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Note 1: "3 3/4 Long John and prof. who wrote "Sex Letter" and was fired (most of both sides) Ends with little open mike between "varese" and Smith and Sam and then a bit with Carole."; Note 2: CDI 1. LJN coffee break Smith inloft singing and tallking over radio 2. cont'd LJN "the pill" and sexuality 3. nature of marriage 4. Smith talking and "getting to the other place to develop" 5. Smith talkng over radio 6. sexuality on LJN, college 7. Kinsey Report. telegram 8. LJN and some Smith 9. cont'd guest. Dr. Leo Koch, Lin Caine, Will Ousler,Dr. Emerson Coyle, Al Lottman Jack King, Paris Lemond Jumps to Wayburn, with tenor, and and Smith playing the tape in loft 10. cont'd, classical music in loft, "Oh this guy's a great composer, Jesus." cat in loft. mention of 30th and Lexington space, Benzedrine. (? music is George Antheill?) CDII 1. classical piece and Smith, cont'd 2. cont'd 3. garbled tape, and Smith looking for Pending 4. cont'd, 5. cont'd, new song, choppy tape ;

Note 1: "2 tracks on one side. Long John. Birch society all but a little (an important bit in middle) Other side 2nd part and to end of Peter Grime."; Note 2: CD 1: Music/some opera by Benjamin Britain. CD 2: Show about modern German poetry then classical music--Liszt. CD 3: CBS Sunday news w/ Charles Kirault (sp?) talking about Rep. Convention w/ Goldwater. Then news. Then LJN about John Birch Society.;

Note 1: "April 17-18-19, 1961. 1 7/8 UN, Cuban invasion. Long John, Music. 4 track."; Note 2: CD 1: WABC news/ switching channels. Then news again. Then music. WINS 10 10 NY. CD 2: radio? News. Representative of Cuba speaking.;

Note 1: "1. 76 Long John + talk about the law and punishment. Also Long John + Jean Shepard. 3 7/8 Also part of Ballet on "Lamp unto My feet" 1 7/8 "Look up and Live" 1 7/8 "Children's entertainment in N.Y. (ends both tapes.)"; Note 2: CDI 1. LJN radio in loft and ambient, "Israeli gov't" mic putter, bass in loft 2. cont'd 3. Dr. William Kunstler NY law school on radio 4. cont'd 5. cont'd 6. cont'd, 7. cont'd, 8. cont'd, telegram, 9. discussion cont'd -15. CDII 1. LJN cont'd Lindburgh 2. cont'd 3. cont'd 4 . cont'd 5. Guests listed. . Jumps to end of play (Paperbag Players) and interview with actors. -10. chanel 2 "Camera 3" Salvation Army ad. Announcement for film "Philadelphia Story" CDIII 1. "Captains of industry" mic noise and radio. speech, with mic putter. LJN, Al Lottman, 2. telegrams 3 Krapp's Last tape refrence. Lester Del Ray telegram. 4. cont'd Del Ray talk 5. interesting talk, ** 6. telegrams 7. Del Ray's listening "compulsion" 8. telegram 9, Vidal play mentioned: "The Best Man" 10. Braodway and theater 11. theater, Beckett, Godot, prices, 12. attendance and prices. telegram 13. Jean Shepherd 14. movies 15 Guests: Al Lottman, Dr. Edward Spingarn, Dr. Emerson Coyle CDIV 1. insurance joke, floor wax joke and muisc (radio) Jumps to 2. CBS Lamp Unto My Feet, Sunday show, Esra Ladderman Ballet with choreographer John Butler. Ad: Red Cross, and Channel 2 Philadelphia Story ad. 3. LUMF cont'd, The Inferior Man with Patrick O'Neill. Jazz, and other topics discussed. Madison Square Garden circus mentioned at end. ;

