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Note 1: "Garry H. and Wilkins, Hal Bigler, F. Green, Joe Master, Green Dolph in Street."; Note 2: CDI 1. Riffs, piano, drum, sax, into tune then talking. 2. Same tune, more quite 3. Cont'd without sax. Then talk "Joey" "Ronnie" "jim Hall" 4. (Jumps to section with Pageboy, loft noise, Smith checking mics 5. mic check and tapping by Smith 6. cont'd 7. cont'd 8. cont'd 9. cont'd Smith talks to male "I asked him up to have a drink" 10. "Ronnie's just waking up" and Smith: "Hi, howr'e you doing? Where'd your pal go?" (dropout and silence until next track) 11. buzz and knocking with Smith talking to someone under buzz (end);

Note 1: "Music, commericals, readings, news. Hiawatha Dramatizing his poems. Billy Holiday."; Note 2: CDI Radio content of Billie Holliday on WBAI with announcer listing song and lineup between songs 1. Radio announcer Noble Sisle and Eubie Blake at Harlem Café. Jaqzz Review, ree copy, new issue with Sonny Rollins and Dick Hancock WBAI 2. Midsong, radio Billie Holliday, "Travelin' All Alone" Young, Clayton, Teddy Wilson 3.4. Teddy Wilson "My first impression of you" 6. "you go to my head" 8. Carelessly 9. Glenn Copulter, Etc. amgaine. Analysis of Holiday's work. Jazz Review Essagy. "Transcending Material" and comparisons. 10. "Back in your own backyard" 12. "He's funny that way" 13. Weather and Mal Waldron mention 14. "Them there eyes" 15. caberet card and Escape Jazz mentioned some history given. 16. "long Drawn Blues" 17. longer talkset and Steve Allen and Maxwell T. cohen case 18. "Let's call the whole thing off" 20. "With thee I swing" 21 "A Fine Romance" 23. "Tell me more" 25 "Laughing at Life" "Body and Soul" 26. "The very thought of you" 27 "No regrets" 28. Announcer: Sammy Smith, Russion students, New York times article (cuts off) 29. Piano and tape glitch 30. Classical snippet 31. LIncoln radio quote and narrator Jeffrey David (ends) CDII 1.Frank Sinatra "this is Nancy's daddy" Tune: "The important years" 2. Announcer: Fred Robbins (6-9 A.M. and Elia Kazan, method directing, actors studio 3. deoderant commeercial, Mum and Silver Cup bread commercial (jumps to) 4. May Kaye Trio "You can't be true dear" 5. "Mr. Hope" 6. bob Hope schtick, characters and then (jumps to) Fred Robbins announcing the end of his show ("blue skies and green lights" is signoff saying) 7. WNTA content car commercial for Dodge and Blood donor commercial 8:58 and 61 degrees. Maria Callas cancelled, Baden, Germany. winning poems form Eastside High: Sean Morels, Las Cantsias, 8. Susan Shine student play and other content from student writers (jumps to) WGBO "The World of Myth and Legends" Beginning of Show 9. Spiiirit of the Corn, (indian myth with Hiawatha) , Radio play 10. cont'd (corn to the people) 11. cont'd and "WBGO, Your school station in Newark" then Poem Parade, "The Cloud People" 12. "this is 'Growing Up'" Teachers and students dramatization 13, (jumps to) Female signer with strings. Israel radio (jumps to) "Comback Little Sheba" and Theodore Roosevelt content, then Kazan then to 14. and more audio content from radio (opera?) ;

Note 1: "Hall and Sonata"; Note 2: Hall Overton, W. Eugene Smith, Lucy Greene, Walter Trampler CDI Hall Overton rehearsing Sonata for Viola and Piano (1960, LP date) with Eugene Smith in room 1. Paages turning and talk, discussing Sonata. Tuning viola. And then into song with Viola and Piano. Song discussion and Smith joins talk, plan to replay tape. Plan to go upstairs to listen to tape, brief continuation of tune talk and then ends.;

Note 1: "Music of Hall Overton Side 1 1."Concertino for violin and Strings" 2. Opera - "The Enchanted Pear Tree" Side 2. 3. Trio for Strings (String Trio 1) 4. String Quartet #2. 5. Symphony for Strings (First Movement)"; Note 2: Recordings of Hall Overton pieces from different Sources CDI 1. Concierto for solo violin and strings. Some static and quiet comments beneath music 2. Enchanted Pear Tree, some static and some applause (live recording of performance) 3. More Opena: Enchanted Pear Tree with breaks and applause, ends during phrase from libretto: "you must be out of your mind" CDII 1. opera cont'd, ends with applause 2. trio for strings 3. cont'd ends at end of movement/piece 4. String quartet #@ 5. String Quartet, new movement 6. String Symphony (new piece starts as tape ends);