Richard Pryor Carson Tonight Show 1979

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  • @elvispresley5921
    @elvispresley5921 4 года назад +54

    Pryor's humor is just so honest. It reaches EVERYONE. I miss this guy so much! Thank you 4 the memories Richard , Love ya !

    • @ErnestPoirier
      @ErnestPoirier Год назад

      ❤ You're a big you're right you're a good guy I know you're right

  • @KidstaSam
    @KidstaSam 2 года назад +18

    Richard Pryor is such a legend. It's always a pleasure seeing and listening to one of the greatest masters of standup comedy. Thank God for RUclips.

  • @jonathanalter8481
    @jonathanalter8481 3 года назад +115

    Richard Pryor is one of the greatest story tellers of all time.

    • @alwaysknow3356
      @alwaysknow3356 2 года назад +1

      Dick Cavett is the greatest interviewing him (and everyone), and him and Pryor were old friends.

    • @jimmysimmons2950
      @jimmysimmons2950 2 года назад

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    • @GreenCloudArtOrg420
      @GreenCloudArtOrg420 2 года назад +2

      @@alwaysknow3356 Cavett great, but Carson = the king 😎

    • @hollymcnair1602
      @hollymcnair1602 2 года назад +1

      Agreed 👌🏽

    • @howdy1487
      @howdy1487 Год назад +2

      I was a kid just in my teens when I saw Richard Pryor: Live in Concert. When he did the stuttering Chinese waiter I laughed so hard my abs hurt. My dad and his best friend were big Pryor fans. They used to improvise Mudbone routines. My dad's friend did a variation of stuttering Chinese waiter. He did Japanese guy sneezing. He would do it when he really sneezed too, just out of nowhere. It was hilarious. My brother and I and all our friends did it too and all the Richard Pryor and Eddie Murphy routines from Delirious and Raw. Man, we had fun. Thanks for all the laughs and good times all the great comedians.
      RIP Richard, Johnny, Carlin, Sam Kinison, Robin Williams and so many more who have passed. You brought joy and laughter to the world.

  • @FloridaJay
    @FloridaJay 8 лет назад +92

    Its the swag that impresses me most, these guys are just so polished and refined without a script, everything off the top of the head and so cool and laid back. Man these guys are freakin smooth...

    • @ziggynestamarley4121
      @ziggynestamarley4121 6 лет назад

      New American is this Eddie Murphy New American very funny man he should be back on TV 📺 yours Ziggy nesta Marley from Leicestershire in England respect to Eddie Murphy

    • @stetson_maven
      @stetson_maven 6 лет назад +2

      I was a comedian in my younger days. Pryor was the man, made it look so easy.

    • @briancannon3987
      @briancannon3987 9 месяцев назад

      Cocaine

  • @703amthegreatest
    @703amthegreatest 6 лет назад +56

    Richard Pryor is a genius! His facial expressions are just perfect 👌🏿

  • @JohnRedshaw
    @JohnRedshaw 4 года назад +35

    Richard was a naturally funny guy. So was Carson, and Tim Conway. It was a pleasure to have these great funny men to watch. I never missed Robin Williams, Jonathan Winters, Carlin, and a handful of others. Time Marches On. They gave their gifts, and we enjoyed them.

  • @ThePocketPugilist
    @ThePocketPugilist 6 лет назад +295

    One thing I live about this clip is the genuine love and respect between Richard and Johnny. Its how the world should be

    • @fattdamon1980
      @fattdamon1980 5 лет назад +3

      @Steve I'm a liberal and none of that applies to me, but the other assholes on the left are ruining everything. Maybe I'm more moderate because I don't find words offensive and I like guns though.

    • @aaronnbroussard3108
      @aaronnbroussard3108 5 лет назад +3

      EXACTLY BIG MAN I ALWAYS TRY MY BEST TO BE AS GOOD A PERSON TO PEOPLE AS I CAN BUT THIS WORLD IS SO OFF COURSE THERE'S NO GETTING BACK ON MAN I MEAN IT'S JUST REALITY BROTHER IT'S LIKE RACISM IS GETTING WORSE INSTEAD OF JUST LETTING IT DIE AND EVERYONE DO THERE PART AT GETTING BETTER THEY BRING UP AND TALK ABOUT SO MUCH RACIST STUFF THAT IT JUST ADDS FULL TO THE FIRE MAN HOW DUM 🤔😏😔 HAVE A BLESS 1 BIG MAN 👌🙏🙋‍♂️

    • @Squawk24
      @Squawk24 4 года назад +6

      Aaronn Broussard it'd help a whole bunch of white cops stopped killing black folks.

    • @jeep1070
      @jeep1070 4 года назад +3

      Today is 7/7/2020 and oh, how I agree with what you have said Jason. Rings so true today. So true.

    • @jeep1070
      @jeep1070 4 года назад +4

      @@Squawk24 there is just no respect for life anymore. It's not just police. It's everyone. Everyone hates everyone. White people put up with black people. Black people hate white people. Dems hate Reps. Skinny people hate fat people. Fat people hate being fat. Everyone is different. And until we can accept that, nothing will get better. Nothing.

