"The Black Redneck" Comedian
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"The Black Redneck" Comedian
Singer * Songwriter &  Comedian
"The Clean Comedian"
    Howard Alexander  has been traveling the US and Canada Singing   
    Gospel, Country, Rock & Roll music even writing some of his own
    songs.

  •  Traveling Songs  
  •  Traveling Trailer Man
  •  Road Fever
  •  Don't Bother Knocking While The Trailer Is Rocking etc.
  • Comedy Song Writer.

 

       My first time on stage

    I was born down on the form in Arkansas.
    We were share croppers so there was nothing to do but
    pick cotton, enjoy the countryside and the family.

    My mom taught the kids how to read and write from the
    time we were born so I only spent 4 days in the first grade,
    they moved me to the second grade and that gave me a
    head start in life.

    My first time on stage was a dare by the teacher, she
    caught me playing the Harmonica when she returned to the
    CLASSroom unexpectedly, she told that if i did not play for the
    school play that was to be held in a few days that she was
    going to take my harmonica away.

    The horrible thing that happened on stage was this. They
    introduced another harmonica player just before me, T his
    guy sounded so wonderful that the crowd went wild, when
    he finished,  I was an amateur so when I was introduced, I
    only played about 40 seconds, by the time the applause
    died down for the first guy, I  was finished, that made the
    whole audience start laughing at me, so I, without any
    shame i took my bow and walked off the stage.

    That was my first experience on stage and from that time
    on I have been hooked on entertainment.

              Another funny thing

    I was singing gospel music around 1986 when I just
    happened to stop by a music store with my wife, the store
    owner was demonstrating this little Karaoke machine when
    I got to where they were standing, the owner took the mike
    from the guy and handed it to me, the song that was
    playing was Elvis Presley singing (Where Could I Go But
    The Lord) I know the song so I started singing and finished
    the song. The owner looked at me and said, you know, you
    could make a very good living doing this?

    Within a day or two I was booked with that little machine
    and never looked back.


    How I got discovered for country music

    I had been doing gospel music for a little while when in the
    first month or two of 1988, I was asked to compete in a
    contest at Gilley's Night Club in Pasadena, Texas
    ,(This is the place where the
    movie Urban Cowboy was done) I was very excited
    about it because this was a historic place so I decided
    to inter and on the night of the contest, my agent
    and I were the first to arrive.

    I was not a happy camper because the place was very cold
    and I figured I'm probably going to freeze before this thing
    is over.

    When I signed up I had to list 3 songs, I was told that the
    band leader would pick one of these songs for me to use
    for the contest.

    Just before my time came, the band leader came to me and
    said, hey man, this is a honky-tonk and we don't know no
    gospel songs, I said OK and started to leave when he
    stopped me and said hey, wait a minute, we know two
    songs, I Saw The Light and Amazing Grace, I said OK, lets
    do Amazing Grace.

    Now here comes the fun, I had never played with this band
    before so we started out at different times, when they
    started to play I had already started to sing so we all
    stopped, at the same time and looked at each other, finally,
    he said hey, lets all just go at the same time!

    I got an applause and took my seat.

    Several singers competed that night, so I just sat there
    and enjoyed myself.

    Then a young man come over to my table and introduced
    himself as T.J. Worth of Worth Records, he said that if I
    would sing country western music that he would sign me to
    his Label, even if I did not want to sing country, he offered
    to do a demo for me free of charge.

    I said thanks, but you know, I had never sung in a Honky -
    Tonk in my life and this was something I would have to
    think about long and hard. Even though I was born around
    this kind of music a had enjoyed it all my life.

    Well I did sign with Mr. Worth a little later, we cut a single
    promoted it, and it charted very high on the country  charts.
    The rest is history.

    I will be entertaining for the rest of my life.

    If you or someone you know would like to book me for
    country music and stand-up comedy, please contact me,

      Howard Alexander,
    "The Black Redneck" Comedian
                                                832-746-3272   Click  here for bookings
     

     
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    E-Mail....zmary123@yahoo.com
     
















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