Just a Guy

Notes from a Blue Collar Life

Bill Engvall has been making people laugh professionally for more than 20 years, and along with Jeff Foxworthy, Larry the Cable Guy, and Ron White, is a founding member of the superstar Blue Collar Comedy Tour. In this audiobook, Engvall explains what it means to be ‘just a guy' using all-new stories from his own life. Bill has always lived with his heart in the right place and his brain often missing in action—it's not his fault, he's just a guy.

Fans will recognize the family-friendly humor that they know from his live act, his Blue Collar CDs and DVDs, and his solo Comedy Central specials.

Just A Guy brings the final piece of the Blue Collar empire into audiobook form for the very first time and is sure to be a popular Father's Day gift for the millions of fans who've launched Bill Engvall and Blue Collar from a groundbreaking act into a multimedia cultural phenomenon.

Well Worth The Time!

It was great to get the back story of the greatest comedian of all time in my humble opinion. It was like having a friend with you while you were driving down the road.

More philosophically deep than funny

Overall I found the presentation quite moving. I came here for the laughs. And Bill certainly delivered on the laughs. However I got much much more than I expected. I got deep insights into life, family, growing up and other items. I got the book expecting the audible equivalent of a good soda and got the audible equivalent of a soda with a side of Texas BBQ that would serve 20 people. Good job Bill!

Awesome

I absolutely loved this book. I love billing ball he is super funny besides I’d rather watch him do a comedy thing then that Ron white guy don’t really like him because he’s too crass and rude about women

Totally pleasantly surprised.

I’ve always like Bill Engvall. But never knew how truly awesome, funny, and deep he can truly be. This book has made me even more of a fan for sure. Completely awesome. From beginning to end.

Nice Guy!

I have been a Bill Engvall fan for a very long time. There was a lot of humor but I really liked the memories and tender moments he shared. It kind of felt special listening to it now (2022) as Bill is retiring, a grandpa and his son just got married.