  • @tyronepaulin700
    @tyronepaulin700 4 года назад +112

    The art of conversation. Not plugging anything, just conversing naturally. Johnny was a genius and you don't see this type of host anymore.

    • @janetownley
      @janetownley 2 года назад

      I beg to differ - Colbert is at least as good, and at least as classy

    • @hollymcnair1602
      @hollymcnair1602 2 года назад

      Fallon is probly the closest

    • @robertfielding8691
      @robertfielding8691 2 года назад +1

      @@hollymcnair1602 middle eastern seasoned rice

    • @speakonthis
      @speakonthis Год назад +2

      He was promoting his film concert & the movie California Suite… but you are right… no pretensions, just two men talking & responding to one another!

  • @WellnessRosterHQ
    @WellnessRosterHQ 4 года назад +49

    Most comedians agree, in his prime, Richard was the greatest there ever was. Just very funny.

    • @pifflepockle
      @pifflepockle 2 года назад

      Billy Connolly. No script, ever

    • @FATMAN162x
      @FATMAN162x Месяц назад

      Rodney Dangerfield, funniest funny man ever. A man just being himself

  • @TheAVJ2
    @TheAVJ2 3 года назад +12

    Johnny Carson and Richard Pryor what a duo these guys are so cool and to hear the stories is awesome

  • @jacklund9366
    @jacklund9366 Год назад +13

    Johnny was such a master at feeding the conversation and then just letting it flow. Richard just telling stories was entertaining in itself. 😊

  • @1165mac
    @1165mac 3 года назад +25

    Great to see a conversation about race that's so refreshing, honest, and raw, and no ones gets their panties in a bunch. Pryor was an equal opportunity offender, as was the 70s in general.

    • @martinlong2804
      @martinlong2804 2 года назад +1

      And have a laugh about it 🤣honest, true and with meaning of equality.

  • @freddiemontanez8461
    @freddiemontanez8461 4 года назад +38

    I was abused by my father. But I didn't abused my daughter. I broke the cycle. I like the way Richard talks a be about his .kids.
    Been watching Richard Pryor videos since 5am. Love it. 1-22-20
    Thanks RUclips for uploading this videos.

    • @lolaruffin1237
      @lolaruffin1237 4 года назад +1

      He spoke so highly of his kids, that's beautiful!! 😎

    • @lzylightnin
      @lzylightnin 4 года назад +1

      right on, Freddie

    • @freddiemontanez8461
      @freddiemontanez8461 4 года назад

      @@lzylightnin Thanks

    • @jazzmanchgo
      @jazzmanchgo 4 года назад +3

      Well, Richard certainly had his demons and his dark side -- thank God he didn't take it out on his children, but he was pretty rough on the women in his life, and of course he was self-destructive. I love the man, he was a genius, he obviously had a good and tender heart, but the damage was done.

    • @d.jparer5184
      @d.jparer5184 4 года назад +1

      Good for you brother!

  • @jimmymcguire8217
    @jimmymcguire8217 3 года назад +7

    Could listen to these two all day, like listening to two of my uncles when I was a child

    • @paulyakaitis3352
      @paulyakaitis3352 7 месяцев назад

      They’re just shooting the breeze like two friends, so cool!

  • @sabumnimphillips
    @sabumnimphillips 6 лет назад +57

    The Godfather of interviews and an absolute genius of comedy. Classic

  • @wh1654
    @wh1654 3 года назад +25

    Tim Conway loved making his co stars laugh. Amazing to see him wiping his laughter filled eyes sitting next to the legendary Richard. Johnny was a classic host and all the greats were on the tonight show

  • @MarwanGhazi
    @MarwanGhazi 7 лет назад +209

    the chemistry between the two is never boring to watch

    • @YakThaWiseman72
      @YakThaWiseman72 5 лет назад +3

      +Marwan Ghazi Indeed they really were friends too I once read that Pryor use to write for his show in his early starts.

  • @jerryj920
    @jerryj920 7 лет назад +3

    Oct.23rd: Happy birthday Talk Show host-Comedian Johnny Carson, The King of Late Night (1925-2005) winner: 6 Emmy Awards, Peabody Award, Kennedy Center Honors, Presidential Medal of Freedom. Thank you and God bless. RIP Legend. Thanks for the upload, Archilochus Lgn. Blessings

  • @camxdidxthat
    @camxdidxthat 7 лет назад +385

    Greatest late night host of all time and greatest comedian of all time.

  • @cathyarthur3199
    @cathyarthur3199 2 года назад +7

    I'm 73 having trouble sleeping, it's 5:00 am so I'm going to try to rest. I've been watching my tablet. Going to turn it off and Richard Pryor comes on Johnny Carson. Now I cant turn the TV off. So, not only can I forget sleeping but after watching Richard, I will have to go change my underwear. Lord I love that man he was the funniest man on the earth. Always will be.

  • @danheilman7729
    @danheilman7729 4 года назад +46

    I love how tickled Conway is by Pryor. Humor is humor.