Note 1: "Track 1 A. Text writer with Stan Kenton. B. Folk Singing Bob England. C. L. John and Birth Control. Track 2 Birth control continued. Track 3 Birth control continued. Track 4 (inside) A. Old Woody Herman. B. Negro Poetry of Now. C. Bit of Beethoven 111."; Note 2: CDI 1. midshow on WBAI, DJ and singer/host Logan English. End of Chet Atkins song from LP "Our Man in Nashville". Tex Ritter and Stan Kenton "The Last Roundup". DJ talkset on Kentucky music Sings "Barbie alen" and talks then sings "Hunt for Rain" with talk set and plays The Osborne Brothers "Come all ye fair and tender ladies" then talks and sings "Kitty Alone" with his guitar. 2. end of broadcast day for WBAI via Pacifica Foundation 3. Jumps to Long John Nebel show with featured guest Marain Maury, author of book "Birth Rate, Birth Right" (1963) (debate on birth control and other related subjects) Panel: Long John Nebel, host; Kai Dee; Kieren O'Doherety, Will Oursler; Donald Sullivan. 7. Guests listed. Station ID. Ad for Carnegie Delicatessen and Restaurant. 8-13. cont'd discussion and debate CDII 1. cont'd discussion, guests listed, book mentioned "Birth Rate, Birth Right" by LJN. 2. station ID and ad for Charms candy squares and O'Reilly grills (low fat). 2. cont'd, (candy 5 cents) Ad for O'Reilly Grill. $4.88 3. backt o show, Catholic views discussed 4. cont'd 5. cont'd Ghandi historic reference (contraception in India) CDIII 1. cont'd discussion, shifts to pornography (Henry Miller's Tropic of Cancer and DH Lawrence's Lady Chatterley's Lover as examples of debated books) 2. con'td pornography 3. Telegrams 4. rhythm method contraception discussion 5. more telegrams, 6. cont'd, IPC college planning guide PSA 7. Guests announced again 8 Telegrams 9. cont'd debate 10. cont'd. 11. con'td includes Euthanasia discussion 12. cont'd, Hudson Valley vitamin ad by (June 1963 catalog) LJN 13. cont'd reintroduction of guests 14. Cont'd mention of Duke University. Catholic politics at end CDIV 1. cont'd LJN show. Different examples of eastern countries with Catholic influence. and planned parenthood. 2 cont'd debate 3. cont'd 4. includes privacy and education debate. CDV 1. LJN cont'd with General Tires ad and guest reintroduction. Back to debate. 2. cont'd then telegram 3. telegram (Catholic Church offended?) then cont'd discussion 4. Telegrams (Will Ousler has left) 5. Telegram (Willoughby's employee?) 6. discussion 7. cont'd General Tires Jet Air with duragen ad. 7. abortion debate 8. cont'd 9. cont'd 10. cont'd argument and theorhetical situations. Includes discussion of sterilization.11. cont'd discussion, laws. Telegrams. Discussion: population and resources. 12. cont'd, also on Communism. Telegrams.13. cont'd 14. Station ID. Ad for Embassy Tours on 42nd St. Telegrams, discussion CDVI 1. cont'd LJN debate/discussion, telegrams 2. end of show music then new DJ reading from bible "multicolored coat" CDVII 1-8. Tracks from Woody Herman big bands, LP set The Thundering Heards 1. Apple Honey 2. Northwest Passage 3. Bijou Away 4. Up a Storm 5. Sidewalks of Cuba 6. Everywhere 7. Keen and Peachy 8. Four Brothers. WBAI DJ announces, Don Gold, end of Saturday show. 10. Readings from Af-Am journal Umbra: Ismael Reed from "Fanfare for an avenging angel"; Joseph Johnson "Sonnet for a single action man"; "If I ride this train" 11. cont'd. Ronald Snellings "Cry Freedom" 12. cont'd 13. Lorenzo Thomas "For Eric Dolphy"; Art Berger "Tone Poem" ( Narrator: "Art Berger is the only white poet in this collection") "Bedford Avenue" then Charles Patterson (no title given, first line) "Listen, hear the sound..." (Readings by 3 co-editors of Umbra) Calvin Hearnton "The Ambiguity of My Perfection, for Paul Tillick"; Thomas Dent "Spring" 15. David Henderson (first line) "November, December" 16. cont'd 17. end narrator. WBAI, next show, 5:30. CDVIII 1. Beethoven's Sonata 32 C-Minor Opus 111, soloist Wilhelm Kempff begins (at end) ;

