Mafia Nightclub | Richard Pryor: Live On The Sunset Strip (1982) | Now Comedy

[@nathangoddard8115]

This is 40 years old and funny as hell. A timeless comedian.

[@cheezeeanyone]

So true. Richard was for real, no holding back. Will never be another.

[@VANNYRAMS]

Search up Rodney dangerfield, now that’s timeless money

[@brawlmaster127]

Richard was a genius so fucking funny😂😂

[@nolancho]

Oh shut up! Duhhhhhhh. Don't care what you think 😊

[@SamLopezI]

Pryor and Carlin were the best!

[@demonicsweaters]

Richard Pryor was probably the best storyteller standup to ever live. His delivery was so natural and just hilarious.

[@pifflepockle]

Billy Connolly

[@LeonAllanDavis]

Bill Cosby was way better. Timing was exquisite. Flip Wilson was a great story teller. His Leroy the Cop stories were classics.

[@michaelbrock4048]

Him and Billy Connolly. The best because they came from nothing

[@mannkris1]

Billy Connolly

[@aakarshchaudhary7359]

he is the most talented, you know what happened to the people who stepped to mafia without being funny, you don't see them anymore

[@telmonk003]

I want everyone to remember this was before movies like Goodfellas and Casino. He was so authentic with the impressions.

[@francus7227]

More like Harlem Nights...

[@rarerod74]

I was like that is the Goodfellas screen play !! Richard Pryor is truly of voice of a culture timeless !

[@Jpeezy-7656]

Never thought about that. This was before all those movies

[@richinoable]

So well acted. Top level funny, but you know it's from a truth he experienced directly

[@aidanmagill6769]

​@@francus7227 such an under-rated film, he and Eddie Murphy are both brilliant in it.

[@Bae_Cop2027]

The dancer, Toni "Satin Doll" Elling died on April 2, 2023, at the age of 94!!!

[@MrLogicg]

So he made her out to be way older then she was at the time

[@mediocreman6323]

Just checked her pictures. DAYUM! Somebody got a time-machine, maybe? Asking for a friend.

[@trevorhembrough1290]

@@MrLogicgBy like seven years

[@emanuelhargrove2845]

Thank you for that I looked up her up

[@tw-xm7vq]

@@trevorhembrough1290 Pryor said he was 19 at the time - he was born in 1940 and satin doll was born in 1928 - meaning that when he was 19 she was 31, so he exaggerated by about 3 decades

[@dukewinfield4741]

“Wait a minute, Rich do the gun again.” 🤣🤣🤣

[@cavalierfan1995]

hey tony STICK-UP AHHHH HA HA HA HA

[@dukewinfield4741]

@@cavalierfan1995 LMAO! 🤣🤣🤣

[@lesleyd2448]

Lol

[@fredbraxton5092]

😂😂

[@thashittv2885]

You Funny Af for pointing that out 😆

[@pacifistidentitarian549]

"Who is it Carmine ? Tell him I'll call him back .....tell him its a stick up 😂😂😂😂 "

[@oNedrous_oNe]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sanguinecynic8529]

I don’t get it

[@tonygrace3435]

Yeah look him up

[@maureenrodts7769]

GOOGLE PRYOR AND CARMINE...you had to be there 😅

[@anthonycompiccia2498]

The guy wag great !

[@kimurajack8364]

"Fry it up, they like fried food." 😂😂

[@RobertBoyle11]

A fuckin kid can you believe that shit ahhhahaha

[@lesleyd2448]

😂

[@Daddywood2230]

lol, blacks do love fried food!

[@richardhart9204]

... and put a little scongini on it. LOL!

[@flintsky7706]

Get him a little sanini farolla

[@Auroraeevee-m1q]

"Johnny Salami, what do I do?" "Wait 'til it melts, asshole!" Always makes me 🤣, every time.

[@mdaddy775]

He's not only hilarious but when you watch him, you feel happy for him that he found such big success... he earned it!