  • @theungreatkahli
    @theungreatkahli 6 лет назад +34

    Could listen and watch these two cats all day. RIP

  • @waylonskitchen3525
    @waylonskitchen3525 7 лет назад +41

    Richard Pryor was the greatest comic ever

  • @jefrey5578
    @jefrey5578 6 лет назад +74

    I miss Johnny Carson so much. He was the greatest talk show host ever!

  • @BobbyTucker
    @BobbyTucker 5 лет назад +7

    Richard Pryor is my all-time favorite Comedian, I hope I never have to replace my vinyl 33 1/3 albums of his, I'll be in deep do-do. We lost a great entertainer when he died.

  • @NxDoyle
    @NxDoyle 7 лет назад +126

    You really do get the impression from watching Richard on The Tonight Show that Johnny had a great affection for him.

    • @patriciacoker471
      @patriciacoker471 4 года назад +7

      Yes their relationship is sweet.

    • @pronemanoldbutyoung5548
      @pronemanoldbutyoung5548 4 года назад +6

      Well obviously 🙂 Its so nice to watch the clips with Johnny and especially the stars he had this kind of chemistry with

  • @MrPavePaws
    @MrPavePaws 7 лет назад +213

    Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder were the ultimate pair.
    Best comic duo.
    I watched everything they were in together.
    To this day, I become a kid again when I watch Silver Streak.

    • @Kearyjb
      @Kearyjb 6 лет назад +2

      I was probably about 7 when I saw Silver Streak. I didn't even get that it was a comedy. I would not go anywhere NEAR a window after I saw that body fall off the top of the train and hang outside the window. Probably for like a year.

    • @jaybillz851
      @jaybillz851 6 лет назад +2

      Silver Streak!

    • @christophermatthias3327
      @christophermatthias3327 5 лет назад +3

      I agree with you I love Silver Streak Richard and Gene are brilliant in that movie so too was Patrick McGoohan

    • @Silveryback
      @Silveryback 4 года назад +4

      Silver Steak was such a good one... Still one of my favorite movies. Same with Stir Crazy. Classics.

    • @dianalong4172
      @dianalong4172 4 года назад +2

      That movie didn't get enough respect. It is one of the funniest ever made.

  • @akiman712
    @akiman712 7 лет назад +142

    Looking at Carson's body language -- shaking with both hands, fixing his tie and slamming the table -- you can tell he truly appreciated Pryor's comedy.

    • @YakThaWiseman72
      @YakThaWiseman72 5 лет назад +2

      Aikman Barwa Yup I mean if I'm not mistaken he once wrote for Johnny Carson Show

    • @austinstewart8729
      @austinstewart8729 5 лет назад +3

      They was on cocaine

    • @tmgrambo9731
      @tmgrambo9731 4 года назад +3

      @@austinstewart8729 lol i was thinking this same shit

    • @morongosteve
      @morongosteve 4 года назад

      !

  • @veek.6463
    @veek.6463 7 лет назад +36

    That was seriously great. Peace and love for all

  • @elisevautour6292
    @elisevautour6292 4 года назад +31

    Not only do I miss Johnny.... I Loved Richard Pryor. 🇨🇦💜

  • @user-nd5jc8xv8v
    @user-nd5jc8xv8v 8 лет назад +43

    one of my favs ---thanks uploader
    RIP Richard

  • @dukemantee2978
    @dukemantee2978 6 лет назад +77

    What magic to see geniuses like Richard Pryor and Tim Conway together.

    • @deebrown4877
      @deebrown4877 3 года назад +3

      💯

    • @ilkeravni4247
      @ilkeravni4247 2 года назад

      A true genius were the guys who didn't need half a pound of cocain up they nose

    • @aarondigby9859
      @aarondigby9859 2 года назад +1

      @@ilkeravni4247 maybe they had alcohol, when Joan Rivers says you the greatest, take it to heart. They all hung out in the village together mapping out their careers: Joan Rivers, Bill Cosby, Flip Wilson, Lilly Tomlin, the shyt they call comedy totally sux, all this PC bs, comedians beefing: Monique and DLHughley,smdh. The only two legits now are Dave Chappelle, Katt Williams, Chris Rock is good, then there's Seinfeld.

    • @aarondigby9859
      @aarondigby9859 2 года назад

      @@ilkeravni4247 everybody did cocaine in those days, Richard is the GREATEST to have ever done it, he does Charlie Chaplin comedy. I watched it when he had a show on NBC in the seventies.

    • @aarondigby9859
      @aarondigby9859 2 года назад

      @@ilkeravni4247 what's the dif, a vice is a vice, heroin, alcohol, pot, tobacco, opioids, pigging out eating yourself to death,.....

  • @bradleymcavoy3432
    @bradleymcavoy3432 4 года назад +2

    Pryor One of the All Time Greats and Carson a Class Act, They’re Civil and Polite to each Other and Know each Other so Well, How can we ever get back to That?!?

  • @fischkopf
    @fischkopf 5 лет назад +79

    Knowing the abuse Richard Pryor went through as a child, it's quite sad listening to his anecdotes. Nevertheless, what a genius he was!

