1. Second Down and Goal to Go
2. Ole Brumey Wasn't Runnin' a Coon
3. The Public School Music Class Learns a Song
4. I'm That Country
5. Marcel Says No School Today
6. Peanut Boilin Was Required
7. Life at Route Four -- Liberty Mississippi
8. How to Back into Show Business
9. Three Footballs in a Game Ain't Fair
10. All About Clovis Ledbetter
11. Marcel Wins a Bet
12. The Ole Timey Ice Box
13. Uncle Virsi Ledbetter
14. Brother Sonny Goes to Church
15. My Mama Made Biscuits
16. The Flying Jenny
17. King Solomon Said
18. Signaling for a Fair Catch
19. Little Katy Learns a Lesson
20. What Christmas Means to Me
Clower Power
- Audio CD: 0 pages (1995-08-01)
- Publisher: Mca Special Products
- Label: Mca Special Products
- Format: Original recording reissued, Original recording remastered
- Studio: Mca Special Products
- Average Customer Review:
 based on 4 reviews
- Sales Rank in Music: #61064
Avg. Customer Review:
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating: 
Summary: Good, clean country humor 2003-03-25
Comment: Jerry Clower is the funniest man to ever live, in my opinion, and I really regret the fact that he passed away just a couple of months before I actually had the chance to see him live back in 1998. As a proud Southerner myself, I love his thoroughly Southern humor; the man was country, and he was proud of it. He was also a deeply religious man who expressed his beliefs in a poignant yet quiet way, usually ending his albums with some words of advice on how to be a better person. Clower Power, released in 1973, was Jerry Clower's third album. Clower was at his best when telling longer stories such as Knock `Em Out, John or Marcel's Talking Chain Saw, but there are some real gems among the twenty short, hilarious stories on this album. Of particular interest is How to Back Into Show Business, in which he describes his transformation from fertilizer peddler to famous country comedian. There are plenty of stories about growing up in rural Mississippi and vignettes of the unforgettable Ledbetter family, particularly Uncle Versey, Marcel (of chain saw fame), and Clovis (who wanted to be a log truck instead of a little boy). Jerry Clower was just naturally funny; he could have read the obituaries and had a multitude of otherwise serious men and women rolling in the aisles with laughter. He is the epitome of family entertainment and the perfect instructor on the art of enjoying life to its fullest no matter what your situation.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating:
Summary: Some very funny stuff (and some filler) 2002-02-23
Comment: I agree with the reviewer who says that this is not as funny as "Greatest Hits." That said, however, there is some very funny stuff here that is NOT on "Greatest Hits." Buy this one at the bargain basement price and transfer the gems to your own "greatest hits" tape or CD. The sound quality on "Clower Power" is fine and some of the material is absolutely hilarious.
6 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating: 
Summary: Get what you pay for 1999-12-23
Comment: This cd is not as funny as his other ones. I recommend "Greatest Hits" with many of his more famous stories about marcel ledbetter, coon hunting,etc.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating:
Summary: Jerry =Funny 1998-12-08
Comment: This was Jerry's best ever. I could not stop laughing through out the album. His "backwoods" tales remind me of my grandfather's stories of the rural south. I highly recommend this work!
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