Reel 0122, 1963 December, 1964 January
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Note 1: Dec 1963 or Jan 1964. Tandberg recorder. Roland Kirk, Paul Bley, Jay Cameron, Eddie Dehaas. (Saxes, piano, sax, bass). Edgar Bateman, drums. CDI 1. Kirk talking about opening a club 2. Kirk talks more "Ornette's tune" Overlap with 121 2/2 #3. 3. Overlap of 2/2 of 121 "how's about if Eddie grabs your tenor?" "Roland" "Frank Sinatra" story "Hoboken, New Jersey." "Dave Pike" "Edgar, how're we going to manage all this stuff" "Jim, he's the brains." "Dave" Woman's voice: "I want to tell him how beautiful he plays, but..." W. Eugene Smith: "Alright people, get the hell outta here, will ya." 4. Smith in room with cats, radio, maybe female (talking to her or cats away from mics) CDII 1. continued Smith in room with radio. talking in stairway and footsteps leaving CDIII 1. Doors, stairs, cars, voices, cat, spray can "Gene, what's that smell here, is there a smell?" "Yeah, I was spraying some stuff" CDIV 1. Room noise and radio starway noise 2. Jimmy Stevenson on bass and pianist talking over music 3. Ballad with bss and piano 4. More music talk.
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