[@shaunjenson5584]

Yep

[@johnathontilicki4396]

Dude grew up in a brothel owned by his grandmother, only to become a beloved comedian by everyone. He is certainly missed.

[@Kevin-id5hx]

This wasnt funny

[@JimBach-zw6xl]

​@@johnathontilicki4396 I watched being interviewed by Barbara Walters.. He was crying talking a his childhood

[@ereynacarde-borre6803]

"Whatsa matter Rich? You don't look so good." 🤣🤣🤣🔥🔥🔥

[@SteveBerryhill]

My great Uncle was a made guy. As an Italian American I can attest to his stories.

[@ereynacarde-borre6803]

@@SteveBerryhill Wow 😳 so I bet you have some really wild stories to tell too 🤣

[@SteveBerryhill]

@@ereynacarde-borre6803 As a matter of fact...I do. My grandfather in the 1930's older brother Guido (I swear) was makin' his bones and drove up in a brand new car. He offered to pay my Grandfather (16 at the time) $10 to drive the car across town and park in a certain spot. My trepidatious grandfather inspected the car and then, to Guido's objection, opened the trunk. There was a body wrapped in a carpet. My Grand father refused the offer. It's what kept him out of the mob. My Great Uncle Guido went on to control all the farm labor unions in Central California. True story.

[@ereynacarde-borre6803]

@@SteveBerryhill 😲😲😲 Wow! That is quite a story! It's a good thing he looked in the trunk.

[@dianespies3104]

Not funny

[@yingyang1615]

“We’re crime and crime don’t pay”😂

[@yankee2666]

That's because they funded the restaurant owner's business.

[@LastWar-RVG]

​@@yankee2666u mean they pay protectional fees?^^

[@cesarfernandez8779]

My favorite line in this whole bit…right next to “wait till it melts asshole” hahaha

[@Heather-r2n]

In my opinion Richard Pryor was the funniest man ever in comedy!❤❤❤

[@NYBrandywineTree]

My friend little G aka Gary Giamarrco always says his name is crime & he don’t pay! Hilarious

[@FlexWheeler88]

"you on your way home? you want us to give you a ride?" 🤣🤣🤣

[@laurajane4806]

A true gauge of talent is timelessness!! I was 22 in 1982 and remember this show on HBO. Everybody I knew loved Richard Pryor.

[@itsjustme8947]

Same here! I was also AT the Vegas show! Priceless! I was one of the 'whities' in the audience that he picked on because I was there with a 'sistah'! He said "Sistah, you here with whitey tonight? What, you get tired of taking a REAL dick or was you lookin' for a relationship with insurance?" I've never been happier to be picked on in my entire life! Sadly, this was edited out of the show .

[@noblemann4898]

I'm from the UK and Richard Pryor's late 1970s concert - the one where he is wearing a red shirt - was aired late at night. I love my comedy, but that was the first and only time I have ever cried with laughter. 😂

[@idanben-barak9920]

Even the Mob loved Richard Pryor.

[@Hallands.]

He had me in stitches when I was a teen but he wore a bit thin as I matured. His genius consisted of two things mainly, an eye for racial tensions and the complete shamelessness which made him the eternal victim and never the villain…

[@itsjustme8947]

@@Hallands. When was he the villain?

[@karriemburton9024]

When you think martial arts you think bruce lee, when you think basketball, think michael Jordan, when you think comedy you think richard pryor

[@jeffreyjackson5229]

Absolutely and just like the afore mentioned two, there will never be another.

[@ember-evergarden]

Pryor and Kinison

[@hitdamusik]

Carlin

[@peterbaruxis2511]

Larry Bird.

[@kerrydante707]

Facts

[@tonigon5767]

So many artists today, stood on the shoulders of this GIANT. I love his work. May he be RIP. Respect.

[@urdynamix]

"Come Here You Fucking Kid" 🤣🤣🤣

[@williamfernandini967]

A man before his time. Just a comedy legend

[@robberezowski68]

How so?

