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Durata
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1. | Petey Wheatstraw (Instrumental Version) | | 3:08 |
2. | Scratch My Back | | 7:09 |
3. | Dolemite | | 9:17 |
4. | Put Your Weight On It | | 2:59 |
5. | Petey Wheatstraw | | 7:25 |
6. | Step It Up and Go | | 2:58 |
7. | Signifying Monkey | | 8:13 |
8. | Willa Mae | | 6:17 |
9. | Shine & the Great Titanic | | 5:55 |
10. | Feeling Good | | 5:42 |
| | | 59:03 |
Who s the baddest mo-fo to blow onto blaxploitation screens? Forget Shaft, Superfly or The
Mack. It s Rudy Ray Moore, the Godfather of Rap . He gave you the gospel of street hustler,
pimp, and all-around ghetto superhero Dolemite. Without a doubt one of the best known and
most enduring of all blaxploitation films and scores, Dolemite s legendary story and music helped
define a film genre and the sound of an entire decade.
Dolemite s long sought-after soundtrack is available now as a official reissue and comes with 28(!)
bonus tracks made from the original multi track master tapes. One of the undisputed blaxploitation
classics, the original motion-picture score is a wicked blend of uptempo funk instrumentals,
soul ballads, loud n proud themes and Dolemite s crucial statement of intent. This soundtrack s
raw genius helped pave the way for countless gritty, street-level funk soundtracks to follow. The pedigree
that the oft-duplicated sound spawned is undeniable and the music here is hot enough to
melt your stereo. Dolemite is sure to appeal to admirers of pimps, players and private eyes.