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Note 1: "Roppongi Window. Mixture of Programs Arguments, etc."; Note 2: CDI 1. Radio: "Last Man Out" from "US Government Agency Files" on communism with Richard English, narrator; show on Dr. Harold Sunoo. 6. Smith's voice with Carole and Japanese assistant with ongoing radio braodccast, which ends mid-track. 7. "time: 9 o'clock" with radio from Far Est Network, Tokyo baseball PSA and Nuclear Testing news. 8. cont'd news and apartment 9./ Street ambient, radio, putte 10. mention of Lawrence Shustak by Smith "Minor White" and "Bruce Downing" 11. cont'd 12. Carole talking to Smith "coffee break" 11. Playboy article mention and sounds of eating. 12. cont'd, same topics Jumps to new section of same scene. "returning when, tomorrow morning?" quiet talk "LP? "Maybe that Errol Garner piano, it should be leaning on top." cont'd with Japanese host on radio 14. ends with quote "this guy's caught in the ropes and they can't get him out." CDII 1. piano music and Carole's voice "Mitsubishi" to small quiet talk with multiple sound sources from apt. 2. tune is "Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered" 3. "or we can take the door off." and more small talk 4. ambient and hummed "Mack the Knife" then Japanese radio and "plate" discussion 5. cont'd Japanese converstation, rain sounds with Smith/Carole talk under. 6. cont'd street ambient and upstairs footsteps 7. Smith " that big sheet in case we need it," and more photo talk 8. Koto on radio with Smith Carole conversation under 9. cont'd with some phone sound, and interior/street ambient 10. Smith's voice 11. cont'd with jackhammer in street (daytime) and quiet talk inside. ;

Note 1: "1st side - continuation of TV "Defense attorney's" of two kids and a baby that died. Discussion of Problems Gene, Masato, Jun - Roppongi May 1962 (end of 1st and all of 2nd) New Assist? Carole, George Saito (interpreter from us embassy. Continued on next tape.3 3/4 2nd side Smith."; Note 2: CDI 1. TV movie for first four minutes "Lawrence, come on in, sit down." Jumps to Smith and Carole with Japanese guests (May 1962) 2-5. cont'd mention of KKK photo and joke of printing for black looking skin. 6. cont'd Japanese talk, several voices 7. Smith, joking and photo talk 8. cont'd, jumps to new section Smith: "I'm turning on the recorder" with Japanese conversation (same group?) 9. "Do we need one more chair?" 10. con'td with Japanese/English interpreter Smith on his problems: photographic, health, exhaustion and compromises 11. cont'd includes money talk and then translation to Japaense. Then Smith on printing logistics and issues for both book and exhibtion 12. cont'd dialogue Cosmo, contract and Smith's obligation 13. Smith re-explanation, potential problems. Dialogue. 14. cont'd ends at "only with thermometers." CDII 1. Smith on his owrk, eithics, ideals, Life Magazine 2. Smith on photography, history, and issues of photography 3. cont'd Smith on photo 4. more discussion, in Japanese (tranlation) 5. interpreter and more regarding Cosmo situation 6. cont'd 7. Smith on uses for photography. Refers to Christmas time book. exhibition and Hitachi book. 8. freedom for other publications of Smith photographs 9. **cont'd reading from Hitachi contract: darkroom, assistants, resources. 10. cont'd, Matsuda-san, Taeko referred to... 11. "no promotion of war in contract"**** 12. cont'd book, exhibition, printer, and deadline 13. Smith on work and mention of Iron Company as possible photo subject 14. cont'd, more in Japanese. ;

Note 1: "3 3/4 End of a Shakespeare bit - with Helen Hayes, Jack Manning, etc. 7 1/2 - 1. Requiem for Not Lips Peace. Tony Scott. 2. I thought about you - Mile Davis. 3. Blues - Reunion Style - Milt Jackson - Oscar Peterson, Rat Brown. 4. Night Beat Blues - Tony Scott. 5. Greensleeves - (Quiet Jazzed). 6. Poor Way Faring' Stranger . Lime lighters. 2nd side. 1. Japanese touching Shakespeare. 2. Bit of Broadway is my beat. 3. Ashuare Acube, Asphere, and a point. 4. Sayanora. Ends with Start of TV interviews about English language news paper in Japan with editor. 1963. 1st side continuation of defenders "Lynch" 2nd Japanese Chinese - Chanted poetry Walter Brennan - Tear Voiced of old music and me."; Note 2: CDI 1. The Defenders: CBS TV episode: "The Noose" orig. April 27, 1963. 2. Ad for Excedrin extra strength, Bristol Myers. 5. ad for USO related music. Viceroy cigarettes. Ad for Shelley Burman on "What's My Line" Ad for Mercury Monterray and PBR. WCBS-TV. Ad for Brisk Lipton Tea. 6. back to Defernders 7. Ad for Lipton Tea, George Fenneman 8. Defenders, cont'd. 9. cont'd 10. Ad for All-State Insurance, National Association of Mental Health, 11. CBS ad, Doublemint Gum, Ballentine, Beer, then for show: "Have Gun Will Travel," (orig 4-21-62 episode) Tareyton Cigarettes 12. cont'd Defenders 13. ad for dual filter Tareyton cigarettes. CDII 1. Japanese translation of poety on WBAI radio. 2. Li Po "Meditation on a silent night" 3. The Golden City Sukinogi, poem, and host's commentary 4. conversation with translators 5. new doctor sketch and DJ Bob Fass 6. jumps to music with guitar and harmonica. DJ is "Phil" and guests inlcude Sonny Terry (harmonica) and Ralph Willis (gtr.). Interview. 7. cont'd, Durham, NC and hollers: "whooping". farm and bio. Mentions: Blind Boy Fuller, Rockingham, NC, "Blood Red River Run" Brownie McGee, Burlington, NC. Washboard Red. 8. interview Blind Boy Fuller "My baby's so sweet" 9. story and talk "Airplane Blues" "Dirty Mistreater" then plays "Airplane Blues" (Blind Boy Fuller's death). 10. about Brownie McGee, NYC and NC Chapel Hill, NC Leadbelly LP's, song about Huddie Ledbetter? 11. new song "Poor Howard" talk and plays "Easy Rider" 12. story about Brownie McGee and "Whoopin' the Blues" 13. "tried to get you to do last Sunday night"...(talk) then "I love you baby, please don't go" and more "Hooray Thooray thi" last LP reference (Dec 1961) 14. ends. CDIII 1. Radio "Lovers, Villains, and Fools" Produced, directed by Paul Roberts. 2. "From Hollywood" Next weeks show, and music: "Requiem for Hot Lips Page" Scott, Evans, Jones, La Farro Jumps to "I thought of you" with Wynton Kelly. 3. vibraphone jazz 4. Blues for Nightbeat, live in Studio with jazz band 5. new radio 6. clarinet melody 7. "Poor Wayfaring Stranger" by The Limelighters and DJ 8. Opera 9. cont'd, new pop "Who Takes Care of the Caretaker's daughter" comedic song. CDIV 1. radio narrator or TV host? with Japanese co-hosts talk show on literature 2. Jumps to JFK news, reference to JFK at Palm Beach 3. Jumps to Broadway is My Beat (radio serial drama) 4. Jumps to monologue, comedic spoken word. 5. Sayonnara Song 6. fitness article 7. Walter Brennan "Old Rivers" 8. pop songs, includes "I'm Strolling" by Larry Stewart 9. DJ and comedic monologue 10. comedy of table manners 11. Jumps to Japan talk show ;