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Note 1: "Julia Lee - Keep on smiling. 1,2. Bill Harris. 4. Chubby Jackson. 5. Charlie Parker - Mile Dais. 6. Charlie Parker. Slam Stewart. 10. Slims "Jam. 11. Really the blues - Tommy Ladnier. 12. Mr. J. B. Blues - Ellington and Blauton. 13. Soft winds goodman. 14. Pitter Panther Patter - Ellington. 15. Drawing Room blues, strayhorn and Ellington. 16. Frankie and Johnny - Ellington 17. Fats Waller on organ The rest is smeared and harder to read. Some more Ellington."; Note 2: CDI 1-21 Jazz tracks off of radio /LP CDII 1-5. Jazz/Blues off of radio 6. is Bessie Smith "St. Louis Blues" CDIII 1-8. cont'd jazz/blues CDIV 1-15. cont'd jazz blues;

Note 1: "Blank."; Note 2: CDI 1. ABC News. Time for America July 7, 1965 or 1968 Raciasm talk with panelists. Frank Reynolds, host; Herert Cam, Norman Cousins, James Haggerty, Elmer Carsen, Edward P Morgan, Dan Seymour, ad for Maxim iced coffee 2. discussion 3. cont'd 4. cont'd Ad Goodweill 5. cont'd 6. cont'd Clofford Alexander hearing (six months before show) 7. Ad for Pell Mell gold, Sly and the Family Stone, Saturday July 20 @ 10:30 pm. ABC Sorts Golf 8. black nationalism 9. cont'd 10. PSA vs littering 11. cont'd talk 12. cont'd 13. cont'd and end of show 13. The Joey Bishop Show. Ad for restaurant Ad. Beer Ballentine Premium. CDII 1. saxophone and vibes song on WBAI ends with applause 2. cont'd and talk set on WBAI "Shape up" guest dj 3. John Handy tune 4. John Handy tune 5. folk jazz with banjo and flute 6. John Handy "Tears of Old Miss" from LP New View. DJ talkset and story 7. "Naima" by John Handy Quintet, ends midsong CDIV 1. John Hand cont'd WBAI and new tune 2. new tune 3. announcement of E 3rd Street party over the airwaves 4. piano tune 5. jazz tune ;

Note 1: "End Shostakovich. Most side like 7. Bongo on African "Folk song." Will Roger Congloadoration of speed - Lotte Leaman Bruno Walter.…"; Note 2: CDI 1. Classical piece, by Shotokovich, mid section, 11th Symphony from 1905 2. cont'd 3. cont'd and announced 4. new section 5. cont'd CDII 1. Classical 2. cont'd and talkset Sibelius, Symphony #7" Jumps to other classical, contemp 3. Jack Costanzo, bongoes 4. classical by Fred Katz, jumps to Will Rogers LP on Spoken Words. Will Rogers Says. Columbia LP. -14. CDIII 1. end of Will Rogers, jumps to opera: Bruno Valter, Lotte Leaman, Robert Schumanns Nicht y lieber Op 48. jumps to other station or two 7. cont'd. ;

Note 1: "Blank. Beatles."; Note 2: CDI 1. WBAI 5/31/67 Press conference on Lower East Side park protests 2. cont'd 3. cont'd, contentious 4. editorial commenatary 5. cont'd East Village Defense Committee 6. cont'd 7. details of conflict 8. cont'd with hippies and police discussed 9. cont'd 10. Viet Nam talk 11. plitics and news 12. politics and economy, money wasted on war assertion 13. end of show, DJ/announcer David Kramer at end. CDII 1. music from radio includes DJ from WBAI and groups: The Grass Roots, The Lyrics, The Happenings, The Byrds 2. Jumps to mid story ono WBAI at end of story and end of braodcast day 3. jumps to interview about Vietnam. Host Barry Farber with writer from NY Times. CDIII 1. Beatles "She's Leaving Home" and then "Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite" 2. "Follow" by Jerry Jeff Walker 3. "Homage to Marat" by Judy Collins 4. cont'd 5. cont'd 6. DJ talkset CDIV 1. Simon and Garfunkel "Sounds of Silence" 2. WOR News, Manchester Plane Crash Pyranees Mountains. (Day is Sunday, June 4. Crash was June 3, 1967) other news includes horse racing results 7:23 AM.. 3. jingle 4. "Come to the Sunshine" Harper's Bazaar 5. "I wish you could be here" the Circle 6. Neil Diamond "Girl, you'll be a woman soon. to 3:02 DJ 7. "Blue Suede Shows" Carl Perkins 8. The Pleasure Fair, song 9. Peace corps ad 10. News and weather 11. "Beautiful Balloon" The Fifth Dimension and DJ;

