Comedian Mae Martin wrote a rock album. When the world's chaotic, 'So much of life doesn't have a punch line'
LOS ANGELES " When comedian Mae Martin first moved to L.A., they held a monthly residency at Largo at the Coronet. Martin, star of the biting sobriety comedy "Feel Good" and many beloved standpup specials, fell in love with the music history that had passed through the club. "They had the piano that Elliott Smith played, I think, on 'Baby Britain,'" Martin said. "Flanny, who runs Largo, ...