Richard Pryor meets Richard & Willie and the SLA

This is the controversial long out-of-print party album RICHARD PRYOR MEETS RICHARD & WILLIE AND THE SLA from 1976 but don't be mislead by the title. Pryor and Richard & Willie don't perform together this LP. Pryor's segments are moments from his 1972 album CRAPS. The Richard & Willie segment are very funny but if you weren't of age around 1976 you won't get most of the material. Enjoy

[@dimpleface2163]

I'm 50..it's a shame that I used to know this at the age of 5...still have this album...lol

[@GohAhweh]

58 here..me too

[@Majestik-dp4cb]

52 bro, me too!

[@Mightyoverevery1]

I’ve haven’t heard this in years, but I always remembered the jokes. Thank you for posting.😂🤣😂

[@thatguyfromny]

Classic!! I’ve heard this dozens of times!!! Love the Patty Hearst skit!! I remember when the Patty Hearst kidnapping went down.

[@jeanhartely]

Man, we used to have this album! Taking me back! Thank you!

[@Brokephi316]

My father had this on 8-Track and I use to sneak and listen to it every time he goes to work.

[@dewaynewhite2928]

the sneak and listen days, Rudy Ray Moore, Blowfly, Richard Pryor, Mama Mable you name it that's what we sneak a listen. I was with you on that

[@bobbypatrick6867]

I as well

[@CopperAboriginies]

Yo ass was crying laughing to lol

[@fross1203]

We All did.

[@grantgarrod2232]

Thanks for posting this! The last line of the "Transplant" bit was also the lead-in to a song by 2 Live Crew. I knew it was a Richard Pryor bit, but I had never heard it on any of his albums up until now. Took 35 years to sort that one out.

[@jamesrobinson8612]

Tupac has a line in one of his songs. I think "Hearts of Men"

[@chichijima4257]

The first time I hear RP I love him. I’m still here for him…

[@jamesrobinson8612]

I first heard this album in 1981 at my cousin house in Chesapeake, Virginia. We had to turn the volume down so his parents didn't hear. The best I ever heard.

[@x2a378]

MAN!!! I have been looking 4 this album. My neighbor had this album along with some Richard Pryor and Redd Foxx albums. Back in the mid-70's we would listen to this while playing dominoes and cards, when our parents were at work during the summer. Great memories!

[@GlennDGrace]

This is still hilarious!!!

[@joeblow-tp6gz]

Memorized this as a kid!

[@Mightyoverevery1]

It’s like those jokes are embedded into our brains.😂🤣😅

[@arthurworkman4399]

Man that's the first time I've heard Willie Tyler & Lester curse.

[@phonkdaddy]

Have not heard this in YEARS!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jbdalova]

I still have this album

[@Mightyoverevery1]

I remember sneaking and listening to these tapes back when I was a kid.The 70’s, before Eddie Murphy,Def Jam comedy, and Netflix 😂🤣😅

[@gwfann]

This is hilarious! Thank you for posting this. My father would love to hear this because he lost all of his old comedy albums in a house fire.

[@JacksonFlemings]

I have it if you would like to buy it

[@Mightyoverevery1]

Sorry to hear about the fire.

[@stevieplez2]

Funniest man ever, wayyyy ahead of his time... I finally found it !!

[@dogsandyoga1743]

This was the first Pryor album I ever heard. My pops collection...I played this over and over again. It was eventually stolen along with all my other albums in the late 90's...I'll never get that the original back, .but at least I I can hear it here...

