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Note 1: "Very hard to read. 1. Ellington - Build that rail. Lord you madly. 2. Ray Charles - At New…"; Note 2: CDI 1. jazz on radio "Swing that Hammer" Ellington w/Bellafonte? 2. tunes from Ray Charles live at Newport LP (starts at "Love You Madly") 3. cont'd starts at "Hot Rod" CDII Radio 1. avant classical 2. new tune 3. atunes 4. announcer and blues tunes including Drive Me Daddy, by Helen Humes 5. cont'd Bessie Smith "Empty Bed Blues" 6. jazz tune 7. piano jazz tune 8. tune ;

Note 1: "Lead in Sally Mannes. Piney Brown Blues. Tain't nobodies Business if I do - I'm gonna move to outskirts of town. Dossin' Around.Jumpin at the woodside. Careless love - Dr. Blues - Rosetta. Lullaby of Broadway - Old Fashioned Love. Some of these days. Modern Swing"; Note 2: CDI 1. midtuen radio jazz 2. cont'd new tune 3. Careless Love 4 Doctor Blues 5. Rosetta 6. Lullaby of Braodway 7. "Some of these days" 8. tune 9. jazz tune, jumps to Cherokee Canyon" CDII 1. midsong bass solo 2. Curly Weaver? "Tricks ain't walking no more" 3. "New Orleans" 4. "Baby Won't You Please Come Home." 5. tune 6. "Ain't Nobody's Business If I Do" 7. "I'm gonna move way out on the outskirts of town" 8. tune, then "Travellin' Light" ;

Note 1: "1. Modern American Series. Samuel Barber - Hermit Songs and Leontyne Price. 2. Stuff Smith's "Sweet swinging stuff" Denzil Best - Drums, George Duviviel - Bass, James Jones - piano, John Letman - Trumpet. 3. Porter Wagner RCA LPM1358. 1. Midnight, 2. That's it. Over sid - Now 3 3/4 Speed. 1. Cont. Porter Wagner. 2. Im Step-in out tonight 3. Liven in the past. 4. Tricks of the trade. 6. My bonfire. 7. i Like Girls. 8. Dry tower. 9. Companies comin. 10. Born to lose. 2.Sing, sing, sing - goodman - from the carnegie concert of the"; Note 2: CDI 1. hermit Song 2. Stuff Smith tune "I love you truly, dear" 3. "Humoresque" and "Home on the Range" 4. "Mighty like a rose" 5. "A bird in a gilded cage" 6. Hearts and Flowers" 7. Buffaol ogirls Medly with ON the Banks of the Wabash and Blule Tail fly 8. Gypsy Love Song 9. After the Ball 10. POrter Wagoner "Midnight" RCA LPM 1358 "Satisfied Mind" 11. That's it 12. "I guess I'm crazy" CDII 1. cont'd "I guess I'm crazy" 2. cont'd "Tricks of the trade" "My bonfire" 3. cont'd to "I like girls" and Ivory Tower" and "Company's Coming" 4. cont'd then "Born to Lose" and "Satisfied Mind" 5. cont'd and then Jumps to jazz "Benny Goodman at Carnegie Hall "Sing Sing Sing" 6. new tune 7. cont'd 8. fades into same song 9. cont'd and fades into solo 10. cont'd 11. new Goodman song CDIII 1. sermon and bible talk American Mission to Greeks, Ridgefield, NJ. New Testament Light #2. WOR radio 2. Social Security America's Folklore Dr. David Baker, "Searching the Sriptures" and and Anitchrist John I-4 3. Rdio tuned to discussion on literature Kenneth Rexroth, Herbert Gould John Copeland Kermit Sheets. WBAI, ends. CDIV 1. cont'd percussion on WBAI de Profundis 2. fades into interview on interracial marriage CDV 1. cont'd ddiscussion of race and politics with Richard and Joan Prideaux, Miss Jane Logan, and Bob and Gloria Algmin Savid Susskind, October (Reel 15(, also) 2. cont'd 3. cont'd 4. cont'd and ad for Gaines by Don Knotts, Golden Electrics electric cigarette lighter. 5. cont'd 6. cont'd 7. Ad Score Hiar Cream, and Tarreyton cigarettes. Guests announced and end of show. 8 religious show 9. LJN show, use of contact lenses with Dr. Joseph Lopresti, Dr. Paul Farkas and Sam Vandivert and Dr. Howard B. Miller 10. cont'd 11. cont'd 12. cont'd ;

Note 1: "Sadie Nickpeay Reel 3 of 3"; Note 2: CDI 1. Sadie Nickpeay with W. Eugene Smith and other lead interviewer (Bernie Schoenfeld) ambient sound and child/children in background. Practical nurse, pay, education, race discussed 2. cont'd issues 3. cont'd Benedict College Institute July 9 4. Institute, talk 5. cont'd 6. cont'd teaching and schools 7. cont'd CDII 1. talk cont'd with Sadie Nickpeay, Gullah langueage play and 2. Smith's Broadway photos Green Pastures play 3. Smith on research and finding the right person 4. Smith on purpose of the story and specifics (June 1951) Race 5. Smith's commentary and discussion. naturepath and osteopathy discussed. Dr. Huffman 6. Smith on his Osteopath experience 7. ends. ;

Note 1: "Carr. Jo Stafford - Yesterday's Battle Hymm of Republic by Red Nichols. Need love Doris Day? Yearly Garner. Escavel? Pat Boonie."; Note 2: CDI May 29, 30. WNEW: Milkman's Matinee 1. female pop song and "Days I had you" 2. cont'd "Glory glory hallelujah" 3. "Everything's coming up roses" and Morgana King song 4. DJ on King playing Jazz on the Hudson, and David Allen "You're laughing at me" 5. cont'd Enoch Light and the Light Brigade. "Ready for Love" Doris Day and Ho Ho ha ha 6. 4:43 AM. Errol Garner . Talk set Jack Lazarre and WNEW jingle 8. "Time has a way" Sam Fletcher; Esquivel on WNEW spotlight "Number One Love" 9. Third Man Theme, "For Your Love" Pat Boone. 10. Other side of the moon. Space Mission monkeys and JP MOrngan 11. 5:07 AM TAlk Set. Al Capone, Theme from the Man who loved women 12. ends with "Bowl of Cherries" ;