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Note 1: Oct 23-1963. Jam with Jay Cameron; David Susskind - Interacial Marriage.. AKG 200KS - track 1; AKG D19C - Track 2; Tandberg; 3 channels used; David Susskind; "Open End" - Interacial Mrriage; + Dialogue; Bob & Gloria Algmin (2 children - Dialogue; Bob & Gloria Algmin (2 children - young); Richard & Joan Prideaux (3 children); Miss Jane Logan; Jay Cameron & others; Piano; bass; Sa; No Drums - but brushes; 2nd side some stereo dialogue; 2nd side Track 2 - Blank. Jay Cameron, Bley. CDI 1. Long song, "second chorus of b". 2. Talk. Named: Jay, Ritchie, Bruce, Bob, Ger, C#, John, Jane, Jay. Long discussion: drum brushes, "I hope you bought something tonight, something to smoke." Vinnie Ruggiero named, Chicago Joe Daly, marijuana "roach Piano talk big bsnds. others, "that chick plays nice for sure...Jane Getz" "chick drummer that can play." Female band mentioned. CDII . 1. Talk, long and about music, being a musician****. Also, "Nancy" and "Gene" "Carole" Cats talk, lots of stair noises with Carole and Gene. 2. Radio. Interracial couples. CDIII 1. radio show on interracial couples cont'd. CDIV 1.radio show continued with tangeants to civil rights. Ends with announcedment of "American Arts" with Norman Mailer, Nelson Myers, James T. Farrow. Blank to Channel 11 "Great Music" with Chicago Symphony Orchestra, host Jimy Corry? Ravel, Berlioz, Honnegen?.

Note 1: January, 1964. Day or two after Peyote Session Jimmy Stevenson, Warren Bernhardt, Judy, W. Eugene Smith. CDI Jimmy and Judy talking very quietly. CDII 1. cotinued conversation. 2. "Is there a place around here?" (Piano so loud showing Smith has raised mic levels to the max) 3. Jimmy and Judy leave. Loft noise, radio, and Smith making noise. Jimmy knocking on Jimmy's door. CDIII 1. More room noise, tv, Smith noise parcel delivery 2. bass tuning and warming up. Warren and Jimmy coversation about many things including Peyote night, Judy, loft musicians, calling Lex and others, TS Eliot Wasteland quoted by Bernhardt. Playing a Denny Zeitlin tune. 3. repeat 4. Stop and talk. A woman joins coversation 5. Moe talk, music based. 6. tune 7. talk 8. new tune. CDIV 1. Jimmy Stevenson playing with Warren Bernhardt. A tune. 2. Bernhardt talking about Bill Evans. 3. More talki, 4. tune talk and playing. 5. More talk: "I like that direction we were going in the other day..." 6. Tune 7. tune talk 8. Tune cuts off CDIV 1. Stevenson and Bernhardt duet continued. 2. Talk. Piano: "If this piano were a voice it'd be just about perect in ? chord, (Bartok piano concierto)" Pot. Names "Laurel Ann Chastain" or Lara Lynn" 3. song, trails off CDV 1. song cont'd "You know "Elsa" that's anohter one he wrote." Knocking at door. 2. Bill Evans talk by Bernhardt, who studies with him. 3. Woman in room to WB "You're quitting smoking' More Bill Evans talk.

Note 1: January, 1964. Marked "Private". Jimmy Stevenson, Charles DeForest (singer). Sandy Stevenson on telephone. W. Eugen Smith (piano and voice). CDI 1. Playing tune, piano: "Who wrote that?" "I did." 2. Tune talk. 3. Cont'd: "April is no time for fools" Coffee drink discussion. 4. Tune "Really should be in the show or review..." 5. Tune talk, loft talk "room w/out windows." 6. tune rehearsed 7. tune talk 8. tune 9. tune talk: Al Cohn's former wife, girl pianist Adelaide, Nipsy Russell, Basie, Sinatra and son, Robin Hood film, Ray Palmer, YWCA Capitol , Nicky de Travis, Carnival Lounge, Dorothy Kilgow, friend of Jack Thompson CDII 1. Conversation cont'd. Oedipus complex, psychiatry, Jack at the Apartment*, Lou, "The Baths" , Suddenly, Last Summer, Jackie's bassman- Larry Living?, Val Anthony, Charles and Pettiford fired from there, others, Sany calls 2. Smith talks on channel 3. Smith on piano (abstract) sings and beats on drums, playing around.