[@christophermelton9625]

This had me in tears from laughing so hard

[@Allegory369]

Here is the story of how a friend and I became fans of Richard Pryor: It's Christmas time in 1986 or so. My mom buys a cassette of Christmas songs at the local grocery store from a cardboard display, paying maybe 2 dollars. The paper wrapper reads "Silent Night", the printing on the cassette does too. She brings it home and pops it in as we go to decorate the tree. What comes on? Yup! "Tonight ladies and gentlemen, Richard Pryor meets Richard and Willie and the SLA". My mom was going to return it to the store. I snagged it to go play for my friend. We listened and listened. Hundreds of times. Things from this album became part of the shorthand among our group of friends for years afterward. "Here's another tape from our daughter Patricia, lets turn it on and hear what she has to sayyyyy.... CLICK". Shouting "CLICK" became a thing that had a life of its own. I could go on but you probably don't care. Cheers RP fans! This album holds a special place

[@818bulldog4]

Me and my buddy have been saying that for over 30 years!!!

[@818bulldog4]

I dated a girl named Patricia!!!!! CLICK!!!!!!!

[@818bulldog4]

Eric Beilstein elaborate some more! what did your mom say

[@despotzapper]

Thanks for that ,I really liked Pryor before this album , but when I found this album on cassette at a second hand shop about 1983 I was a fan 4ever

[@thatguyfromny]

I first heard this in 1977 when my mother met my soon to be stepfather. I played it for my friend Jeff and we often quote lines from this in certain situations and people look at us like we are crazy because we are cracking up and they don’t understand it...🤣 . I’m watching the Patty Hearst series on CNN as we speak!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@alvinjones670]

my dad gave me this album!!!

[@cjok8367]

thank you for posting this

[@alvinjones670]

CLASSIC

[@kevinrouse6430]

I remember when I was a kid and this was in my older brothers albums 😂😂

[@nosmile47]

Funny had me crying

[@nosmile47]

Thanks for posting been looking for them for years

[@patrickcoleman4839]

nosmile47 Richard Pryor is the Sh*t!!

[@jwerwin80]

I wasn't familiar with Richard Sanfield. Thanks for posting his records. Brilliant!

[@r22r1000]

Favorite comedy album

[@thaphillydude]

I still have this album,,lol

[@montauk6]

Great part of the Pryor recordings are the folks crackin' up in the audience "AAAAAAAAAGGGGGH!!!!"

[@rkwoods5526]

Best Richard Pryor album ever....RIP

[@artisfu9]

This is RICHARD SANDFIELD not PRYOR.

[@fliprodriguez5250]

@@artisfu9 it’s an album of both of them 🤦

[@demspunkdamerica3rdbananar207]

I bought this lp on the street this week for $5. Don't know the condition yet. I have to play it and see. Whoa! The stuff is relevant today.

[@sorichar]

Good to see you posting stuff again! Welcome back.

[@dirteeredd6293]

He's the GOAT of comedy The Greatest of All Time.

[@SpiritBeam716]

It’s been decades upon decades since I’ve heard this,,,,,, Lol, Lol, Lol.

[@crewshaw2122]

Great!!!!!

[@BlackStorm555]

I'll take that gas price now. Lol.😂 🍷

[@CopperAboriginies]

We had 42 cents a gallon, 5.00 dollars filled yo car up.

[@818bulldog4]

aw man my favorite album!!!!!

[@reddumptruck]

NICE! I LOVE IT,,,,,

[@dirteeredd6293]

These comedians today are nothing like Richard

[@johnst3296]

Soooo many classic samples....

[@mayorhinton2359]

REAL COMEDY HERE 😂😂😂😂😂

[@peopleunite78]

He ain't lying about that part about putting the head in

[@mrjohnshaft1975]

So THIS is where Chris Tucker got his voice from

[@ThankGodImBlack370]

No

[@818bulldog4]

I love you all Patricia...

[@fuzzytimes187]

Two Live Crew sampled a lot of this

[@toughlove6978]

They did, and they were sued for it.

[@CopperAboriginies]

They sure did, and y'all though the two live crew was original. Nope!

