It's Bigger Than Both Of Us!

It's Bigger Than Both Of Us On this sixth album, Brother Dave muses on everything from "space monkeys and astronuts" to the Sears Roebuck catalog. The economy, Hollywood and voting get that special Gardner touch. Hear Brother Dave sing the L&M Cigarette song! There is a good-natured undercurrent of sexual innuendo on this album.
  • LPM/LSP 2761
  • © 1963 Radio Corporation of America
  • Recorded live at The Tidelands, Houston, TX
  • Recording Engineer - Bill Porter
 "Ain't some of the best times you ever had in your life there wasn't a word spake?"
Liner Notes Transcribed By Gary Arnold
The only real question is: from which planet did Brother Dave Gardner start out to get to our moon in the first place? One thing for certain, he is now in a world of his own. So popular is this world that Dave now has several imitators and, while they are – at times – funny, it is only the original, the Dixie Pixie, who knows how far out is "in," how far in is "out," and how down to earth is the World of Dave Gardner.

Dave is a true son of the South, born in Columbia, Tennessee. [NOTE: this information on the album cover is incorrect. Gardner was actually born in Jackson, TN.] After completing his education he followed a musical bent as a drummer/vocalist of relative note. The wild Gardner sense of humor could not remain subdued, however, and soon he was with comedy bits which were so successful that he was appearing with regularity on the Jack Paar "Tonight" TV program. His first album was an instantaneous hit and Dave had both feet in the big-time. Today he gets top billing in the nation’s leading night clubs while widening his vast audience with highly lucrative one-man concerts which are always sell-outs. As we release this, Dave Gardner’s sixth album, he and his family (a lovely wife and two children) make their home in the Hollywood area of California, but the demands of command performances don’t allow him much time there.

But let’s forget the vital statistics. It is much more fun to speculate on whether Brother Dave is a mere mortal who through humor stimulates his listeners to extending their thinking along both abstract and ‘stract lines, or whether Gardner has come through space from some outer planet as a missionary of mirth.

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