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rudy ray moore rings n thangs mp3 free download Rudy Ray Moore - Disco Godfather (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (2016) Artist : Rudy Ray Moore Title : Disco Godfather (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Year Of Release : 2019 Label : Warrior Records Genre : Soundtrack; Disco; Funk; Soul Quality : FLAC (tracks) Total Time : 1:11:49 Total Size : 357 MB WebSite : Album Preview. In 1979, inspired by the massive success of both Saturday Night Fever and The Godfather movies, shock comedian Rudy Ray Moore created Disco Godfather, as a black-POV parody of the disco phenomenon. Disco Godfather is a classic Blaxploitation movie about an ex-cop, with a talent for both martial arts and jive, who sets out to fight the PCP epidemic taking over his neighbourhood. Directed by J. Robert Wagoner, the film stars Rudy Ray Moore (who also co-produced the film) and established genre actress Carol Speed. Already a legendary X-rated comedy star by the 1970’s, Rudy Ray Moore later transitioned into movies. With the money he earned performing in clubs he financed Dolemite (1975) which would turn out to be his most iconic and successful film. Moore returned to performing stand-up during the '80s and '90s and gained a new fan base when rappers like Snoop Dogg and Busta Rhymes began sampling his records and hailing him as “the Godfather of Rap” for his use of rhymes in dialogue. In 2018 (10 years after Moore’s death), it was announced that Craig Brewer (Hustle and Flow) would direct the upcoming biographical-dramedy “Dolemite Is My Name “about Rudy Ray Moore. The Netflix film will star Eddie Murphy as Rudy, other cast members will include Wesley Snipes and Chris Rock. Every cool film needs a cool soundtrack, so the movie’s producers turned to the band Juice People Unlimited to crank out a funky disco flavour bomb. This studio band consisted of many noted musicians, including legendary drummer James Gadsen (one of the most recorded drummers in R&B music, having played on hundreds of hit records); bass player David Shields (Smokey Robinson, Patti Labelle, Gloria Gaynor); guitarist Paul Jackson Jr. (The Temptations, The Pointer Sisters, Bobby Womack); guitarist Wali Ali (Rick James, Marvin Gaye) & percussionist Melvin Webb (The Gap Band, Janet Jackson). The funky tunes on this album were written and arranged by the legendary Ernie Fields Jr., recognised for his baritone sax work with such iconic artists as Marvin Gaye, Rick James and Freddie Hubbard. Fields’ other credits include working as a session musician for (as well as touring with) Fred Wesley in the 1990s … and more recently his involvement as a music contractor for American Idol, The Voice and X Factor. Delivering four lengthy tracks (including trippy sound effects and slurry nasally vocals), the band succeeds in capturing the essence of the movies’ message and concept perfectly. With distinct nods to the drug hallucination sequences depicted in the film, the repetitive funky disco groove reflects a state of trance that fits the imagery on the film like a glove. The original (and never before reissued) 1979 vinyl soundtrack has become a highly sought-after album due to its incredibly high caliber of respected studio performers and collaborators. Strange Disc Records now proudly presents a deluxe vinyl reissue (1000 copies) containing an insert with unseen pictures and extensive and exclusive liner notes. Tracklist: 01. Rudy Ray Moore - Disco Godfather (11:12) 02. Rudy Ray Moore - Shermanizing/One Way Ticket To Hell (5:45) 03. Rudy Ray Moore - I Never Wanted To Say Goodbye (8:54) 04. Rudy Ray Moore - Spaced Out (9:01) 05. Rudy Ray Moore - Disco Godfather Audio Trailer (0:57) 06. Rudy Ray Moore - On Set Audio From The Film Shoot (Part 1) (14:24) 07. Rudy Ray Moore - On Set Audio From The Film Shoot (Part 2) (8:58) 08. Rudy Ray Moore - On Set Audio From The Film Shoot (Part 3) (12:38) Rudy Ray Moore. If Redd Foxx was the king of the party record during the '50s and '60s, then certainly Rudy Ray Moore upped the ante during the '70s with a succession of triple-X-rated platters that were so hot most stores could only sell them under the counter, even during the height of the sexual revolution. His best routines, usually spoken in rhyme, presaged the rap revolution in music by a good 20 years, while his acting roles, starring in such classics as Dolemite, The Human Tornado, and Petey Wheatstraw, remain some of the great blaxploitation movies of that decade. Among his releases were 1970's Eat Out More Often, 1971's Dirty Dozens, and 1996's This Ain't No White Christmas. Greatest Hits. An X-rated comedian who has used jazz and R&B accompaniment when delivering his raunchy rhymes, Rudy Ray Moore has been called the Godfather of Rap (a title that has also been used to describe sociopolitical soulster Gil Scott-Heron). Among non-Black audiences, Moore was never as well known as Richard Pryor, Eddie Murphy or Redd Foxx, but he has commanded a loyal cult following in the Black community and has influenced hip-hoppers ranging from the 2 Live Crew to Ice-T to Big Daddy Kane (who hired him as a guest on his 1990 recording "Big Daddy Vs. Dolemite"), not to mention Blowfly. A perfect introduction to Moore's 1970s work, this 1997 CD boasts such outrageously funny cult classics as "Dolemite," "Signifying Monkey" and "Hurricane Annie." Moore doesn't hesitate to be sexually explicit, and many of his characters were pimps, players, hustlers and prostitutes. Admittedly, Moore isn't for everyone. 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