[@gregbors8364]

“Before his time” (?) He was a huge star. They even wrote a terrible Superman movie script just so he could be in it.

[@williamfernandini967]

@@gregbors8364 meant his comedy was like nothing people were doin back then

[@gregbors8364]

@@williamfernandini967 It’s actually a lot like Red Foxx’s act from the 1950’s and ‘60’s

[@xavierharding8938]

That makes no sense at all. He was a man during his time.

[@naayou99]

"they appeal to your intellect. Then you realize it's hard to walk without knees". genius. pure and simple.

[@vincenzomarsden9259]

I'm Sicilian. My father was actually a gangster who worked for a crime family (he died a long time ago) before meeting my mom and having me. Richard Pryor has the best impression ever.

[@sairamsriram]

One circle in a Venn diagram of Sicilians and Gangsters

[@tannerlane9669]

Saying that out loud means your lying 😂 must notve been that tough

[@pathaley38]

Who care

[@peterjones1083]

Personally, I see four losers above me.

[@Midge-x5g]

Have several Italian friends, a couple were for real, they thought this skit was HYSTERICAL, This guy was a GENIUS!

[@edhamredza4854]

The way he's telling the story is just perfect.

[@maleaeavenson3625]

It's true.

[@maryanng6841]

This NEVER gets old! R.I.P. Mr. Pryor - you were great!

[@Legofromthelowerlands020]

They paid everybody off… But kept me 😂😂😂😂😂

[@woodybostic1128]

Yeah that was funny 😆

[@kingfame_]

That’s why he’s the goat. He started it all. He paved the way for everyone that came after him

[@jaimewalls8416]

Yup, greatest comedian ever.

[@danielbrown3461]

He was influenced by Jackie Gleason...the goat.

[@kingfame_]

@markasread4349 he most definitely did. To the level he took it. Being in movies. How big he was as a standup comedian. He started it all

[@danielbrown3461]

Rodney Dangerfield was better@markasread4349

[@marshawnbooker8317]

None better....

[@green_guardian5]

"Who is that Camine?, tell him I'll call him back, tell him it's a stick up" 🤣🤣😂

[@michaelbranch2538]

That line cracks me up every time!😂😂

[@michaelhillary6810]

You forgot "Ahahahahahahahahaha". 😂

[@oliverrojo7166]

"And the f***ing ice pick BREAKS! Haaaaaaaaaahaaaahaaaa" Oh man makes me cry of laughing everytime 😂

[@SilencedRage]

Red Foxx, Richard Pryor, Eddie Murphy Real Original KINGS of Comedy. 👑 👑 👑

[@rwiconcepts4492]

Mike Epps...I'm just reaching. I noticed you said "Original Kings.."😂

[@stephaniehowell1109]

Yes...and Fluffy!!!! 😂😂😂😂 (Gabriel Iglesias)

[@HikoSeijuroXIII]

And they were all in Harlem Nights, one of the most underrated movies ever. Plus Arsenio Hall who stole the best scene in the movie.

[@NYBrandywineTree]

Sanford

[@SunGawdRa]

@@HikoSeijuroXIII This is the real Kings of Comedy movie to me!

[@JordanVidaurre]

"you carry we bury" 😂😂

[@72pgregoire]

The original “KING” of comedy

[@choppwhite4189]

THEE KING OF COMEDY!

[@JJA_88]

@@choppwhite4189 Hands down

[@ginafriend1690]

🙌 ABSOLUTELY!! 🙌 The Best!

[@namer6914]

100%

[@garyfallows1123]

I watched this whole show on VHS video back in 85 when I was in hospital, I was laughing so much everything hurt, by the end I didn't know if I was laughing at him or because of the pain I was in with my injury 😂😂😂, he was a comedy genius and way ahead of his time

[@banks8514]

How great is comedy. It’s the greatest gift ever made being laughter.

