I bought this on a lark as a teenager. Thought I was the only person on the planet with a copy!

This is one of those "adults only" stand-up comedy albums that was the bread and butter of labels like Laff in the 1970s. Most of the material here is the standard setup/punchline anecdote, often sexual in nature. But what stood out to me on this album were a couple of rhyming, proto-rap story routines, one of which is the title track. The only other place I've previously encountered that style of humor is on Rudy Ray Moore's LPs (and movies) from this same period of time.