    • @puppetsock
      @puppetsock 3 года назад +5

      The most effective humor often comes from the deepest pain. Not always, but often.

  • @msthang5366
    @msthang5366 6 лет назад +45

    “You should be nice to a billion of anything “
    Truth

  • @lindareavis5971
    @lindareavis5971 5 лет назад +77

    He was the funniest comedian .. I’d love to here his jokes on today’s issues..

    • @AlexLopez-sf6nx
      @AlexLopez-sf6nx 4 года назад

      No he wasn't

    • @namelessgames1608
      @namelessgames1608 3 года назад +1

      @@AlexLopez-sf6nx who was then

    • @gusty9053
      @gusty9053 3 года назад

      Most of them still apply. Real comedy has a lot of truth in it and some truths are universal. Hear him talking about the network censoring his content because someone found it "offensive".

    • @williamroark
      @williamroark 3 года назад

      Richard would have a “field day” these days!!!!

    • @pamelacass9642
      @pamelacass9642 2 года назад

      I loved Richard, but I'd rather hear George Carlin on political issues. Miss them both dearly.

  • @Parkyurkarkas
    @Parkyurkarkas 6 лет назад +9

    Richard Pryor's humanity pulls you into reality.

  • @jayham____fromgeorgia
    @jayham____fromgeorgia 7 лет назад +284

    The Seventies were pretty freaking awesome.

    • @dee1380
      @dee1380 5 лет назад +3

      ndeed..

    • @fosbury68
      @fosbury68 5 лет назад +9

      Yes and no.

    • @patriciacoker471
      @patriciacoker471 4 года назад +10

      Yes they were I'm s 70s baby

    • @Tonysnewhouse
      @Tonysnewhouse 4 года назад +2

      The seventies nurtured the comedians it started in the 60s Richard Pryor George carlin and others. But the 60s rock real rock ‘n’ roll we’re talking Janis Joplin the doors Jimi Hendrix for the artist that we lost in Seoul so many other great groups to this day that still perform the Beatles Paul McCartney, The Rolling Stones who would ever believe that 60 years later they would still be performing. Richard Pryor had a special aired tonight on his behalf “The last days of Richard Pryor” aired 1/16/20 on NBC, he put in his act something that’s funny to most, but real that lived his life style where he states a conversation between his pipe and him. Richard was freebasing cocaine he ultimately tried to commit suicide which is unsubstantiated but he stated it where he was missing either water a lighter and burn himself up badly. He talks as if his pipe is telling him it’s OK with you it’s just you and me Richard, don’t listen to everybody else we got this, I got you covered Richard don’t listen to those other people that care about you, Its just you and me, were in this together Richard... it’s funny to those that haven’t been the slave to the pipe, but to those who had been in the past it’s 100% truth it’s not a rationalization it’s the only thing that makes sense that you’re so far down the rabbit hole with the drugs in it it’s talking to you and you’re not listening to reality friends loved ones family anybody I can explain I don’t understand all I know is I lost everything and when they I say everything I mean a loving wife of 33 years, I managed to keep my shit together for 25 years, I was an electronica engineer at the top of my game work but you start ups as a multimillionaire and they drug check over my life and I just it all away with help and I don’t blame her from my ex. Do you punish me she spent $3 million in four years while we were separated when it was all gone she said she wanted to separate our finances despite that there was nothing left to separate except for real estate and my ass out of my 401(k) I wish I had the soundbite of Richard explaining how the pike took control of him I would play it for my three daughters who have their PhD my middle child has her masters in as a teacher at a college and my younger sister going to college I provide for my family well and they turned out great! I regret every day of my life from the day I got separated. A life that many dream to have. Money does not buy happiness. And if anybody tells you different family is everything! My wife told me after I cleaned up that if I proved it to her for six months we get back together yet she was already having affair with my best friend of 20 years and stab me in the back by spending every penny we had except for our real estate and the money she couldn’t touch. I regret all the harm I did to her and my daughters to say anything less I would not be a man. If your using out of control please listen to this again and don’t make the so dear life altering no going back decisions that I can only say the fight made for me for if I was rational or sane I would never have let it get that far. Aloha!

    • @ruthresetar5940
      @ruthresetar5940 4 года назад +1

      I loved 'em.

  • @bholaoates1542
    @bholaoates1542 7 лет назад +54

    Love this -- good times! Anyone else think "Which Way Is Up?" is the most underrated Richard Pryor movie?

    • @jaybillz851
      @jaybillz851 6 лет назад +1

      me

    • @artisfu9
      @artisfu9 6 лет назад +3

      Ohh..."Which Way is UP" was definitely his FUNNIEST Movie...BAR NONE!!!

    • @bluecollarlit
      @bluecollarlit 6 лет назад +1

      Now I'm writing down this movie, to remember to see it.

    • @johnniebanks4832
      @johnniebanks4832 6 лет назад +1

      💯

    • @marvingray5697
      @marvingray5697 5 лет назад +2

      Which Way Is Up, Richard Pryor's funniest movie!! The theme song from Stargard was a number one R&B smash hit. Also was a top 40 hit on the Pop charts.