[@maleaeavenson3625]

Laughter is good medicine.

[@saingmckinnon6631]

😂😂😂

[@reginaldgriffin2699]

This was great comedy timing

[@roccoz2231]

"He's gotta pair of gugoozi's on him, ahh!"

[@gulgul2006]

I lost it when he said that!!! It's actually gullions (but people pronounce it wrong all the time. "Gugoozis" or "Cool-Yahns" but it is "Ghoul-yoons" So if you ever want to sound authentic, now you know :D

[@humanforotherhumanst4619]

​@@gulgul2006and I thought he was using an italian term!

[@fossilqexplorist2578]

@@humanforotherhumanst4619 Yeah it is actually Italian but it's proper language and means testicles. Not balls. English We say balls which to a foreigner would mean like the object (basket ball baseball etc) so it isn't some colloquial where it means something else in their language but used to described testicles. It is actually the word for it.

[@KingKenny.]

When a man is a genuis at his art , he and his art will live forever ! Richard Pryor will live forever !

[@tulsacaupain2882]

Hear Hear

[@JasonL77]

The stripper Richard is talking about‘s real name was Toni Elling (born Rosita Sims). Looking up some pictures of her on Google from back when she was performing and she really was beautiful. She was inducted into the Burlesque Hall Of Fame (I never knew that there was such a place, but I digress.) She passed away at the age of 94 on April 2, 2023.

[@sistagirllondon]

Wowwwww!! Thank you for sharing!

[@edmyers9403]

Italian people probably love this 😅

[@OffensiveBGST]

internet done right

[@ta4760]

Sounds like you know your strippers

[@sandasturner9529]

Oh damn. I gotta research this

[@chappyramirez4532]

I've heard this bit so many times and I still laugh! Never gets old!

[@MrT-nh6di]

Comedic Gold

[@DaveMiller2]

This man was the greatest comedian the world has ever seen. Pryor was so unbelievably talented. I remember watching this on cable back in the 80s. I was laughing so hard I couldn't breathe.

[@LIONTAMER3D]

He set the greatest mold for others to follow

[@jarilouhelainen51]

He was a true genius of comedy. Cannot get enough of him.

[@JamesSmith-qb3be]

I lived in Youngstown back in the day this story is so accurate the stories I've heard from the OG'S . Youngstown was and still is no joke.

[@danhigbee2283]

Still live here. I trust them more than the government. Just business

[@SerialChiller1000]

Youngstown had a hard reputation then and a hard one now. Jim Traficant went to prison for corruption in, I believe, '02.

[@TheRoyalFlush]

Where the Boss, behind the bosses live.

[@PanzerMold]

I am certain any surviving mobster absolutely adores this joke about them.

[@elmago9547]

Comedy, art, history, culture, wit, delivery, timing, social study..you name it. To say he"s the goat it"s just not enough. In a 100 years this bit will still b funny as hell. What a legend. A real 1.

[@robertdore9592]

Richard Pryor is the very first selection for my Comedy Mount Rushmore; the man was without peer to my mind.

[@jaymo8206]

Gotta have Groucho Marx on the Mt. Rushmore of comedy too.

[@gregbors8364]

GOAT 🐐 of stand-up

[@danielbrown3461]

The Marx Brothers were better. They paved the way for Pryor. And also Jackie Gleason.

[@dadaevan]

💯💯💯

[@hugohackenbush1554]

I was blessed to have seen Richard Pryor live. All I can say is that there are not enough superlatives to describe just how good he was. Nuff said.

[@annrodriguez2891]

You were truly blessed.Pryor was the KING

[@hugohackenbush1554]

@@annrodriguez2891 Thank you very much. Richard Pryor was the best. Not one comic, apart from Geg Giraldo and Bill Hicks, has come even close to the master. Imagine a packed out club and the MC announces those three as your acts!!!

[@danielbrown3461]

The Marx brothers were better.

