''More of the Best of Bill Cosby'' (1970) is the 13th album by Bill Cosby. It is his second compilation album containing favorites from his tenure with

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, which had just been completed earlier that year. Oddly, this second volume includes "The Apple", which had already been included on the first volume.

Track listing

Side 1

# Two Daughters – 5:16 (from ''

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'') # Toss of the Coin – 2:30 (from '' Bill Cosby Is a Very Funny Fellow...Right!'') # Conflict – 1:19 (from ''

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'') # Dogs and Cats – 2:57 (from ''

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'') # Smoking – 2:50 (from ''Revenge'') # Shop – 2:13 (from '' Why Is There Air?'')

Side 2

# Karate – 5:00 (from ''...Right!'') # Oops – 1:48 (from '' I Started Out as a Child'') # The Apple – 1:43 (from ''To Russell, My Brother...'') # Hofstra – 8:00 (from ''Why Is There Air?'')

References

1970 greatest hits albums Bill Cosby compilation albums Spoken word albums by American artists Live spoken word albums Warner Records compilation albums 1970s comedy albums {{1960s-album-stub