  • @malcolmjosephmilliner705
    @malcolmjosephmilliner705 8 лет назад +3

    THE KANG OF COMEDY...THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR BLESSING....

  • @coreysullivan5025
    @coreysullivan5025 4 года назад +25

    Johnny Carson, Richard Pryor, and Tim Conway...I don’t think you could fit any more FUNNY onto one talk show set.

    • @alukuhito
      @alukuhito 3 года назад

      Check out some old Sammy Maudlin clips on RUclips. Amazing stuff. Just as packed with funny as this.

    • @ultimaterankings1154
      @ultimaterankings1154 3 года назад

      Actually they did, there is a clip with Carson, Pryor, and George Carlin (with all due respect to Tim Conway).

  • @ProjectDystopia
    @ProjectDystopia 8 лет назад +114

    I miss this kind of Television.....

    • @hellenhoran352
      @hellenhoran352 8 лет назад +4

      Me Too..

    • @sheldonglass2040
      @sheldonglass2040 7 лет назад

      ProjectDystopia ',

    • @thebrazilianatlantis165
      @thebrazilianatlantis165 7 лет назад +1

      Jimmy Fallon would teach Richard how a game works.

    • @gunchief0811
      @gunchief0811 6 лет назад +1

      ProjectDystopia cannot replicate or duplicate these classic days of Television. Johnny Carson had all the greats. Even Richard pryor had a leave of absence when he came out to Johnny Carson he was probably like wow! I'm on Johnny Carson!!

  • @philiptonee6334
    @philiptonee6334 7 лет назад +29

    Richard and Johnny. Loved watching them both. RIP.

  • @fubarlife7776
    @fubarlife7776 3 года назад +5

    I was 10 years old 🤣 RIP Prior and Carson ✌️ thanks for the laughs 😂

  • @josephhardaway3
    @josephhardaway3 8 лет назад +94

    I remember seeing this when it first aired on television !! LoL ,OMG hilarious !! literally tears running down my face from laughing so hard !! I miss Richard Pryor and Johnny Carson soooo much !! Rest in peace and cheers to 2 of my favorite comedians !!

    • @robgoose
      @robgoose 7 лет назад +2

      This is the comment I hoped to see!

    • @castlegate-nf8yr
      @castlegate-nf8yr 6 лет назад +3

      And gene wilder rip

    • @gk10002000
      @gk10002000 6 лет назад

      yeah. remember when watching Johnnie late night was the best. did not have 5 copy cat shows on at the same time. Love pryor

    • @marvingray5697
      @marvingray5697 5 лет назад

      I was 12 years old when also saw this particular episode of Johnny Carson. Normally l'll watch the monologue then on to bed but Richard Pryor was on so l stayed up. Only part l remember to this day was Richard doing the stuttering Chinese, fell out of my bed crying laughing, still funny as hell!!! RIP Richard, Johnny, Tim and Ed.

  • @MrVb66
    @MrVb66 4 года назад +13

    I would give anything to go back in time through a time machine, think about it the great Tim Conway, the great Johnny Carson, the Great Richard Pryor, all on the same show, this is back when entertainers told the truth it wasn't about the money they all have personality
    Johnny Carson was the coolest talk show hosts interview ever notice how he sincerely enjoyed Richard Pryor's conversation and thought it was a very funny

  • @at1212b
    @at1212b 6 лет назад +32

    You can tell when Johnny is having a legit good time. Especially among his peer comediens whom he respects and genuinely finds funny.

    • @beatricewoods8377
      @beatricewoods8377 2 года назад +1

      When you laughed like Carson did it's good for you.That show was priceless johnny and Richard .

  • @tinywarfare9109
    @tinywarfare9109 7 лет назад +74

    Pryor was just brilliant

    • @brandy1883
      @brandy1883 4 года назад

      They were so rude to Tim, Once Richard stepped, All eyes on him!

  • @danishnadir9547
    @danishnadir9547 7 лет назад +124

    Nothing fake. Everything on the table.

  • @freddiemontanez8461
    @freddiemontanez8461 4 года назад +3

    Johnny Carson my favorite show of all times. Till this day I still watch them. To. R.I.P.

  • @angelanetherton8240
    @angelanetherton8240 5 лет назад +1

    I was a Richard Pryor fan since i was like 8...Im 43 now.My dad would watch him and cheech and chong all the time and Richard was far more funny to me..I miss him so and i miss my dad sitting watching Richard Pryor in the movie "The Toy',together just laughing him me and my brother..My dad passed little before Richard did in his mid 40s just to young to of died but he sure gave me some great memories of my childhood and Richard Pryor was one we definetly loved and watched together...May they both R.I.P hope Richard is telling my dad some good ones up there!!!

  • @keffrabey6308
    @keffrabey6308 6 лет назад +13

    Richard Pryor a true legend forever !

  • @9xxxxxxxxx
    @9xxxxxxxxx 8 лет назад +159

    American men had so much class and elan back then. These were some bad muthafuckas in the best sense of the word.

    • @Idk-dd2gn
      @Idk-dd2gn 6 лет назад

      9xxxxxxxxx what makes you say these two had “so much class”.

