New Rudy Ray Moore Compilation Hits Stores Features Classic & New Material
Legendary comedian and actor Rudy Ray Moore will released a compilation of his works on the new album The Best Of Rudy Ray Moore And Friends via RNB Entertainment Group's imprint, The Pen.
The new disc set will feature a collection of Moore's works including classic skits, along with first-time-ever-on-CD comedians like Billie McAllister, Lady Reed, and Jerry Walker.
"We are ecstatic about this release, which is destined to become an instant collectors item, and which will help bring Rudy a few more well-deserved props," stated Tom Cartwright and Warren Foster of RNB Entertainment Group.
Billed as the "Godfather of Rap" and "The King of Party Records," Moore has served as an inspiration to a slew of Hip Hop artists, including the late Eazy-E, Ice-T and Snoop Dogg, who enlisted Moore as guest in his 1994 music video for "Doggy Dogg World."
In the mid-1960's, Moore starred as Dolemite, a smooth talking mythical black hero with super strength who could kill women with the power of his lovemaking.
He released several albums under the moniker Dolemite, but the albums were so raunchy that they were regularly banned from record stores.
The 79-old comedian also made history as the first black artist to have two releases on the Billboard charts simultaneously.
The Best Of Rudy Ray Moore And Friends hit stores yesterday (Aug. 29.)
The new disc set will feature a collection of Moore's works including classic skits, along with first-time-ever-on-CD comedians like Billie McAllister, Lady Reed, and Jerry Walker.
"We are ecstatic about this release, which is destined to become an instant collectors item, and which will help bring Rudy a few more well-deserved props," stated Tom Cartwright and Warren Foster of RNB Entertainment Group.
Billed as the "Godfather of Rap" and "The King of Party Records," Moore has served as an inspiration to a slew of Hip Hop artists, including the late Eazy-E, Ice-T and Snoop Dogg, who enlisted Moore as guest in his 1994 music video for "Doggy Dogg World."
In the mid-1960's, Moore starred as Dolemite, a smooth talking mythical black hero with super strength who could kill women with the power of his lovemaking.
He released several albums under the moniker Dolemite, but the albums were so raunchy that they were regularly banned from record stores.
The 79-old comedian also made history as the first black artist to have two releases on the Billboard charts simultaneously.
The Best Of Rudy Ray Moore And Friends hit stores yesterday (Aug. 29.)
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