[@hugohackenbush1554]

@@danielbrown3461 I grew up on the Marx Brothers. My grandfather was blessed to have been friends with Harpo and Groucho. No one comes close to them in terms of comedy on the big screen, however, Richard Pryor was the king of stand up. He took it to a level that only Dave Chappelle, Billy'Boy'Burr and maybe Jeselnik are approaching. "Marry me and I'll never look at another horse."

[@danielbrown3461]

Not Nuff said...The Marx Brothers paved his way and had a massive inpact on him. He himself said so. Plus he said himself the 3 Stooges were better.

[@kathrynbrandt4014]

I will never forget Richard Pryor. He was a comic genius and lovable no matter what he said!

[@GeorgeMorgan6600]

@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?

[@jh230377]

A true comedy legend. RIP Richard Pryor!!

[@ididyermom3273]

Silver Streak is a movie that still now has me rolling on the floor, literally! He was brilliant and get him with the right costar like Gene Wilder and it was just pure magic!

[@menzicosce]

“How come all you who ties for such a right ass man?”

[@jamesbyrne9312]

Can't win em all!

[@louisrauzi3872]

As an Italian American , I am not offended. Funny as hell.

[@kingkongkong8316]

So you’re not in the mafia but work for them ?

[@mkenyadamu6809]

Why the hell would you be offended

[@bigshorty4855]

Tell me you're young without telling me you're young.

[@Rjensen2]

Why did you feel the need to point out you weren't offended? Do you think anyone else cares?

[@Syo-tc7kl]

​@@Rjensen2I say the same thing when black women bitch about other races wearing braids 😂😂

[@aldoileanumeliber]

''Rich do the gun again'' i love that line

[@Rescue162]

The G.O.A.T. This skit explains to young people why Pryor was the GOAT.

[@RenegadeRanga]

Richard pryor is a legend and was a genius. "This fucken kid." "And they kept me, like a pet"

[@stephenle-surf9893]

😂😂😂😂 I just love the idea that for the remaining time he was at that club he was easily the safest black man in the world. 😂😂😂f##King kid àaaaaahàaaaaah!

[@georgerafael]

this bit he did is better and truer to life than any gangster picture you'd care to name. hell, should've been a movie!

[@OlliGarch]

I love Pryor. I saw all his movies and had records of his standup. True genius.

[@dfabove9108]

I was Blessed To see him in Long Beach ca . in the peak of his career....his opening act ....Patty La Belle ! He was great !

[@OlliGarch]

@ that’s awesome. I never got to see him live in person. I’m envious lol. I’m sure that was great though. May he rest in peace. ✌️✌️✌️💜💜💜

[@wmsmith7346]

40 years ago and he is just cracking me up still 😂 Gold.

[@smartacious]

“What’s the matter Rich you don’t look so good” 😂

[@Mitch_Meister]

The insane amount of one liners in this bit is astounding 😂. Richard Pryor was truly the king of standup.

[@stevendilello3144]

A lot of people nowadays won’t get that this is one of the greatest bits of all times. Another comedian could makeup a more outrageous story but Pryor lived it. Even great comedians write stuff down but you can tell that he’s so good he was telling the story in the moment! The timing and the energy doesn’t lie. Pryor is the greatest

[@woodybostic1128]

Exactly, very talented

[@RayfieldA]

Because he was speaking from Experience, you can't and shouldn't be offended. And you gotta admit that was the best impression of an Ol Skool Mobster!

[@jaymo8206]

I was laughing my ass off so hard I could barely catch my breath. Long Live Richard Pryor.

[@saingmckinnon6631]

😂😂😂

[@davidevans6131]

Me2 😂

[@migatron1]

R.I.P. Richard Pryor. This, and the prison skit from this set are timeless classics!!

[@jasonmarchese1367]

Could you imagine how hard the real mafia laughed at this material....lol The laugh is spot on . .This was when we could still laugh at each other....lol

[@edwardlatourette5927]

There are a lot of guys that did standup over the years; some of them were incredibly talented. Richard was in the conversation with ANYBODY.