    • @thebrazilianatlantis165
      @thebrazilianatlantis165 6 лет назад +8

      Their dignity and warmth in this video, probably.

  • @Grosefrmchrchst
    @Grosefrmchrchst 5 лет назад +4

    It's amazing to contrast Pryor in this interview to his first time on Carson in 74. Startling growth as an artist and human being.

    • @jwwj30
      @jwwj30 Год назад

      I just watched his 79, 80 & 83 appearances back to back to back. Thanks for the tip, I’ll go watch his 74 appearance next. Each time I reflect on where I was living, with who & what our society was going through. The good ol’ days….RIP

  • @tonyweaver5953
    @tonyweaver5953 6 лет назад +5

    Classic....Man, I knew as a kid I was up late if Carson was on. SALUTE two of the GOATS!!!!

  • @tyqohanh9991
    @tyqohanh9991 7 лет назад +30

    The stuttering Chinese bit is the funniest thing I've seen a long time.

  • @christophermatthias3327
    @christophermatthias3327 5 лет назад +5

    Greatest Comedian of all time Richard Pryor meets once again the the greatest late night presenter of all time Johnny Carson both fantastic characters

  • @mjjohnson9925
    @mjjohnson9925 7 лет назад +197

    As a child, “Here’s Johnny” was our cue to go to bed!

    • @kufarimahdi9636
      @kufarimahdi9636 6 лет назад +5

      MJ Johnson bless you for this comment

    • @michelmadaire1436
      @michelmadaire1436 6 лет назад +4

      yup

    • @bluecollarlit
      @bluecollarlit 6 лет назад +12

      MJ Johnson I would be in bed, not asleep yet, and I would hear the opening music playing downstairs...

    • @Sassy8utube
      @Sassy8utube 5 лет назад +2

      Wow me too lol

    • @seedroyalnebthetchiefpries2617
      @seedroyalnebthetchiefpries2617 5 лет назад +5

      Ours was the Hawaii Five O' theme song. Never saw an eposiod. Lol! My brother and I act as though we were directing the orchestra then when it was done we were out.

  • @terrancep9694
    @terrancep9694 4 года назад +7

    You could tell Carson genuinely respected Pryor. 🌹

  • @marshafanchin1451
    @marshafanchin1451 3 года назад +3

    God I miss the days when we could laugh at each other and TALK Every once in awhile I look up old stuff and laugh ALOT

  • @mattpoochi6964
    @mattpoochi6964 4 года назад +5

    I know it’s not politically correct now but my mom allowed me to watch Richard at the age of eleven and he enriched my life. My mom and I watched the first televised laugh off of Eddie Murphy and we laughed so hard together. Eddie got ripped off that night! But he came back and showed the world when he joined SNL. ✌️🥰 much love for their comedy

  • @shmookins
    @shmookins 7 лет назад +29

    7:34 "Killing the wind"; that's a new phrase for me. I like it. A little poetic.

    • @patriciacoker471
      @patriciacoker471 4 года назад

      Man I use to pick the smallest switch and walk in the house beating the wind.

  • @hutchu1
    @hutchu1 3 года назад

    Clicked on it to watch Richard Pryor. And there he is Tim Conway. Both funny men. RIP Both of you legends

  • @petec6159
    @petec6159 7 лет назад +11

    These are jokes from Richard Pryor live in concert! His best in my opinion.

  • @snapcrackle4077
    @snapcrackle4077 8 лет назад +75

    Folks don't know that Pryor and Carson party'd together

    • @deborahhardsway2255
      @deborahhardsway2255 7 лет назад +2

      Snap Crackle I came here to look back, Witherspoon said on Jamie Foxx show,they both did more than partied,they both liked that White?I knew Pryor did,but Jhonny I thought was drinking

    • @thebrazilianatlantis165
      @thebrazilianatlantis165 7 лет назад +1

      Even after Johnny retired he kept doing coke.

    • @uhuruwarrior8846
      @uhuruwarrior8846 6 лет назад

      Johnny was hitting that white with rich

    • @uhuruwarrior8846
      @uhuruwarrior8846 6 лет назад +1

      Johnny kept playing wit his nose the whole interview u know on commercial break they was hittin that snow

    • @06BIBOI
      @06BIBOI 6 лет назад +1

      Strong rumor has it they fucked a few times !

  • @deedontcare584
    @deedontcare584 7 лет назад +60

    THis dude literally freestyled his talents lol

    • @imchrisirvin
      @imchrisirvin 5 лет назад +1

      Dwayne Shaw the stuttering Chinese waiter is one of his greatest bits. It's recorded material, although he did go off the cuff with it here. Richard was awesome!

  • @smooveoper8or425
    @smooveoper8or425 4 года назад +20

    "I didn't really want to know Johnny", LOL Pyror is too sharp for the room.

    • @2BESTdogBLUE
      @2BESTdogBLUE 3 года назад

      @Smoove Oper8or....
      YES!! TO SHARP FOR THE ROOM❤️

  • @daddysmith1376
    @daddysmith1376 6 лет назад +12

    Richard Pryor he had them funny bones man!.. miss the guy big time!

