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Note 1: "Part of Churchell "see it now" Record. Mrs. Roosevelt - Bengraver. Profl. C. Knight - Mystical "Imagery in Shakespeare's Play." Tyrone Gutherie - Direct in Shakespeare. 2nd. "Report on Revolution (TV - Russian revolutions.)Finishes with chopped Brahms Double Concerto. 7 1/2. June 1959."; Note 2: CDI: "I Can Hear It Now" broadcast about Winston Churchill. Tr. 10 - 15, "Spoken Words" - Elanor Roosevelt in conversation with Ben Groner as recorded by Riverside in July, 1957. CDII: "Spoken Words" cont. Tr. 6 - 11, Tyrone Gurthey on "Shakespeare in Modern Production." CDIII: "Report on Revolution," account of the Russian Revolution compiled from first-hand accounts, narrated by Edward War, produced by BBC. CDIV: Classical music off air.;

Note 1: "Barry More - Hamlet. and Something Followed. Part of Ives Sonata 7 1/2. Shostakovitch Athsym."; Note 2: CDI: Comedy show, discussion of Elizabethan stage by Michael McOwen. CDII: John Barrymore reads 3 scenes from Hamlet, beginning of 3 scenes from Twelfth Night. Tr. 5 - 8, "Spoken Words" WNYC w/ Peter Granina readings a part of Loren Isley's novel "The Immense Journey." CDIII: "Chamber Music Time" - Ives' "Violin Sonata No. 3," Shostakovich's "11th Symphony.";

Note 1: "WBAI 4 sides. Including a Memorial Speech for A.J Mustee."; Note 2: CDI: WOR, music off air. WBAI w/ Steve Post - man-on-the-street interviews and music off air. CDIII - CDIV: WBAI cont. ;

Note 1: "7 1/2. Krupa finishes secondside. 1. Dinah Was - Difference a Day Makes. 2. Sunday kind of … Fran Warrrn. 3. Dick Malby. 4. Only Now. 5. I'm Yours - Edie Gorme. 6. Sinatra - "Hole in Head." 7. Petiti Page Plays for tomorrow. Young at heart. 8. Four Lads. 9 Pell Mell Bells. 2nd Set Island Oprl get away, etc."; Note 2: CDI: WBAI w/ Steve Post. WNEW morning show. Tracks seem out of sequence.;

Note 1: "Death of Kennedy."; Note 2: CDI: NET (National Education Television) "Profiles of the Southern Moderate" - notable southern moderates discuss desegregation. Tr. 12 - 15, news, "The World at 10." CDII: "The World…" cont. Tr. 3 - 5, John Darley (host) talks w/ David McClellan, expert on motivation. CDIII: WOR Long John Neville w/ Sanford Teller, Kai Dee, Roy Sheet, and guest Drew Smith. Tr. 10, tape of LJN w/ Henry Trefflig, importer of exotic animals. CDIV: LJN cont., interview with Senator Javitz.;

Note 1: "1. Robert Rounsvville. "If I love you." "Flower song" Capriccio Italian Arthur. Night and Day. 2. End of - Bev. Brittens. Midsummer nights dream. 3. Music Talk Down Radio "Fen" Opera Disappreciation with me too. Hair on chest regular Gvt' Word. Kind Pitch Various Opera. Some Bad focus (save for Word Slums.) Tracks run both ways some .. Newy Jazz. Boris with Caristoph Chaliafin. "Steamboat Round the Bend - Stories and songs of Mississippi. Side 2 - Pick up at end of Fen Opera."; Note 2: CDI: Municipal Broadcasting System, Folkways recording "Steamboat 'Round the Bends" Songs and Folktales of the Mississippi Told by Ben Lucian Bergman." Tr. 2 - 3, news. CDII: "WOR Newsroom." Tr. 2, John Wingate 4:00 news special on Birmingham demonstrations. Tr. 3 - 4, more news. Tr. 5, amibent sounds in the loft. Tr. 6 -13, same Folkway recording from CDI, Tr. 1. CDIII: "Concert Blues," jazz @ the Philharmonic (off air) w/ Oscar Peterson, Ben Webster, Charlie Shaves, Bill Harris, Willie Smith, Gene Krupet, Ray Brown, and Herb Ellis ;

Note 1: "WBAI. Everything else is crossed out. Content of the tape does not match what is crossed out on the box."; Note 2: CDI - CDV: WBAI w/ Steve Post (?), Bob (?). Sounds like Steve, but caller says "Bob." On CD V, DJ says, "This is 'The Outside.' I've been doing this show for about 3 weeks." CDI Includes discussion of racism w/ guests and callers.;

Note 1: "Beginning . 1. Hurt Hatfiel reading of "Portrait of Dorian Grey." 2. Some Wonderful Corsican Folk Songs. Side 2. 1. Begins - more Corsican Folk Songs. 2. Odds and ends of music from air. 3. End with radio slaughter."; Note 2: CDI: Municipal Broadcasting System, "Songs of Corsica," a Cernia chorus led by Felix Guilicci, "The Wayne Howell Show," other music off air, including opera. CDII: TV/radio play. CDIII: "Spoken Words" on WNYC w/ host Martin Bush. Reading of "Picture of Dorian Gray" by Herd Hatfield. Music off air (cont. from CDI).;

Note 1: "Side 1. Great Expectations, radio theater. (Rock Hudson), etc. 2. News - 2nd Failure of Atmosphere blast. side 2. Both sides recorded."; Note 2: CDI: "Spoken Words". Discussion of Carl Wittlinger's play "Do You Know the Milky Way?" with actors Mr. Alvin, Mr. Michael Ebert, and Lee Adams as well as stage director Mr. Davis and Mr. Goodman, President of NY Clinic for Mental Health. Tr. 10, ambient sounds in loft. CDII: "Views of Life" w/ scientist Dr. Beatrice Magdolph and philosopher Dr. Ernest Negel. Tr. 13, news. Tr. 14, "Chamber Music Time." CDIII: News. CDIV: "Dragnet.";

Note 1: "Blank."; Note 2: CDI: Jazz in the loft. Tr. 1 - 7, trumpet warm-up, piano warm-up. Tr. 8-10, conversation between Carole Thomas and a man. Tr. 11 - 12, jazz and conversation. CDII - CDIV: Jazz and conversation cont. Big jam. CDV - CDVI: Beginning of a new session. Conversation between Smith and a musician. CDVI, Tr. 1, discussion of Hall/McKenna sessions. Tr. 2, discussion of Monk/Hall working relationship. ;

Note 1: "May 12, 1963 Esperanto #1's See."; Note 2: CDI: In the loft, recitation in Italian.;