Note 1: "Sadie Nickpeay"; Note 2: CDI 1. Sadie Nickpeay interview with Smith and Bernie Schoenfelf on being a midwife 2. nature of work, education 3. Smith questions 4. cont'd 5. cont'd including supplies 6. cont'd transportation 7. clarity, money from midwives. CDII 1. cont'd teaching 2. types of cases and legalities 3. education of community and refusing to treat 4. cont'd 5. cont'd 6. cont'd 7. education;

Note 1: "Sadie Nickpeay. Reel 2 of 3"; Note 2: CDI 1. Sadie Nickpeay with Smith and Bernie Schoenfeld specific case 2. cont'd 3. politics and Smith questions 4. mic noises and cont'd talk 4. cont'd doctor talk 6. methods 7.nursing CDII 1. cont'd 2. premature babies 3. story 4. story of night call and Columbia, SC rally 5. cont'd Teddy Roosevelt visit story 6. medical story, Mrs. Blackburne twins and birthing 7. cont'd rural vs. city standards;

Note 1: "Track 1. The Chanting. An Ancient Play of god and murder. 3 poems by C.Dayltwis. Track 2. Parkison's Laws C.Northcoat? Folk music on Wabi? Track 3. Same - Folk music."; Note 2: CDI 1. WBAI, The Changling by Thomas Middleton. For BBC, William Rowley 1622. -13. continues CDII 1. The Changeling, cont'd 2. WAI annoucner and 3 poems by C. Day Lewis "Sheep Dog Trials in Hyde Park" "View form an open window" "The Gate" CDIII 1. drinking song on The Midnight Special on WBAI. Bill Faier, host. Sasurian, Juan and others 2. talk and bano 3. new song 4. "The Golden Manatee" 5. cont'd and talkset with Hollis Reperatory Theater and new song on gtr. 6. "original verison of Casey Jones" by Wallace Saunders, and talk with Juan, 7. Wild Goose sailing on the ocean song 8. Juan Sasturain song 9. Bob Sutton, "This train" 10. cnt'd and "new song 11. cont'd and talkset 12. banjo instrumental. CDIV 1. folk show cont'd, Midnight Special on WBAI with talk about politics 2. Juan Saustre flamenco tune 3. more flamenco and political discussion Liam acapella song Nov 21 show announced and tune "Battle of New Orleans" 4. "O'Kierny Song of Gratitude and new song at end. CDV 1. WBAI cont'd Joe Boyd on the late show playing 78 "race records". -9. and show Parkinson's Law-10. arachived show on WBAI 11. Tight Like that" and Cannon's Jug Stompers "Feather Bed" ;

Note 1: "Side 1: Miles Davis. Bud Shank. Art Blakel. Billie Holiday. Manderl. Start Milt Jackson - Bag's Groove. Side 2: Start From middle - Bag's Groove. Matcolk with Basie and modern jazz quartet. Ends with 2 by Barbara Hutton." ; Note 2: CDI 1. midsong, recorded jazz 2. Dinah Washington "I'll close my eyes" 3. DJ announcing release of Porgy and Bess LP 4. Miles Davis "Bess, you is my woman" 5. "Doodlin' Away" Bellevue in lyrics 6. flute jazz 7. Bag's Groove?? With Miles, Thelonious, Sonny 8. DJ talkset about Lester Young, eulogy, Alvin Hotel, March 15, 1959. 9. Johnny Mandel "I want to live" 10. Billie Holiday "Day In, Day Out" 11. "talkset "new album by Lady Day" 12. "Bag's Groove" Lee Morgan, Mobley, and company, ends midsong. CDII 1. cont'd "Bag's Groove" Live at Birdland, Symphony Sid on LP 2. Nat King Cole "I want a little girl" with Count Basie 3. Modern Jazz Quartet "Django" 4. Patti Page "Wondering" 5. flute song 6. Jumps to ballad by the Ink Spots 7. vocal song into Roger Williams and 4:07 AM announced "Memories are made of this" 8. Brian Davies "A Touch of Pink" then 9. Blossom Dearie and the Blue Stars "That's My Girl" 10. "When the Saints Go Marching In" Betty Hutton for Saints and Sinners (1/1/1959) 11. "Basin Street Blues" then DJ to song "Anthemic for an elevator" ;

Note 1: "1. side. Miles - Porgy. Fiitzgerald - Mingus - Gillespie. side 2. part of Chico Hamilton -Monk - Cool? -Brazilian - Soft Shoe -Joe Williams. -Miles Davis."; Note 2: CDI More radio songs 1. soft jazz, the Landlords 2. cont'd and Frank Sinatra "The Song is You" 3. DJ: "here is Bird Feathers" 4. "Bird Feathers" 5. "Backwater Blues" Dinah Washington 6. jumps to Chico Hamilton tune 7. "Let's Cool One" Misterioso LP, Thelonious Monk (1958 LP) 8. "Brazillian Soft Shoe" Herbie Mann "What's New?", male vocal, ends midsong CDII 1. cont'd jazz 2. piano ballad and Sonny's Crib LP "Speak Low" Sonny Clark 3. Miles Davis (Gil Evans referenced) Porgy and Bess LP "Summertime" 4. "Bess, you is my woman" Jumps to "Midnight Sun" by Ella Fitzgerald 5. DJ, Charles Mingus talk set Jazz on the Waterfront and the Half Note, John Handy, Booker Ervin, Danny Richmond, etc. 6. cont'd talk set and "What is this thing called Love?" 7. Talkset: Half Note in business for 18 months, "Manteca" with Chass Pozo, jumps to Carmen McRae "He was good to me.";