  • @Matlockization
    @Matlockization 7 лет назад +224

    I think Johnny Carson and Richard Pryor were separated at birth because these guys get along so well.

    • @williamallen7005
      @williamallen7005 5 лет назад +5

      They get a long because they were both coked up lol

    • @madedigital
      @madedigital 5 лет назад +4

      THEY BOTH DID LINES COKE THATS WHY

    • @666kinski
      @666kinski 4 года назад +6

      But yet Pryor was on Johnny multiple times..explain that shit?!

    • @havmercy2349
      @havmercy2349 4 года назад +2

      @@madedigital together...backstage..ALL NIGHT!

    • @christinamitchell6796
      @christinamitchell6796 4 года назад +7

      Yeah bushkin Carson's attorney eluded in his book Richard prior was one of the only people he truly got along with or liked.

  • @spykerhond7008
    @spykerhond7008 7 лет назад +132

    Back in the day when you could still have a smoke on tv.

  • @Peetstarpoet
    @Peetstarpoet 4 года назад +10

    Who is here watching this right now for the first time like me

  • @paxwallacejazz
    @paxwallacejazz 6 лет назад +15

    He really was cool and smart and very very damaged. When he was on though he was the funniest cat I've ever seen well it's a tie Robin Williams too.

  • @BatMite19
    @BatMite19 4 года назад +71

    Man, I miss the days when people could just speak their mind, be funny, and not be called a racist or a hater.

    • @BatMite19
      @BatMite19 4 года назад +1

      @@Vijay7090 I'm Pryor .. no, I'm Carson! Wait ... what?

    • @evelynjoyce
      @evelynjoyce 4 года назад +2

      Which people? The Klan?

    • @praisemobile7562
      @praisemobile7562 4 года назад

      Those days you are speaking of never existed.

    • @thepromiseman7745
      @thepromiseman7745 3 года назад

      @@BatMite19 man you are not lying real talk

  • @joannfagen4457
    @joannfagen4457 2 года назад

    It’s great to watch the comedy pros relax and enjoy mixing it up with each other.

  • @sensey07
    @sensey07 4 года назад +3

    One of the things Carson could do was handle just about any kind of guest - I used to sit up at night watching the show and it was amazing.

  • @nunomartins4265
    @nunomartins4265 5 лет назад +6

    Pryor was a genius, such a shame he left so early

  • @arthurworkman4399
    @arthurworkman4399 5 лет назад +3

    Everything about Richard is funny he has a funny type of walk. I've noticed it long before but now I'm really noticing it a lot more.

  • @johnmoser2689
    @johnmoser2689 4 года назад +3

    I kinda wished the old 79 commercials were still in there... I was eleven when this aired

  • @popps7198
    @popps7198 6 лет назад +12

    I would hear my dad calling me 3 blocks away. Before any of my friends would say "Bobby Your dad is calling you" I would already be on my bike. He wouldn't call my name, it was a whistle.

    • @beatle9239
      @beatle9239 4 года назад +1

      You just reminded me.I had a neighbor who did that. It seemed different to me , but I never thought much of it. A silly childhood memory.

    • @gmaureen
      @gmaureen 4 года назад

      Popps71 My dad did the same thing. He had his own special whistle so you knew it was him calling you.

  • @TheBunnyodeath
    @TheBunnyodeath 4 года назад +1

    the interview is brilliant. and you know Richard is a certified Genius. he turns Carson into the interviewee. starts asking questions. and I wealth this and see how respect and decency was given to people on thier merit and thier skills not the color of thier skin even though Richard grew up with a lot of hate and racisim. and he didn't care. he did but he didn't because he saw the hurt and destructiveness of racism. but he has fucking gold shoes. had huge audiences and he made a lot of people laugh. that's noting but a force of positivity. now we got Chappell and Paul Moony Bill Burr even Tim Minchin. all could talk and speak about racisim but with understanding humor grace and brilliance. so woth out getting to wordy. just gonna say RIP Richard your loved and appreciated. thank you we sure need your reincarnated spirit now. youd be probably more political but done a lot of good.

  • @ladybluetexan
    @ladybluetexan 8 лет назад +6

    California Suite is a very funny movie. It's written by Neil Simon, who wrote The Odd Couple. RPryor is really good in it.

  • @ksteiger
    @ksteiger 5 лет назад +16

    Best censored "F" word of all time!!!!

  • @lynnsmith4
    @lynnsmith4 2 года назад +10

    I love this time when things weren't so staged and comedy just happened on the spot.

    • @beatricewoods8377
      @beatricewoods8377 Год назад

      Yes those two were great together. Chinese joke 😂

  • @hippie564
    @hippie564 4 года назад +5

    Pryor was smoking a cig on the set! Mannn, I haven't seen that in years!

  • @SingleTax
    @SingleTax 6 лет назад +1

    Both comedic legends, both from the Midwest, one black, one white -- and getting along like two old friends. That's as America as it gets.

