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01) Stephen Foster
02) Faith Healer
03) Black Brains
04) Prose and Poetry
05) Makin' Sandwiches
06) Country Boy
07) Atlanta GA
08) Sniffing Pepper
09) I Love You
10) Raffle Ticket
11) Everything's Big
12) Rat Trap
13) Doorknob
14) Teflon
15) Organ Transplant
16) Get Tight
17) Lincoln
18) Say Hamburger
19) Kiss Urass Goodbye
01) Stephen Foster
02) Faith Healer
03) Black Brains
04) Prose and Poetry
05) Makin' Sandwiches
06) Country Boy
07) Atlanta GA
08) Sniffing Pepper
09) I Love You
10) Raffle Ticket
11) Everything's Big
12) Rat Trap
13) Doorknob
14) Teflon
15) Organ Transplant
16) Get Tight
17) Lincoln
18) Say Hamburger
19) Kiss Urass Goodbye
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2:29
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2:33
2:53
4:11
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This isn't your parents's Sanford & Son Redd Foxx! This disc presents a ton of really good routines and one-liners from the man who started "blue" comedy. Richard Pryor and Lenny Bruce both come out of this man, and it shows fairly well on this disc. It's not as nasty or blue as some of his other records, but it does show Foxx at the top of his form telling stories ("Letter To A Wife" is incredible, even by today's standards) and joke after joke after joke. The man is an encyclopedia of dirty jokes, and balances his whole act with a strong grip on class, which, considering some of the content, is genius unto itself.
You can find dirtier Foxx, but this collection is a great break-in point for any other purchases you might consider. If you like this one, you'll dig the other stuff. If you don't, lean off it all. This is a great collection of material and scope of Foxx's work.
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This isn't your parents's Sanford & Son Redd Foxx! This disc presents a ton of really good routines and one-liners from the man who started "blue" comedy. Richard Pryor and Lenny Bruce both come out of this man, and it shows fairly well on this disc. It's not as nasty or blue as some of his other records, but it does show Foxx at the top of his form telling stories ("Letter To A Wife" is incredible, even by today's standards) and joke after joke after joke. The man is an encyclopedia of dirty jokes, and balances his whole act with a strong grip on class, which, considering some of the content, is genius unto itself.
You can find dirtier Foxx, but this collection is a great break-in point for any other purchases you might consider. If you like this one, you'll dig the other stuff. If you don't, lean off it all. This is a great collection of material and scope of Foxx's work.
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