bountyhunterseven,

The name of the bit is "White And Black People," which is on disc 5 (Wanted/Richard Pryor - Live In Concert (Pt. 1)) of the boxed set.

<t>Visitor,<br/> <br/> It's from a bit called "Women" from the album LIVE ON THE SUNSET STRIP (1982), which is only available on CD as part of the 9-disc ..AND IT'S DEEP TOO! THE COMPLETE WARNER BROS. RECORDINGS (1968-1992) boxed set. And you can see him do in the LIVE ON THE SUNSET STRIP film, whic...

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<t>smjmcomic,<br/> Sadly, only Otis Williams and Dennis Edwards (the latter of whom replaced David Ruffin in 1968) are still alive from the group's line-up until through 1971--which is the period when they had the vast majority of their hits. I had the pleasure of meeting the Temps' bass singer, Mel...

JTF,
Yeah, I know about Elbridge Bryant of the pre-David Ruffin Temps. I meant the "original" Temps once they started having hits. I'm impressed that you knew about him.

<t>I miss...<br/> <br/> John Lennon<br/> George Harrison<br/> Jimi Hendrix<br/> Marvin Gaye<br/> Curtis Mayfield<br/> David Ruffin, Eddie Kendricks, Paul Williams & Melvin Franklin (4 out of the 5 original Temptations)<br/> Malcolm X (It's not too hard to speculate what he'd think of George W.)<...

<t>Visitor,<br/> All of the stuff you mentioned was released on albums issued by Laff Records during Richard's '70s-'80s heyday, even though it was recorded between 1966 and 1972. Some of the Laff albums were reissued on CD during the mid-'90s, but they are now out-of-print. The best of it (includin...

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darren in japan,
Pryor's 1974 album was THAT NIGGER'S CRAZY, featuring such bits as "Nigger With A Seizure," "Have Your Ass Home By 11:00," "Exorcist," "Wino Dealing With Dracula," and "Wino & Junkie." Is that the one?

<t>PryorBruce,<br/> From having listened to and studied hours upon hours of Richard's stand-up gigs over the years, it seems to have been a mixture of prepared material, which he would sometimes hone, fine-tune, and reshape over the course of several years, and improv. Even with the prepared stuff, ...