Long before Eddie Murphy, Andrew Dice Clay or Howard Stern raised the ire of censors and threatened the delicate sensibilities of mainstream American good taste, there was Redd Foxx, arguably the most notorious "blue" comic of his day. Salty and scatological, Foxx’s material broke new ground with its point-blank riffs and brazen discussions of sex and color, and although his party albums were generally banned from white-owned record stores, the comedian's funky narrative style and raspy delivery proved highly influential on comic talents of all ethnic backgrounds.

Recorded live in Los Angeles at the Redd Foxx club during the mid-70s.