[@maleaeavenson3625]

Anybody and everyone.

[@lhart99]

Hands down, one of the most epic stand-up bites of all time.

[@ireneugeba5282]

I love this comedy skit. Richard Pryor was a great comedian and story teller.

[@GeorgeMorgan6600]

@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?

[@johncantyjr1327]

My favorite and the best comedian to ever step foot on stage. Richard Pryor is still alive. Love ya Big Daddy Rich

[@knicknack4511]

“What’s the matter Rich you don’t look so good, ahh ahh ahh” 😂😂😂

[@angeloRiv]

Wow - I always knew he was a genius, but his range is breathtaking. He was well ahead of his time.

[@MichaelMeade-d7b]

He and George Carlin were the top two comedians of their generation.

[@AmariMarvelous]

​​@@MichaelMeade-d7b I agree 💯. They're two of the greatest comedians with Richard coming out on top and George usually comes in at 2nd place.

[@AmariMarvelous]

And just to think when Richard first hit the scene many critics were comparing him to Bill Cosby in which he said himself he was inspired by him. Once Richard started being himself and cussing in his standups, that's when he took off and never went back.

[@garylawson5381]

My late uncles on my momma's side of the family cracked up over this Richard Pryor skit. I miss them all. Thanks for sharing!

[@adriaanboogaard8571]

If you just listen to the audio of his mafia voice. I could picture the guy, and you wouldn't think it's Richard at all. He was just that good. :)

[@DeadShred9]

GENIUS !!! RIP Richard !!! Thanks for ALL the laughs ....

[@squarewave808]

Best standup comedian of all time right there. A legend. RIP Rich.

[@tylerward6723]

I still miss good comedians and actors like Richard. RIP brother.

[@davidreitter4457]

Seen Richard Pryor in a Italian Nite Club in Steubenville Ohio just down the river from the mafia night club.

[@kimowilliams7032]

The original King of Comedy! RIP Richard ❤❤❤

[@vinrho123]

The best thing about this clip is it reminded me how my Dad would laugh at these jokes. It brought back vivid memories like I could see him and hear him laugh. It was the best! Miss you Dad and thank you to the GOAT for making us laugh even through the toughest times!

[@istast]

Hey Vin, I am the Dad now. So I need to laugh for my kids and theirs -- knowing that you and kids like you, actually do care. I am a terminal dad and you have given me inspiration to share laughter and to thank the Eternal Father of Free Will and laughter.

[@davidevans6131]

Miss ya pops but I will carry the torch. ❤ RIP Don Ronaldo and RIP Pop Don❤🇮🇹🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@karelvdstaar1183]

Telling a Joke like this, while the mob was that powerful, that took some balls 🤣 respect.

[@janblount]

Yup, and he was IN VEGAS

[@blackcaesar4u]

They are-still powerful. I grew up in Youngstown

[@vegaswillie]

Took a pair of gagoozzies.

[@y-unespynchonesky9708]

Oscar Wilde once said: 'If you want to tell people the truth, make them laugh, otherwise they'll kill you.' Mr. Pryor being the funniest, and a masterful storyteller helped, I guess.

[@SopranoPizzaJMFNJ]

The Boys LOVE this type of PR. Pryor made the wise guys money by telling people to be fearful of wise guys. An interesting combination of balls & brilliance if you ask me.

[@SoCal_619]

My hero. I started doing stand-up because of Mr. Pryor. RIP!

[@jackmcnamara9567]

I’m italian and I live in south Italy… that impression is reaaally close to the actual thing 😂😂😂

[@woodybostic1128]

I was wondering how Italians feel about this ….

[@GrayNeko]

RIP, Richard Pryor. Gone, but never forgotten!

[@johncox2912]

One of THE best comedians of all time.

