guy who lives in Chicago. Many are autobiographical, based on true-life incidents, but for the sake of marital harmony, are all based on "fictional characters". Mr. Abria has been in the music business since the 1960's and has played with numerous local Chicago bands, including one that actually backed up a famous girl-child country western star in 1975. Upon realizing country music was not his chosen field (6 years of college ruled this out) Nixon secured a job in the sparkling world of advertising, writing memorable campaigns for the "Largest Advertising Agency in Chicago"; and then started a recording studio when they decided advertising was not his chosen field either. He still is in the advertising field, proving the giant agency wrong, doing radio commercials and voice-overs for hundreds of satisfied customers coast to coast. Check out the artist's website: http://www.radiocityrecording.com Track List: 1. What Do I gotta Do to get some Head? 2. The Horserace 3. A Dysfunctional Family Christmas 4. The Vulgar Opera 5. I'm going Def 6. I Promise that I'll never call you Mom 7. You've been treatin' me too bad too long 8. Miracle on Mag Mile 9. Chicagoese Language Lab 10. HorseRace 2: Daughters 11. Misc compilation Suggested CDs:Other Genres:
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