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About Amy's Answering Machine, Volume 1: Messages From Mom
About the Artist Amy first realized that the messages which drive her crazy could be entertaining to others when she began performing stand-up comedy two years ago. On the assumption that the best material comes from your own life, she gathered some of her mothers most insane messages and played them on stage, at venues including Carolines Comedy Club and StandUp New York. As a beginning comedian, Amy found her own material would hit on some nights and miss on others, yet audiences consistently howled at her messages from Mom. Instead of dreading my Moms phone messages, Amy says, I actually started to look forward to them. Amy says shes totally dependent on her answering machine since shes virtually never home, with her hectic career as Executive Vice President and Creative Group Head at a major New York advertising agency. She has won dozens of advertising awards including five Clios, three Lions at the Cannes Festival, and an Emmy. Product Description For more than a decade, Amy Borkowsky saved the actual phone messages left for her by her hilariously overprotective mother. This first CD collection has been featured on the "Today" show and NPR "Morning Edition." Listen and laugh as Mom advises Amy on the safest clothes to wear in case of a plane crash . . . warns her of an impending snowstorm . . . tries to fix her up with millionaire bachelors from a talk show . . . reminds her to go the the bathroom before getting in line at the DMV . . . and more! Review Amy Borkowsky turns her mother's relentless advice into a hilarious CD! --People Magazine Amy's Answering Machine features 28 messages of hilarious overconcern from her mother...Thanks to this CD, full-grown and perfectly independent adults whose mothers worry about them as if they were still children can find comfort in the fact that they are not alone. --New York Times Laugh your head off...hilarious! --Cosmopolitan