[@delancyj67]

I saw this on VHS thirty years ago and watched clips of this same joke for decades and it's still funny every time.

[@cletusjones9411]

“Hey Jeff, I remember when I showed you how to drive.” Richard Pryor could make anything funny.

[@KTKZon58]

Jeff: 😐

[@raepaul8158]

His father was a real bad ass and all that is real . Richard overcame a lot to be a comedy legend ! Great talent .

[@8woldy8]

He was the best. I saw him live in San Francisco in about 1973.

[@LIONTAMER3D]

Lucky you, comedy is nowhere near this good in 2024

[@akxsmittz6881]

I used to sneek in my moms record stash& listen to this as a youth in 80's!!

[@priscamolotsi]

Richard Pryor was. BRILLIANT. Funny as heck and didn’t have to rely on crassness and four-letter words throughout his jokes! Today’s comedians could learn a lot from him!!

[@th1ssucks]

He definitely has range. A lot of his material was considered very edgy at the time but the guy also was on Sesame Street! G.O.A.T.

[@stavivanackerson6563]

All the funny skits he wrote for "Sanford and Son", Blazing Saddles, The Kentucky Fried Movie.... The list goes on and on!!!! WE DEARLY MISS YOU MR. PRYOR!!!!....

[@XoticCamel_]

Who's here in 2024 still laughing to the Legend that is Pryor ?

[@agodinho64]

I saw this in the movie theater, before it was on HBO. Long, long ago. Never forgot this routine.

[@elguapo1507]

😂🤣😂🤣 I absolutely loved Richard Pryor! Genius! 😂🤣😂

[@mikeyates7931]

As a Proud Sicilian Italian Man , I can confirm that this is absolutely , positively totally and completely 100% accurate My father had friends he grew up with in , Little Italy who were in the Mafia , and whenever they got together , this was how they talked 😂 Good times ... good times ....

[@raoufbasit]

I can't stop watching this clip. What a legend

[@Wavemaninawe]

"You got a family? Well you got family now." 😂🤣

[@frankbartoszak7637]

When I was a young teenager me and my buddies listened to old Richard Pryor albums, way before he became popular, funny as hell,rip genius

[@GrimeyCrimes]

Satin Doll was around in 2010/2012 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin she had a bar that was grandfathered in that could stay open like 24 hours. i was in milwaukee for work and one of my co-workers brings me to her bar, where she’s holding court at 4 am over the bar mantle was a huge photo of her in her prime framed. she tells us how Duke Ellington named a sing after her. and how she know a who’s who of all walks of life we stayed until about 7am talking to her and her daughters. lifetime memory, & now to see this bit to confirm some of her stories is great to see!! her place was on West Fond du Lac Avenue

[@zora_noamflannery2548]

- Lucky you.

[@mja91352]

Duke Ellington did NOT write "Satis Doll"; Bill Strayhorn did

[@woodybostic1128]

I will definitely visit there now, I was working over there, had I known this, I would have dropped in .

[@erinikeuchi6447]

Nothing better than watching a legend from my younger days! Richard Pryor is legendary

[@BayleighHorne]

The way he's telling the story is just perfect.. “Wait a minute, Rich do the gun again.” .

[@cchavezjr7]

I had this on cassette and used to listen to it with my friends all the time. We would be laughing til we cried, especially this part!

[@randyhumphrey117]

I MISS YOU RICHARD PRYOR. I grew up with your movies n comedy.... my kids are in 30's THEY know Richard pryor.. family tradition.

[@SH-tk2oc]

Stir Crazy is one of my all time favorites- he shines in that movie - boundless talent!

[@mosfet9915]

...There will be ONLY one Richard Pryor in this existence!!!...🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟!!!!

[@marstondavis]

Richard Pryor was one of the most intelligent performers to ever grace the stage. Funny? Absolutely. Smart? You bet!

[@marotncha8675]

"Crime don't pay." The pun in this line is what got me. The man was a genius.