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George Carlin - Archive Interview Parts 2 & 3 of 7
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Added: Aug 15, 2008
In Part 2 and 3 of this 7-part interview for the Archive of American Television, Carlin talks about his days as a disc jockey on radio, his comedy partner Jack Burns, arriving in Hollywood, recording his first comedy album (with Jack Burns), his first TV appearance (the Jack Paar Show), becoming a single performer, his early act (impressions), working as a comic with Richard Pryor, being nervous for his first Ed Sullivan Show appearance, realizing his act was geared to an older crowd, and that his personal taste was more in touch with a younger crowd, and the monumental change in his act. He elaborates about finding his identity on-television, and how HBO helped his career. This is an excerpt from his three-hour oral history interview by Jenni Matz and Henry Colman on December 17, 2007. For more about this and other interviews, go to emmytvlegends.org
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Added: Aug 15, 2008
In Part 2 and 3 of this 7-part interview for the Archive of American Television, Carlin talks about his days as a disc jockey on radio, his comedy partner Jack Burns, arriving in Hollywood, recording his first comedy album (with Jack Burns), his first TV appearance (the Jack Paar Show), becoming a single performer, his early act (impressions), working as a comic with Richard Pryor, being nervous for his first Ed Sullivan Show appearance, realizing his act was geared to an older crowd, and that his personal taste was more in touch with a younger crowd, and the monumental change in his act. He elaborates about finding his identity on-television, and how HBO helped his career. This is an excerpt from his three-hour oral history interview by Jenni Matz and Henry Colman on December 17, 2007. For more about this and other interviews, go to emmytvlegends.org
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