Thanks for givin' some proper respect to a creative and funny guy. As I hear several clips of his on the radio stations this week, I see how he really used his craft to make worthwhile statements and be off-the-wall comedic while doing that.

dope.

wow. you are hilarious. was it liberating to sing those 7 words with such a soft, gentle voice?

Brilliant, man. You have an amazing voice!

Wow, really great Jay. Very heartfelt. Carlin was a great man and a hilarious comedian. Hope him and Pryor are having a drink and a laugh together somewhere.

i am glad you chose this one for the singing!

you, sir, are of the best bloggers OF ALL TIME.

this was an instant classic.

That was great, man. We've truly lost a legend.

Who would have thought I would start to tear up after hearing the 7 dirty words.

Damn I miss Carlin!

That was really sweet. And a first for me, hearing the 7 dirty words set to music. :)

keep on with it.

oh man oh man oh man

hilarious!

I haven't been able to check out the doctrine since my PC rejected the iSpeakers iHad to scrap. The next logical conclusion would be to spelunk around the hallway closet under all the baby clothes and crap that's been piling upstairs. Glad to see that you paid tribute to the Bronx boy who changed my perspective on a grip of subjects. When I read the story on my phone earlier this week, it was a big loss. Carlin was an institution that inspired a legion of people to speak their mind. R.I.P.

The Best Tribute to one of the Greatest Comedians by my Favorite Video Blogger. (Caps intended)

Jay Smooth, thank you so very much. You have made me a very happy person today.

and in honor of Mr. Carlin, let me just say that that video was no bullshit. Like others above, I got a little misty over your rendition of the 7 words. That was just damn amazing what you did.
Now I will have that song bouncing around in my head for a few weeks, just like "Obama got da Nomination"
Thanks

Nice Tribute!

jay you have a sweeety voice!!! you can put babies to sleep with that voice! time to record more stuff!

i love you jay smooth!

That was such an amazing tribute. Very fine way to commemorate a very important man. And I agree with the comment that you have a great voice. Well done. :)

And I had that moment reading the tribute articles to him of, "Wait, WBAI? Isn't that Jay Smooth's radio station?" Neat. :)

This is definitely one of your classic videos. Awesome.

ha! my first memory of george carlin was when he played mr. conductor on shining time station.

Nice work, Jay

Hey. I posted your video on my blog: How George Carlin Made Legal History

That was really beautiful. Even with the crazy curseword hook. Nice.

Made me cry. Thank you, Jay.

> you can put babies to sleep with that voice

The Jay Smooth/George Carlin Lullaby Selection. It’ll sell millions.

Was that Scarlett Johansen? The fuck was she doing there? Anyways...watch out for bullshit, people. Fight it when you can...anyway you can.

i second most of the comments on here, but esp Brothajohn. this, along with "Obama Got the NomNomNomNomination" and "Yahh Gibson Yahh" are examples of your conscious soundbyte awareness. wud.

deb: I invited Scarlett to be in the video as part of our ongoing personal and intimate e-mail relationship with each other..

excellent tribute. you hit all the right notes...

Ab.so.loot.lee brilliant. I've been a Carlin fan for a long time. I think he'd enjoy this.

Thanks for a great site.

Carlin was amazing at blending extreme humor with something relevant. Not many have done it better. If you're looking for some comedy with the same goal in mind check out DFT News from Digitalfuntown.com. Hysterical comedy with purpose.

Jay! You can SING! Wow, that was beautiful! Please DO MORE!

AND you are spot on, creative and wonderful, as always, but you know that, already, yes? ;-)

You did great, you addressed his questions, gave intelligent answers and came off genuine. The video he played up front showcased your talent.

This was truly amazing. George Carlin is one of a kind, and you chose the most amazing clip out of them all to play. Brought tears to my eyes. I am ever so grateful to have experienced his humour and wisdom in my life (especially during some of my 'formative' years, hehe).

Did you ever get to meet him? He was a lovely man. Seriously. Warm, generous, and very kind. I was lucky enough to work with him on a couple of different occasions, and will treasure the memory for the rest of my days. And I think he'd have loved this.

Hilariously brilliant. Outstanding job.