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Rudy Ray Moore|Hully Gully Fever

Hully Gully Fever

Rudy Ray Moore

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Before Rudy Ray Moore became famous as Dolomite, he spent years trying to make it as an R&B singer. Hully Gully Fever collects the fruits of his labor. These 28 tracks date from the '50s and '60s and include singles, unreleased masters, radio spots, and live tracks. The earliest tracks are jump blues-influenced, but soon Moore is playing rock & roll. He also tries the blues and a couple of tracks sound like early soul music. Moore is a passable singer, getting by on energy more than skill. The best tracks are the humorous songs like "The Buggy Ride," "Scotch Fever," "Ring A-Ling Dong," "Baby, That's Why I'm Your Fool," and "Step It up and Go," but Moore's rough delivery is also convincing on slow blues numbers like "So Good to Me" and "Hurts Me to My Heart." A couple of tracks are not successful -- like the dopey duet with an unnamed female singer on "Ballad of a Boy and Girl" and the generic "Whatcha Gonna Do," which comes complete with smooth vocal group backing. These missteps are made up for by the raw and ready live version of Sam Cooke's "Bring It on Home to Me" that has Moore delivering some nasty and funny monologues in between verses. Hully Gully Fever is a fascinating look at the early days of a comedy legend. It's worth it just for the liner notes that feature Rudy Ray Moore's story as told by the man himself.
© Tim Sendra /TiVo

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My Little Angel
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The Buggy Ride
00:02:27

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Ring A-Ling Dong
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Step It Up And Go
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Let Me Come Home
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Robbie Dobbie
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I'll Be Home To See You Tomorrow
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Dolphin's Record Shop Radio Spot
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Josephine
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Hurts Me To My Heart
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Ready Willing And Able
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13
My Soul
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Rudy Ray Moore, MainArtist

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So Good To Me
00:02:56

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15
Hully Gully Fever (And The Flu Bug Too)
00:01:55

Rudy Ray Moore, MainArtist

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16
Driveway Blues
00:02:36

Rudy Ray Moore, MainArtist

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17
Herman Griffith Radio Spot
00:00:21

Rudy Ray Moore, MainArtist

2000 Warrior Records 2000 Warrior Records

18
Rally In The Valley
00:02:14

Rudy Ray Moore, MainArtist

2000 Warrior Records 2000 Warrior Records

19
Hully Gully Papa
00:03:03

Rudy Ray Moore, MainArtist

2000 Warrior Records 2000 Warrior Records

20
Scotch Fever
00:02:11

Rudy Ray Moore, MainArtist

2000 Warrior Records 2000 Warrior Records

21
Whatcha Gonna Do
00:02:56

Rudy Ray Moore, MainArtist

2000 Warrior Records 2000 Warrior Records

22
Ballad Of A Boy And A Girl
00:02:33

Rudy Ray Moore, MainArtist

2000 Warrior Records 2000 Warrior Records

23
Angels On Earth
00:02:13

Rudy Ray Moore, MainArtist

2000 Warrior Records 2000 Warrior Records

24
Don't Go No Farther
00:03:09

Rudy Ray Moore, MainArtist

2000 Warrior Records 2000 Warrior Records

25
Lonnie Johnson Radio Spot
00:00:16

Rudy Ray Moore, MainArtist

2000 Warrior Records 2000 Warrior Records

26
Baby That's Why I'm Your Fool
00:01:55

Rudy Ray Moore, MainArtist

2000 Warrior Records 2000 Warrior Records

27
Hurts Me To My Heart (Live)
00:06:32

Rudy Ray Moore, MainArtist

2000 Warrior Records 2000 Warrior Records

28
Bring It On Home To Me/I'm In Love Again
00:09:18

Rudy Ray Moore, MainArtist

2000 Warrior Records 2000 Warrior Records

Chronique

Before Rudy Ray Moore became famous as Dolomite, he spent years trying to make it as an R&B singer. Hully Gully Fever collects the fruits of his labor. These 28 tracks date from the '50s and '60s and include singles, unreleased masters, radio spots, and live tracks. The earliest tracks are jump blues-influenced, but soon Moore is playing rock & roll. He also tries the blues and a couple of tracks sound like early soul music. Moore is a passable singer, getting by on energy more than skill. The best tracks are the humorous songs like "The Buggy Ride," "Scotch Fever," "Ring A-Ling Dong," "Baby, That's Why I'm Your Fool," and "Step It up and Go," but Moore's rough delivery is also convincing on slow blues numbers like "So Good to Me" and "Hurts Me to My Heart." A couple of tracks are not successful -- like the dopey duet with an unnamed female singer on "Ballad of a Boy and Girl" and the generic "Whatcha Gonna Do," which comes complete with smooth vocal group backing. These missteps are made up for by the raw and ready live version of Sam Cooke's "Bring It on Home to Me" that has Moore delivering some nasty and funny monologues in between verses. Hully Gully Fever is a fascinating look at the early days of a comedy legend. It's worth it just for the liner notes that feature Rudy Ray Moore's story as told by the man himself.
© Tim Sendra /TiVo

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