Here are three Carlin audios (MP3)
Note the last also has Pryor
Note the last also has Pryor
Comedian in transition
Humorist discusses his transition from straight comedian to a social satirist. He talks about how Lenny Bruce and Mort Sahl helped him get started, where he is headed now, and his recent firings from nightclubs for his use of political material and "objectionable" language.
Recorded at the Playboy Club, San Francisco, on December 29, 1970
Download here
BONUS
Seven words you cant say on TV - HERE
Bonus
Radical Comedians
A) An interview with George Carlin. Produced by Larry Bendky for "The Living Room" in 1997.
B) Richard Pryor on Attica. A Compilation of Pryor's poetry and comments made during the Attica prison rebellion. Produced by Alan Farley in 1972.
Here
Enjoy
Humorist discusses his transition from straight comedian to a social satirist. He talks about how Lenny Bruce and Mort Sahl helped him get started, where he is headed now, and his recent firings from nightclubs for his use of political material and "objectionable" language.
Recorded at the Playboy Club, San Francisco, on December 29, 1970
Download here
BONUS
Seven words you cant say on TV - HERE
Bonus
Radical Comedians
A) An interview with George Carlin. Produced by Larry Bendky for "The Living Room" in 1997.
B) Richard Pryor on Attica. A Compilation of Pryor's poetry and comments made during the Attica prison rebellion. Produced by Alan Farley in 1972.
Here
Enjoy