  • @sohooded
    @sohooded 3 года назад +1

    We will always miss your brilliance and sweetness, Richard.💕💕

  • @winkminer
    @winkminer 7 лет назад +3

    I miss Richard Pryor; Old Man Mudbone and so many more. Genius!

  • @Fleshaga
    @Fleshaga 8 лет назад +52

    Johnny Carson barely kept it together lol
    Richard was waaay to much of a powderkeg at that time, back then this type of humour was unheard of on TV because it wasn't allowed at all.
    The N-word was not ok to say for a few years, and then came Richard ...
    Made light of everything and everyone could let out a nervous laugh.
    Compare years. Dave Chapelle? Exact same routine. (look at previous Richards standups) Literally word for word routines.
    Richard was brilliant. Just brilliant

    • @Cocoa13
      @Cocoa13 7 лет назад +4

      Fleshaga Richard was Johnny favorite comedian he has been on show plenty of times

    • @stickman1742
      @stickman1742 3 года назад +1

      Actually Pryor is not the person that changed the censorship. He along with George Carlin may have been the funniest people, but it would be wrong to say this wasn't allowed and Pryor changed it all. Censorship was being removed by end of the 60s and things changed dramatically in the 70s. All in the Family was saying the N-word along with a million others slurs in a 1971 comedy. By the late 70s this was really old hat. The 70s may actually be the only decade where Hollywood wasn't uptight and people were free. Censorship didn't fade until late 60s and came roaring back in the 80s in a big way. The really big media companies don't want entertainers to have freedom. They hate the 70s while most of the viewers and performers loved it.

    • @RICHBLACKCOCK
      @RICHBLACKCOCK 3 года назад

      @@stickman1742 good call. the 70`s is where EVERYTHING took off, especially after the swing`in `60`s. name 2 horror flix in 1965? 1974. EXORCIST, ROSEMARYS BABY. Cocaine/Heroin runnin? FRENCH CONNECTION, SUPERFLY and many others. Sex on screen tit shots and ass shots? to many 2 name. I liked CARRIE myself. SISSY SPACEK was scary fine. SEKA and JOHN HOLMES were cool also.

  • @adambradley2605
    @adambradley2605 2 года назад +1

    I like how they played "Happy" 34 years before it was released as he was walking out.

  • @YakThaWiseman72
    @YakThaWiseman72 5 лет назад +3

    Yo Conway was wiping tears from his eyes after that stuttering Chinese joke Richard was a genius

  • @laz0rama
    @laz0rama 4 года назад +1

    my all time favorite comedians:
    1. richard pryor
    2. george carlin
    3. dave chappelle
    4. doug stanhope
    5a. bill hicks
    5b. rodney dangerfield

  • @almagore1
    @almagore1 6 лет назад +11

    I identify with Richard Pryor so much! I am 74 y/o When I was 6 y/o and my brother was 3 y/o, my Mother was divorced and couldn't afford to support us so we lived with her parents, my Grandparents. They were great but strict. Right away my Grandparents put a "switch" in the kichen window so we could see what e would be spanked ewith if we disobeyd. They told us don't you dare come home from school and say that your teacher hit you. That measns you did something wrong vand we will hit you too. You might say they were mean butg no, they loved us and prepared us for life in the real world. I thank God ofteh for my Grandparents who were born in 1890 and 1898.

  • @depaola63
    @depaola63 6 лет назад +2

    My youth ! Great times indeed, I was 16 on this night ..*

  • @anthonyallen8916
    @anthonyallen8916 6 лет назад +9

    Brilliant chemistry!!

  • @2011Savere
    @2011Savere 3 года назад

    Awesome interview. I miss those days.

  • @caesaraortizg539
    @caesaraortizg539 3 года назад +2

    so cool to see Johnny having a good time with Pryor

  • @jordanspory7633
    @jordanspory7633 3 года назад +1

    It’s awesome to see Pryor trying out his jokes that later ended up on many of his comedy specials

  • @Pdubya69GS
    @Pdubya69GS 8 лет назад +181

    Back in the good ol' days when we could still laugh at our differences & it not be called racism. Everybody's too damn politically correct nowadays. Everybody's too sensitive. If this video was titled "Richard Pryor & Johnny Carson make fun of Asians with speech impediments" it would have 3 million views & 20,000 comments of people arguing over a thousand different topics. Sorry for the rant. I enjoyed the vid lol👍✌

    • @Pdubya69GS
      @Pdubya69GS 7 лет назад

      CaptainOvious123 nobody asked you.

    • @moderoy
      @moderoy 7 лет назад +3

      Everybody generalizes everybody, too.

    • @LAMEHERC1
      @LAMEHERC1 7 лет назад +1

      nah

    • @brendanysf
      @brendanysf 7 лет назад +4

      at one point you can joke and laugh while reading books making fun of blacks. does that still make it okay?

    • @jacobjorgenson9285
      @jacobjorgenson9285 7 лет назад +9

      Awwww did someone point out the blatant racism that is no longer accepted in civilised worlds

  • @garymcaleer6112
    @garymcaleer6112 4 года назад +1

    Tim always shines his light!

  • @captinweestain526
    @captinweestain526 6 лет назад +5

    Thank you Richard