As a young kid in the early 70's I used to sneak into my grandfather's closet and borrow his Rudy Ray Moore and Skillet & Leroy LP's.......even then I had vinyl in the blood.<b,121<b,121RIP and thanks for the great memories.
Dolemite, RIP!
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I met RR Moore at a 70s convention and where all the other celebs were charging $10-$20 for autographs, he signed for free. He also was the nicest, softest-spoken, non-cursing and friendly man when not onstage. RIP to a true legend.
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