4, 2019, before digital streaming on October 25, 2019. In January 2022, a detailed biography, Thank You For Letting Me Be Myself: The Authorized Biography of Rudy Ray Moore aka Dolemite by Mark Jason Murray, was released. It was noted as the definitive story on Moore's entire life, career and legacy. Discography Albums Below the Belt (1959) Beatnik Scene (1962) A Comedian Is Born (1964) Let's Come Together (1970, recorded 1967) Eat Out More Often (1970) (Kent KST 001) This Pussy Belongs to Me (1971) (Kent KST 002) - with "The Signifying Monkee" Dolemite for President (1972) Merry Christmas, Baby The Cockpit - with "Petey Wheatstraw - The Devil's Son-in-Law" Return of Dolemite (featuring The Grunts & Groans of Love) The Sensuous Black Man - by "The Prince" Zodiac I Can't Believe I Ate the Whole Thing Jokes by Redd Foxx Live in Concert The Player—The Hustler House Party: Dirty Dozens Vol. 1 The Streaker Dolemite Is Another Crazy Nigger Sweet Peeter Jeeter The Turning Point Close Encounter of the Sex Kind Good-Ole Big Ones Hip-Shakin' Papa Greatest Hits (1995) When Disaster Strikes... - Busta Rhymes (Moore appears on "Intro" track) (1997, Elektra 62064-1) This Ain't No White Christmas Raw, Rude, and Real—More Greatest Hits Phantom Surfers - XXX Party (2000) 21st-Century Dolemite (2002) Hully Gully Fever Genius of Rudy Ray Moore Reconnect: Vol. 1B - various (2007, Acacia Records ACACIA CD-1B) (Moore appears on the two "Godfather of Rap" tracks) Dolemite for President — Special Edition (2008) 50 Years of Cussing (2009) 50 Years of Cussing, Vol. 2 (2019) Singles "Step It Up and Go" (King Records) "Below the Belt" (Dooto) "The Roosevelt" (Dooto) "Let's Come Together" "My Soul" - The Seniors (Ball 001) "Rally in the Valley" (Vermont 105-45) "Hully Gully Papa" (Case Records 1006) Filmography References External links Rudy Ray Moore official Web site Dolemite Records Sweet Peter Jeeter, audio of LP Rudy Ray Moore Record Label Zolten, Jerry, "'I Ain't Lyin'!' The Unexpurgated Truth about Rudy Ray Moore." Living Blues # 157, May/June 2001. ZZZlist.com 2007 interview with Rudy Ray Moore Rudy Ray Moore dies at the age of 81 MTV Obituary 1927 births 2008 deaths African-American male actors African-American male comedians 20th-century African-American male singers American male comedians Male actors from Arkansas Singers from Arkansas Norton Records artists Deaths from diabetes People from Fort Smith, Arkansas Male actors from Cleveland Imperial Records artists Kent Records