[@simbawanianad9695]

Good

[@kingsports1113]

I got this album now

[@artisfu9]

Richard Sanfield...the best most underrated comic of the 20th century. I don't know why he did not become mainstream. I guess because he was too socially conscious and talked about the stuff White people ran away from. You say well, Richard Pryor did much of the same material and he went mainstream. Well, Pryor played it smart. Pryor told innocent, Bill Cosby jokes, and blended in with the white establishment. This is how he got a foothold in Hollywood society. When he made his name, then he went awol. Hollywood did not know how Pryor really was living, and had lived. Pryor was blacker than Black, and had a more tragic background than the average brother. The rest is history! Now back to Sanfield. If he's still living, he's in his 70s by now. I think his timing is better than Foxx's. It had to be, he was doing two things at once...operating the dummy and telling jokes for both of them!!!

[@sexxmode3197]

Gerald McCarter Better than who???? You're out of you're mind . Foxx was in a class by himself So good he had a show!!!!! Played all over and helped hundreds if not thousands of people

[@jamesrobinson8612]

What innocent jokes did Pryor tell.

[@MrTaz081]

I was born in the wrong time. I really want to be born, so I can Richard Pryor in concert, instead of listening to my mother albums

[@despotzapper]

What I wouldn't give to see 80 cents a gallon again right?

[@CopperAboriginies]

80 cents Man please 42 cents a gallon. Lol

[@SELIMNIVEK]

16:58 , "I'm saving, my self for the lord, doom, doom doom!"

[@818bulldog4]

lololololol

[@ThankGodImBlack370]

My first time hearing the Patty Hearst story from a Black perspective.😂😂😂😂

[@veedahvandal]

thanks for longer version, can you put both sides up,please, thanks

[@818bulldog4]

Oh jeezus!!!!!! This is a tape from my daughter Patricia now turn it on and see what you got to sayyyyy... Click!!!!

[@Mightyoverevery1]

Funnnnny😂🤣😅😂

[@rodgibson5697]

LMFAO!😂😂😂

[@CopperAboriginies]

This was so funny back in the 70's, we were early teenagers back then and was so fucking funny we still cracking up on this shit. Nixon said he was again for president, I catch his ass in the ghetto he'll run tonight lol lmao rotf.

[@ghanasoul]

Richard & Willie's material was VERY funny on this album. Laff records didnt need 2 use Pryor's name and material 2 sell this album. Their material stands on its on. Laff used Pryor to cash in on his comedy success in the mid to late 70s.

[@jamesrobinson8612]

I agree. Willie made this album better

[@Wickedthtz]

I heard some of this material used on a 2 live crew trk"dick almighty"

[@818bulldog4]

Y'all remember when they kidnapped that bitch Patricia?

[@GlennDGrace]

CLICK!!!! Mama please save me from the SLA.... lmao

[@818bulldog4]

😭🤣😂😅

[@818bulldog4]

whats your name sir.. big black! big black? you aint lyin.

[@818bulldog4]

"You remember when they kidnapped her ass?" hahahahahahahahahaha

[@keidumps]

HOLLA LMFAO

[@koggyb]

We marvel at eighty cent gas the same way they'll marvel at gas for three twenty 42 years from now. Hopefully, though, they won't be looking back at trump like we look back at Nixon thinking 'he wasn't as bad as this muthufucka.'

[@jedhatcher252]

I've never heard this one? What other ones are out there that when you look for Pryor don't show up? Please.

[@mackmillzacgz]

catch nixon in the hood, he gonna run again!!!! non stop laughing from beginning to end!!!

[@ernestbutler1307]

The Pimps are complaining and scared to crank up their Cadillacs because Gas ⛽ is gone up to .80 cents a gallon Love&Peace luv ya byo eJ ❤

[@estlhm805]

🤣😂🤣😂

[@818bulldog4]

Please free me from SLA... I love you all Patricia... Click....

[@CaminoGold]

I'm sorry, but this is not complete. Posse is missing and also The Derby episode.

[@jafarmiller5137]

Tv

[@alfonsojohnson657]

A

[@818bulldog4]

CLICK!!!!!

[@kevinrouse6430]

Love this sla shit