Lighten Up and Laugh (2004)
The second installment of Ken Davis and Friends comedy concerts with performances by Jeff Allen, CPR, Daren Streblow and Nazareth.
Top billed cast
Ken DavisHimself- NazarethHimself
Jeff AllenHimself
Daren StreblowHimself
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