Jeff Foxworthy - Totally Committed (1998)

The largest selling comedy recording artist in history is totally committed in this all new hour of stand-up! Jeff takes aim at every moving target he can lay his sights on - from the perils and pitfalls of marriage, through the aging process, to his popular insights into what it takes to make a redneck.

Good for the Married Couples

Jeff Foxworthy as all might know is extremely proud of his red-neck upbringing and his on-going relationship with the red-neck community. However, this particular skit was hilarious for the married couple. It was a definite good buy, especially since I got it for 50% off during the holiday season.

This CD is excellent to share with your spouse on a weekend night together. Constantly sharing laughs all the way through. February 11, 2007

Jeff Foxworthy--Totally Committed

If you are a Jeff Foxworthy fan, you will love this one!! Just good, clean humor. He always finds the humor of growing up and living in the south without degrading or humiliating its citizens. You don't need to be from the south to understand this humor. Even the "high brow" well-educated will love this!!
Pam August 20, 2006

Pretty Good

Pretty good. Not as good as he is in "Blue Collar Comedy Tour", although a little material is common between them. Not as good as the original Redneck stuff, but definitely an enjoyable hour of comedy. May 19, 2004

Jeff Foxworthy delivers Laughs

When you get a Jeff Foxworthy Comedy video he delivers the laughter. The entire family can enjoy this comedy as it is not R-rated like many other comedians. Nothing wrong with R-rated but Foxworthy provides laughs without the hardcore language or body motions many comedians must use to get you laughing. This "good ol' boy" humor is fun,clean & intelligent.You don't even have to be Southern to find this Redneck humor amusing. You may not laugh out loud at everything but it's worth the money & time to enjoy it. His best efforts by far are: "The Blue Collar Comedy Tour" which is on dvd & vhs and "You might be a Redneck if". July 1, 2003

Hillbilly Humor

This is not Jeff Foxworthy's greatest concert recording. Indeed, in many ways it's distinctly lacking, and many audience members will notice what is lacking right away: any "You Might Be a Redneck If..." routines.

Still, this concert film is a good bridge between Foxworthy's earlier material and the Blue Collar Comedy Tour (which drew heavily on this content). Laughing about the difference between rednecks and sophisticated people replaces his other Redneck material, and we also get musings like what the artist wishes he knew, and the horror of a bikini wax. Parts of this concert feel a little forced - one gets the feeling Foxworthy tore this material off rather quickly to satisfy contractual obligations with HBO - but on the whole it's pretty good.

This concert will appeal primarily to those who are already established fans of Foxworthy and his distinctive sense of humor. Newcomers would be better advised to pick up the "You Might Be a Redneck If..." or "Games Rednecks Play" albums. Still, if you already know you like Jeff Foxworthy, this is a pretty sharp album, and no waste of your funds. April 14, 2003

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