Vic Henley, born and raised in Alabama, was a beloved comedian whose sharp wit, Southern charm, and worldly perspective made him a standout talent. From co-hosting events with George H.W. Bush to being mistaken for a cowboy by Ronald Reagan, Henley’s early brushes with fame only fueled his passion for making people laugh.
He made a name for himself in New York City and beyond, blending down-home humor with smart, observational comedy. His album Redneck License, recorded alongside Jeff Foxworthy, is a perfect example of his signature style. Henley’s talents took him across the globe, from international festivals like Edinburgh and Montreal to appearances on television in both the U.S. and the U.K., and even a writing credit on Sacha Baron Cohen’s Bruno.
Tragically, Vic Henley passed away from cancer in recent years, but his legacy of laughter lives on. A favorite among fans and comedians alike, his work continues to bring joy. For a dose of his comedic brilliance, Redneck License is a ride worth taking.
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