Mudbone_shoe Shine Boy

From Richard's Special 1977

Category:

Comedy

Tags:

• Richard
• Pryor
• mudbone

[KaptKan1]

Mudbone is a for real person. That's how he and Richard Pryor could be in the same skit, see? I always knew that Mudbone was real. This proves it.

You have to love people a lot to become so many different ones and to do it so well. Only Richard Pryor and Jonathan Winters have this gift; their "characters" become so real that "improvising" them is effortless.

I miss Mudbone and Richard.

[gua117]

@KaptKan1 I agree wholeheartedly, BTW, I used to love Johnathan Winters

[lt1fan94]

You got to be kidding me. out of all the shit on you tube, this is the only mudbone video i can find?

[gua117]

There is more I'm sure but probably not labeled "Mudbone"

[lt1fan94]

little feets,etc. Would really like to see him do it. Ive got the skitz on my mp3, you have to watch this man to really appreciate him

[gua117]

Yep, I saw him live back in the day (we laughed for two hrs) and he was a riot. Absolutely the funniest man alive.

[dj2face]

Richard is "thee king of comedy"

when he does Mudbone, i laugh til it hurts

[Blackhoundrise]

what fucking cunt disliked this?! come on now dumb shit. go fuck a nut up ur ass and stop dislinkin' greatest comedian ever

[TheTallMan35]

@MrWoodson87 You obviously haven't heard comedian David Tyree.

[brandelin0]

one dude is mudbone himself.

[Robby3Gs]

@lt1fan94 where did you get the MP3's from? I'd love to get some of those on my iPod

[MrWoodson87]

Imho the only comedian who comes close to being on pryors level is chris rock.

[halloweenfan92]

is it me or richard pryor is not complete without his mustach

[KaptKan1]

@covertblackledge You are right on all counts! Well said! Sadly, we'll never see the likes of Richard Pryor again, but then he was a product of a particular time and place which are now gone. The need for someone who both loves people and hates political "correctness", however, has never been greater.

Richard was rough, abrasive and difficult to work with -- especially when he was high on drugs -- but he made no personal enemies, just "political" ones. He didn't hate people, only hypocrisy.

[covertblackledge]

@KaptKan1 The real pity is that thanks to political correctness and the socialist we can not replay Richard Pryor, he is too "incorrect" to speak these days. Of course he spoke the truth and that is what society is afraid of. The best comedy is people and Richard Pryor introduced us to some of the funniest people. We need more Richard Pryors to make us look at ourself and to help us to laugh.

[1KillaSkrilla1]

@lt1fan94 word they got it on da extras on da dvd (the richard pryor show) theres a 45 min nbc stand up where he does the mudbone bit you lookin for

[KaptKan1]

@gua117 DId you know that in an interview Richard said that Jonathan was his favourite improv comedian? I think Richard said he was the best in the world.

Personally, I think it's a tie for first place. Both of those geniuses would BECOME the characters they played, which is why they improvised so easily; they didn't have to do anything but let their characters be themselves.

Check out Jonathan Winters on "Jonathan Winters roasts Frank Sinatra on Dean Martin Roasts"; it's all improv.