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Note 1: "Some good folk singing. Also Pierce announcing."; Note 2: CD 1: Radio. Harry Belafonte song. Sammy Davis Jr. Mention of opening of Mr. Wonderful, which was in 1956. CD 2: Folk Singers in the Loft. See 11/18/08 email for song list. CD 3: Theme music from Man with a Golden Arm, "currently playing at the Manhatten Theater," which opened in 1955. **Interesting recruitment ad: "You can get in there and fight, just like a Princeton football weekend." Harry Belafonte, "Steel Drivin' Man." on WPRB;

Note 1: "1. Sinatra - Wrong Face, Wrong time its all right with me. 2. Dinah Shoke - Down Home Rag. 3. Monte Allegro?? 4. Fool Such as I. 5. My Blue Heaven. …"; Note 2: CD 1: Radio drama: "Obsession." Murder mystery with nobles. CD 2: British quiz show on words called "In My Word," produced by BBC, played on WBAI. WCAU-TV, Philly's CBS station, presented by WCBS-TV: Traditional American songs. Then, show tunes, comedy. CD 3: "Last Man Out" weekly radio series on Communism in America, narrated by Richard English. Possibly December 1953? Too early? Interview w./ Mike Wallace, host of "The Mike Wallace Interview" on "The Far East Network." CD 4: "The Defenders" on CBS. Airdate: 3/30/63. Interview w/ priest who works with mental patients.;

Note 1: "Uher insert March 1963. Tabon and Friends. 1. Hernando's Hideaway. Johnny Ray. 2. Harlem Nocturne - Viscount's 3. Alexander's Ragtime Band - James Brothers. 4. Ella Fitzgerald's Strike up the band. 5. Kisses Sweeter than Wine. Jimmie Rodgers. 6. Larry Elgart - Walkin 7. Kay Stark - Ghost Riders in the Sky. 8. Wimaweh??? - Jimmy Dorsey. 9. Anatole of Paris - Danny Kate. 10. Bole Weevel - Connie Franceis. 11. (Short of Shortin' Bread. 12. 13. Trouble in Mind - Nina Simone. Joe Williamas, Hendricks, Ross, and Count Basie. 14. Every Day I've Got the Blues/ End of side one - see inside. Side 2 - 1. Continuation - Williams Hendricks, Ross and Count Basie. 2. 3. Blow Ye Winds - Kingston Trio. 4. Ann Margaret?? - I Just Don't Understand. 5. There Jolly Cachman - Kingston Trio. 6. Rock Island Line - Stan Freebrge. 7. Ray Anthony - 707."; Note 2: CD 1: Old jazz, station changes, other music. Comedy, more music. CD 2: Station changes, music--sort of a mix tape; each song played in full. Ex. Ella Fitzgerald, "Strike up the Band"; Nina Simone, "Trouble in Mind". CD 3: In the loft. Cats, faint voices. Weird meowing. ;

Note 1: "May 31, 1967. Replay - Recorded mono - 2 track parallel. Both sides - Peter Seeger - 1 1/2 HR concert. Concert - "Soc. of Ethical Culture." (Played on WBAI) Concert continued one side of a 5" tape."; Note 2: CD 1: Pete Seeger. CD 2: Cont'd, with Puerto Rican trio.;