Note 1: "String Bango Oscar Brand - Jajdville. Belafante (Oh What Album morning. "Death" Songs. Frank Warner (Hold On) Robeson - There s a Man Goin' around takin' names."; Note 2: CDI 1. Banjo instr. 2. Three Jolly rogues of Lynn "Hunting the Wren" 3. Instr., "The Derby Ram" 6. Wall I Sawn (Git Up Napolean) 5. cont'd "Don't Go Into the Lion's Cage Tonight, Mother" 6. "Mrs. Murphy's Chowder" 7. "It's the Same the Whole World Over" 7. cont'd , "Don't Swat your Mother" 8. "A Bicycle Made for Two" "The Bowery" 9. "Oh, Dem Golden Slippers" and song by Charlie Case (?) "There was once a man who left his country home" 10. "Mother Was a Lady" "I'm the Man that Wrote ta ra ra boom de ay" 11. "Come Home Father" 12. "The Band Played On" and instr. CDII 1. cont'd instr. 2. "Black Eyed Susie" 2. cont'd and "7 Seas" 3. Instr. CDIII 1. "I wake up Jacob" (Spiritual, with choral singing) and "My Lord, What A Morning" 2. "Ezekiel Saw the Wheel" 3 "Buked and Scorned" Harry Belafonte 4. "By 'n' By" and "Oh Freedom" "Were You There?" "Oh Let Me Fly" "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot" "March Down to Jordan" "Steel Away" "Soon ONe Mornin'" "Pretty Polly" "Locks and Bolts" "Running Up the King's Highway" "The Devil and The Ploughman" "House of the Rising Sun" "One Morning in May" "The Butcher's Boy" " Burns and his Highland Mary" "Hymn v. On the Sight of a corpse by John and Charles Wesley (track 13) CDIV 1. cont'd Mexican Folk Music, French folk song, Lowlands of Holland" "Little Maggie" "I'm gonna Move to Kansas City" Junior Wells (?) "Hold On" "the Greenwood Sicle", African folk song "There's a man goin' round talkin' names" "A Bis'l Libe, un a Bisele Glik" (tr 1-7);

Note 1: "N.Y. Philharmonic (Avant - Garde Series) Wolpe - Symphony No 1 (two movements.) Varese - Deserts - (Starts ed this on one side - but tape ran out) Restarted on ooverside for the complete work."; Note 2: CDI 1. Avante classical m 2. second movement and loud applause, Royal Broadcast, Volpe, Symphony #1 cont'd Stephan-Bauer Mengleberg 3. new Piece (***) CDII 1. applause and NY Philharmonic Playing Desert by Edgar Varese (performed on same day as Davidovsky) CDIII 1. talk off mic in loft, Smith and Carole Thomas. Smith "You're absolutely right" 2. cont'd with darkroom? 3. cont'd talk off mic and XXX (sex sounds) 4. cont'd moans and groans (Private) sqeaks then sighs. 5. ambient and quiet talk 6. cat meowing, static, and light talk 7. talk cont'd 8. cont'd 9. cont'd ;

Note 1: "1st side: CBS Radio workshop "the Gigantic Radio" and a bit about 19 traveling journalists. 2nd side: 1.Strats with bit of Japanese folk music or ritual. 2. Japanese english teacher singing "over there" and other english teaching. 3. Edie Zawrence - Disc jokey. 4. Benny Goodman - My Blue Heaven."; Note 2: CDI 1. loft ambient streeet, putter, steps on floor 2. cont'd (up volume) more ambient and cats audible 3. creaks and ambient 4. putter and clatter, meowingnad brief greeting by Jimmy Stevenson who asks about seeing Smith's photos 5. cont'd putter, ambient 6. cont'd 7. cont'd putter and jumps to media (English accent) at end CDII 1. loft putter and ambient 2. cont'd 3. cont'd, putter and cat meowing, mic noises 4. cont'd with growling cat 4. cont'd 6. cont'd CDIII 1. Japanese folk music, jumps to a war song, George M. Cohen. Songs and talking 2. Jumps to static and comedy monologue over music. Eddie Lawrence 3. KPNC, Bennie Goodman "My Blue Heaven". cont'd DJ Art Lund and Peggy Lee before end. CDIV TV radio monologue, family drama 1-7. ;