Note 1: "Nov 1962. 1. News, Mrs. Roosevelt, Obituary. 2. Long John. 3. Ted Lewis Benny Fields. 4. Irving Ceaser."; Note 2: CDI 1. Eleanor Roosevelt mid speech, then host, then excerpt from another Eleanor Roosevelt speech from 1947 to United Autoworker's Union. 2. Dick Willard comments on autobiography then reads from E. Roosevelt autobiography, then Roosevelt from MGM recording (A Recorded Portrait: Eleanor Roosevelt in Conversation with Arnold Michaelis - Eleanor Roosevelt [1958) with Arnold McCalis (interview excerpt) 3. cont'd listening, family life, then host tells personal stories about Roosevelt 4. Eleanor Roosevelt interview from record again. 5. cont'd into: "Lord's Prayer" hymn by soloist and choir. Then WOR News for November 8, 1962 (death of Eleanor Roosevelt day before, Cuban Missile Crisis disarmament, etc) 6. cont'd then Mazola corn oil and margarine ad. end of NY Daily News strike and Roosevelt Funeral. (Channel changes) 7. Poems by Vernon Duke "Park Avenue Lyrics" read by host 8. Poems by Kenneth Fearing, read by host. 9. cont'd 10. cont'd then Sol Funaroff poems read by host 11. cont'd. Jumps to other poem, same broadcast. 12. end of show Spoken Words with Aaron Kramer, poet. Jumps to dialogue (drama with Lancelot). Jumps to report on New York Daily News (history of) and guild. Concerning strike. Jumps to talk show, about creativity 15. Jumps to talk show: Long John Nebel show. CDII 1. Long John Nebel show cont'd, General Tires ad. Guests: Quincy Howe, Pete Hamill, Mel Hunter, Richard Plechner. Then more about news production 2. cont'd reporting and economics for news/newspapers. 3. cont'd. foreign coverage and economy of coverage. TV reporting. News services and reporting. 4. List of next shows guests, 5. cont'd, future shows listed. CDIII 1. New Long John Nebel Show (11/9/62?) Guests Irving Caesar, Bennie Davis, Ted Lewis, Eli Bass, Kai Dee, Long John Nebel. On music 2. cont'd music contemporary music discussion. 3. cont'd WOR ID music distribution then performance in studio by writer (lyrics Irving Caesar, tune by Ted Lewis) Ted Lewis recites lyrics over piano. 4. talk, General Tire ad, playback of song for panel to hear. Coffee break talk then "Ted Lewis" music "When my baby smiles at me" 6. "September Song" , "I'm stepping out with a memory tonight" 7. cont'd then "Medicine Man for the Blues" CDIV 1. cont'd LJN, Al Jolson "Stella" story, "Baby Face" Jean Gardner" 2. sings "Margie", reference "Tea for Two" 3. acapella "Tea for Two" ****"I like a song to end all wars..." 4. Long John Nebel gives a studied sales pitch, reference to Gypsy Rosa Lee, LP "Candy Butcher" 5. Eli bass song, joke and talk. CDV 1. LJN cont'd. about Myron Cone, Burt Williams and debate about the nature of blackface and related issues. Mention of Dick Gregory as a couterpoint. 2. con'td discussion, Frankie Bush, Pigmeat Markham, Al Herman, Ed Sullivan Show 3. WOR ID, LJN Ad for "Great Moments in Music" LP compilation, $4.95. 4. Guests listed again, Dee on minority of stereotypes, references to Bill Robinson, Shirley Temple, Henry Armetta, Ol' Man River, Old Man Joe 5. cont'd, reference to Irving Berlin, the musical "Mr. President". 6. singing song referene to Anti-Defamation League. LJN Hudson Vitamin Ad 7. guests and medicine shows discussed: Dr. Cooper, carnies, "Kentucky" sung by Davis, Ted Lewis LP. 8. song "The Vamp" Russell Robinson and 1919 how "The Teaser" became "Margie" 9. Back to Bennie Davis Kenturcky" and Telegrams (Marion Moore???) 10. Muzette the flower dancing violinist, Julie Stein, on writing 11. comedians on writing , also Sophie Tucker with Benny Davids, Ted Lewis 12. Bel Baer's piano, Essex House, Herbie Baker, and stories 13. Sophie Tucker and Ted Shapiro , ad for poettery 14. jumps ahead in show CDVI 1. cont'd, with telegrams, Nat Wills story, about Vaudeville by Ted Lewis 2. Ted Lewis LP's "When my baby smiles at me" and talk about *hot wax phono recording machine, Bridgeport session, recording descriptions, funnels, tape editing, multiple takes 3. Sir Louis Sterling story, Toscanini *** 4. Ted Lewis record, questions about recording, and band. Don Murray story, Reno gig 5. on state of the bands 6. "Tea for Two" music box, telegrams, and stories. CDVII 1. cont'd LJN, "Carolina Moon" story***. Terry Sandford letter to Bennie Davis 2. cont'd story, about NC/SC controversey (friendly) Then stories about Goody Ace, the KC critic, Burt Lar, and Joe Frisco 4. Joe Frisco stories: Sherman House and song selling 5. cont'd then telegram 6. Keith Albee and telegram , Arthur Pryor "White Rats" club card story. 7. "My, what a funny little world this is" story and Ted Lewis leaves at 2AM 8. Stardust Review story, Eleanor Powell Buddy Epsen, others then Ethel Merman audition story at Capitol Theatre, no microphones 9. mentin of Andrews sisters, Hazel Scott, Eddie Canter, Bill Robinson. Bennie Meroff, Frankie Bay Masters, "Sunset Sue" Victor Young, Jackie Heller" Eli Bass writing mode for continuity 10. Bob orbin comedy, Johnny Carson, other topics 11. cont'd 12. Martin and Lewis and Broadway Chatteau Madrid, to Copacabana 13. end of story, Kai Dee stays and Kiles Kruger andJack London talk with other guests leaving (staff talks) 14. Bennie Davis and Irving Ceasar tracks, "Jean" by the Pearless Quartet. CDVIII 1. cont'd "Jean" by Peerless Quartet, 2. Jack London (staff) talks and plays Ruth Etting "I"m Nobidy's Baby" LP 3. LJN ;