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Legend Of Dolemite, The: Bigger & Badder (2002)
Rating:
Starring: Moore, Rudy Ray
Director: Ross Guidici
Category: Action / Adventure
Studio: Xenon Entertainment
Subtitles:
[None]
Length:
60 mins

 
 

 

Rudy Ray Moore tells us all as only he can in this all-new retrospective of his fine, fine super-fine career.From his humble post-war beginnings as turbaned adagio dancer, comedian and singer Prince Dumar to his crowning as "King of the Party Records," Rudy Ray guides us through his struggles with the music industry establishment and his efforts to press and promote his own records when nobody else would.

In the late '60 Rudy made his first party record, and the rest is X-rated history.His liberal use of "explicit language" gave the green light to legendary comedians like Redd Foxx and "Moms" Mabely, whose recorded material quickly went from risqu