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Note 1: "Not Stereo but two tracks simultaneously on each side. 3 3/4."; Note 2: CDI 1. tuning and comedic song from radio 2. song 3. comedy skt and applause, Judy Collins song 4. cont'd show 5. "They call me daddy Roland" Roger McGuinn 6. song 7. "Thou Shalt Have" 8. Judy Collins "Daddy You've Been on My Mind" 9. comedy skit 10. cont'd 11. WBAI "Outside" Sunday March 19 event listed. Odd Couple on Broadway 12 war protest song "My son John" 13. con'td 14. Fred McNeil "Wild Child 15. war folk song Wendy Huber 16. DJ 17. cont'd 18. DJ talking about calles 19. "Come to my door, baby" Janis Ian? 20. "Since I met you baby" folk song. CDII 1. folk song 2. WBAI DJ talk set about pizza wagon 3. cont'd 4. Tom Paxton "Buy a Gun for your Son" 5. ballad 6. "Daddy Roll 'em" folk song version 7. "Two Brothers" Civil war song 8. "Two Brothers" female singer 9. song 10. coyote song "By Little Brother, the Coyote" 11. DJ and WBAI show: "The Outside" 12. African American character study from 1964 CDIII 1. cont'd Steve Post, "Outside" show on WBAI, into tune "Sweetest Girl in Town" 2. cont'd 3. 2:30 AM, Saturday morning talkset 4. "Where are you going my little one?" Folk 5. Nina Simone "Be my husband" 6. DJ, Post 7. Patty Waters "Black is the color of my true love's hair" 8. "Taxi Cab" comedy record and other tracks on WBAI 9. 1812 Overture and Lone Ranger into "11/19/1952" show recording on LP CDIV 1. Lone Raner episode cont'd, then Bill Cosby comedy LP 2. "It's a Gas" Mad Magazine 45 Alfred E. Newman 3. "I'll sing you a song about a travelling man" 4. kazoo and whistling "I will kiss you..." 5. "And I think it's going to rain today" 6. "Sermonette" by Lambert, Hendricks and Ross 7. folk song 8. "40 cups of coffee" Ella Mae Morse 9. March 1967, ? abortion law reform march to St. Parick's Cathedral reference and DJ talk set 10. sign off by DJ, ends mid talk set;

Note 1: "Tape 2. NY Philharmonic Avant - Garde Series. Side A: Xenakis- Pithodrakta. Ligeti - Atmospheres. Austin - Improvisations (17 1/2 min) For Orchestra and Jazz Soloists. Cage - Mort Feldman - Brown. Then at 1 7/8 Lecture by cage Following Austin's music. Berstein's Lecture the Cage work was tried but tape ran out. Stereo it over on other side.."; Note 2: CDI 1. avant classical performance with applause (drop out at end) 2. new avant piece and announcer Ligetti "Atomosphere" 3. horns as part of Larry Audtin: Improvisations for Orchestra and Jazz Soloists: Don Ellis, trumpet; Barre Phillips, bass; Joe Cocuzzo, drums. Leonard Bernstein conducts Music of Our Time (from radio, not later LP) 4. Bernstein addressing audience about throwing of dice and chance composing. Improvisation Number one. "Improvisations by the Orchestra" John Cage microphone and sound board composition and performance explained (ends mid talk) CDII 1. overlap and then new applause 2. cont'd with composition and announcer over applause, some people leaving Philharmonic Hall. 3. cont'd 4. Morton Feldman piece introduction by Leonard Bernstein 5. Earl Brown's "Available Forms II" 2 conductors and orchestras and composition. Then "New York Philharmonic Network" 6. John Cage talking about his piece from September 1954. Long lecture. CDIII 1. John Cage, cont'd 2. cont'd 3. "cont'd Announcer "45 minutes for a speaker, John Cage, UCLA (1953) ends. ;

