Sanford and Son - The Blind Mellow Jelly Collection 1-3

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Uploaded by on Jun 27, 2008

Following the advice of his son Lamont, Fred donates a collection of rare jazz albums to a music library in order to get a tax write-off, but he wants them back when he finds they are valued at $500.

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  • This is one of my all time faves...Bubba is the best.. I WANT MY DADDY"S RECORDS

  • One of the best episodes ever

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  • "I want my daddy's records!"

  • @thesawgrassraven thanks kid

  • @knowledgebk305 Kokomo Arnold. See also Papa Charlie Jackson.

  • @knowledgebk305 Papa Charlie Jackson.

  • who sing that song

  • I had an uncle...Cluck...Cluck Sanford...that's on your fathers side of the family lol!

  • woukld love to see Fred Sanford and Heithcliff Huxtable listening to Blind Mellow Jelly LOL

  • Thanks for posting this episode. Ilove when Lamont says,"Here I come home.and,finding you "Shaking your thing".lol

    The best part.

  • love sanford and son, my fav show ever but they forced redd foxx to show the mason/satanic ways of doing anything for money through the series. Even selling your soul for riches and fame.

    And the "G" stands for? Answer: the same G seen on the free mason logo... guess that was slick of them to hide into the plot..

  • You guys need to lighten up on Lamont, he's not that bad. If you can like Fred whose a bigot then you can find something good about Lamont.

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