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One of the greatest and most well known comedians of all time! Get ready to laugh urass off as Redd Foxx (Sanford and Son) entertains as only he can! Including some of Foxx's greatest jokes, "I Ain't... more

Redd Foxx, real name John Elroy Sanford, became well-known in the USA as a stand-up comedian during the 1950s, developing a raunchy night-club act on the east coast and finding fame when Dinah... more

This 1967 album captures Foxx raunchy 'n' ribald in front of a loud 'n' loose crowd. One of our favorite lines comes when Redd describes how his dad used to get out of buying gifts on Christmas by... more

This wasn't just Redd's first release for the Loma label, but it was the label's first release, period! And it was recorded in Hollywood, which, as the liner notes say, "is used to pretty zippy... more

Redd has his way with the hippies, all right, casting a suitably skeptical eye at the Free Love movement. "The stuff is no good," he says, "but the price is right!" From 1968.

This 1969 album was recorded live at his own Redd Foxx Club in Los Angeles. So, he does indeed, as the back cover proclaims, let it all hang out.

Redd had the high rollers rollin' in the aisles at this 1967 gig at the Aladdin. Among the topics we can list here: electric can openers, unbuttoned maternity frocks, virgin hairs from the hind leg... more

Subtitled "Recorded Live…Where It's At," this 1967 album captures Foxx in his natural environment, raunchy 'n' ribald in front of a loud 'n' loose crowd.

23 tracks that tell what it was like to be black in America during the '60s. Over half of these songs have never been on CD; some have achieved anthemic status. Includes To Be Young, Gifted and Black... more