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Note 1: "Side one. 1. Murrow See it now. Lawrence Oliver about …. 2. End of a criticism of US motion picture. Breen? No Known ethics. 3. American National Exhibit in Moscow - Discussion about the art Exhibit and Contro… 4. A touch of Fisber Mcree…. 5. A Melodramatic Religion bit. 6. Night at Movies Shelly Winters about an France. 7. A bit more Godliness. 8. The Stoops to Conquer. 2nd side. Oscar Brand - Folk Music. Rest is hard to make out."; Note 2: CDI - CDII: WNYC special on "Billy the Kid," the ballet by composer Eric Copeland. CDIII: WNYC "I Can Hear It Now, Vol. 1" by Edward R. Murrow. Tr. 11 - 15, various WNYC programs. CDIV: WNYC "Night at the Movies" w/ Arthur Night and guest Shelley Winters. Evangelical programming. CDV: WBAI, "Great Plays," produced by BBC.;

Note 1: "1- sorucs. 3- Soivrs."; Note 2: CDI: Sounds like loft recording, recitation, singing, drumming, microphone tests, piano, horn, all barely audible. Songs include "The Thing Called Love," "For the Love of a Woman," "A Kiss Is Still a Kiss," "Embraceable You." Two distinct sessions.;

Note 1: "March 19, 1967. 1 + 1/2 Mon tracks. 2nd side Begins in 1/2 inch. Marshall McLuhan on "Experimental TV. Discussing the "Message as the Massage." 2nd side Finishes and 3rd begins with WBAI."; Note 2: CDI: "Research Project" program. Tr. 5 - 10, "Experimental TV, the Message as Massage." CDII: "Message as…" cont. Tr. 6 - 10, WBAI music. CD III - IV: WBAI cont.;

Note 1: "Things are crossed out."; Note 2: CDI: Tr. 1 - 3, ambient sounds in loft. Tr. 4 - 16, "The Ice Man Cometh," by Eugene O'Neill. CDII: "Ice Man…" cont. Tr. 10, ambient sounds in loft. CDIII: ambient sounds in loft. Tr. 7 - 9, barely audible "Ice Man…";

Note 1: "One side Eartha Kitt n another tape. Hugh O'brien. Etc. Part of TV version of Maxwell and Derson. Wingless Victory. Part of "Men who impersonated monty" Movie. Bit of Jean Shepard."; Note 2: CDI - CDII: TV play on WNBA. CDII - CDIII: TV movie, "I Was Monty's Double." CDIV - CDV: WRBR Riverside, "King Lear." CDVI: reading of New Testament by Robert J. McCracken.;

Note 1: "Things are crossed out."; Note 2: CDI: ABC News, "Directions" - today, "A Catholic Perspective" w/ host Paul Hume. Tr. 2, "Issues and Answers" - Dr. MLK Jr. interviewed by Tom Jerell and John Catherly. CDII - CDVI: WBAI,"The Outside" w/ Steve Post.;

Note 1: "April 19, 1964 (New Forces.) 1. Look up and Live. "An old fashioned Melodrama." "Good guys, toothpicks and Mobiles." 2. Camera III. "The Yellow Bird" by Tennessee Williams. Susan Reed. 3. Blue Cross. 4. "Stripy" 3rd Generation Lapping milk and Purring. 5. Interviews from Day of Demonstrations. "Artists and Lofts." (April 3, 1964. City Hall.) 6. "Are we majority dominated?" Open mind. (ends 2nd side.) Side 2 - Track one - TV Movie, Richard III. With Oliver, Gieglud Richardson, Bloom. New Farces in Theater."; Note 2: CDI: "Between the Eyes" panel w/ Irwin Black, Charles Cullens, and Hellen Chee. Tr. 8 - 13, "Sunrise Serenade," news, daily Bible prayer. CDII: Panel on adoption w/ Florence D. Deminicle, Natalie K. Ivan, Helen B. Montgomery, and Curtis F. McClean. Includes telegram from Gene Smith (transcribed in notebook.) CDIII: WBAI, meeting of Aquinas Society, disputation on Scient and Art with Rev. Thomas Gilby and Rev. Ilford Evans. ;

Note 1: "Blank."; Note 2: CDI: Interview with Ralph McGill, editor of Atlantic Constitution on segregation in southern schools. Tr. 4 - 8, panel on right to die. CDII: Jazz off air. Tr. 10 - 11, "The World at 13" news program. CDIII: WOR interview with Luther Hodges about his book, "The Business Conscience." Tr. 9 - 11, news, weather. CDIV: Richard D. Heffner talk given to Cooper Union in spring of 1963 on educational TV. Tr. 8 - 14, news, "Chamber Music Time," comedian, panel on role of religion in well being.;

Note 1: "Folk Song Dubbing and News program."; Note 2: CDI: Music off air. CDII: Music off air cont., news. CDIII: Music of air.;

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.;