Note 1: "All 4 tracks. Side 1 track 1: 1. A bit of readings of Hesse Steppin Wolf. 2. A story by singers. 3. A bit of folk singing. 4. Crack pots in age ofscience. 5. great course cases - BBC Bright Trunic Murder. 6. A bit of Stravinsky 7. John Henry Black listing. Track 2 Mary Allen Hokins 2. A russian "Vasallza the beautiful. 3. Ben Damin Dritten - Opera - Noah 4. Part of a Wind Concert. 2nd Side Track 1. 1. continuation of "Blacklisting 2. T.S. Eliot Reading his poetry. 3. Houte Un-American Activities. 4. Randi - Bits about Siginin Henry Brustein's window. Track 2. Dylan Thomas Story. 2. T. V. open mind A few modern authors. 3. Some World War one. 4. Part of Profiles of courage. 5. More war #1."; Note 2: CDI 1. WBAI Steppenwolf by Herman Hesse, Harry Heller narration 2. cont'd 3. cont'd 4. cont'd 5. cont'd 6. cont'd serialized reading of Hesse's Steppenwolf, Bob Alexander for KPFA then WBAI folio (before Jan 12) 7. new content on WBAI monologue essay -10. "A Piece of Advice" "Spinoza Market" Isaac Bashevitz Singer reading. then scientific critic Dr. Marshall Doitch 11. Science, cont'd, "A Measure for Crackpots" article, Martin Gardner book. CDII 1. cont'd science 2. cont'd 3. cont'd 4. Fred J. greenburger" Science Magazine September 25, 1964. then Jazz records on WBAI and Folio ad about jazz writers 5. Delalande Versailles School Symphony, King's supper 6. cont'd 7-12 Tonyu Mancini dramatization oft he trial of Violet Sanders "Violet Kay" CDIII 1. cont'd-6. The Brighton Trunk Murder. Radio play for BBC then into beginning of Stravinsky pieice , jumps to WOR Amazing Randi show 7. WWII and McCarthyism talk 8. cont'd 9. Book "On Trial" 10. Book IF Stone Huanted 50's (1963) 11. cont'd and telegrams mention of guests Tehodore Bickel, Michael Tucci (Before My Time, book), Bob Wessler 12. cont'd telegram and talk 13. cont'd 14. telegram from W. Eugene Smith about "False Witness" CDIV 1. cont'd guests listed and telegrams 2. Toscanini reference 3. cont'd 4. cont'd Thoreau quote 5. Fear on Trial, book 6. cont'd 7. on Nixon and other topics 8. JFK and Thoreau, topics 9. Johnson, McCarthy 10. end of program summaries 11. cont'd 12. cont'd and credits, jumps to TS Eliot "The Wasteland" read by author at end CDV 1. Thursday, january 7, 1965 TS Eliot reading "The Wasteland" -6. "Ash Wednesday-9. "New Hampshire" "Sweeny Among the Nightengales then narrator. Back to Eliot reading "The Lovesong of J Alfred Prufrock" -11. 12. WNYC Bulletin for Thursday Jan 7, 1965. News 13. weather (noontime bells) 14. footage of Committee on Un-American Activities CDVI 1. trial cont'd, footage 2. cont'd 3. Goldblatt leaves hearing, famous ejection 4. Narrator and Claire Jensen, Noon, fooatage 5. ACLU role and testimony 6. Aubrey Grossman, Attorney of Clara Jensen and narratior, excerpts 7. cont'd 8. cont'd 9. Victor Arnantoff 10. December 10-11, 1956 talk, SF Post Office Building scene 11. KPFA on WBAI, to classical piano 12. cont'd, Rachmanifnoff Prelude #6 by Colin Horstly on WBAI and BBC music CDVII 1. female voice, story, sea, fishes, children's story 2. cont'd 3. Vasilisa the Beautiful by Alexander Afanasyev. Golden Press Release cont'd -8 Jumps to East Suffolk Children's Orchestra Emanuel del Mar -10 CDVIII 1. cont'd music -8. Noah's flood by Benjamin Britton on WBAI via BBC London Wind Quintet E Flat Major Op 88 #2 -11. Hindemuth Kleiner... Op 24, #2. 12. cont'd CDIX 1. WBAI from WBFK. Dylan Thomas "Return Journey" 2. cont'd 3. cont'd announcement of Pacifica Players on KBFK and the Modern Drama Ensemble 4. cont'd credtiors and WBAI ad. Jumps to literature speaker on TV "Open Mind" on NBC book discussion -13. CDX 1. cont'd book discussion on NBC "The New Masters". Wallace Monkfield "To an early grave"; John Knowles "A Separate Peace" Bruce Jay Friedman, A Mother's Kisses; CB Bryan III an PS Wilkinson then to MIke Wallace, jumps to CBS Morning News Jan. 1965. 5. WWI documentary 6. cont'd 7. Ad Shell POil December 1957 8. cont'd 9. Jumps to Chennel 4, NBC Porfiles in Courae then ad for Man from UNCLE, to News -15. CDXI 1. cont'd NBC -7. then Amazing Randi show "vivica" as guest/subject -12. ;