cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m33198
title: Non-christian children in the door of the hut.
title: Heidenkinder an der Hüttentür.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m32988
title: Senior chief in Kuala Kapuas.
title: Oberhäuptling in Kuala Kapuas.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m32963
title: Saw pit.
title: Sägerei.

description: Stamped: "Museum der Basler Mission, Basel, Missionsstrasse 21."
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m33197
title: Kajahan near Pangkoh.
title: Kahajan bei Pangkoh.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m32967
title: Church in Bandejermasin.
title: Kirche in Bandejermasin.

description: Stamped: "Museum der Basler Mission, Basel, Missionsstrasse 21."
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m33315
title: Hundu boy attacked by a wolf.
title: Hinduknabe v. Wolf überfallen.

description: Note: Publiziert unter dem Titel: "Von einem Wolfe angefallener Kol." (Bilder-Tafeln zur Länder- und Völker-Kunde mit besonderer Berücksichtigung der evangelischen Missionsarbeit. Herausgegeben von dem Calwer Verlagsverein. Calw & Stuttgart. 1883: Tf. 51, 7).; Note translation: Published with the caption "A Kol attacked by a wolf." (Bilder-Tafeln zur Länder- und Völkerkunde mit besonderer Berücksichtigung der evangelischen Missionsarbeit. Issued by the Calwer Verlagsverein, Calw and Stuttgart 1883, Table 51,7.).
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m33312
title: Indian servants.
title: Indische Dienstboten.

description: Note: Signatur: "Swain Sc."; Note translation: Signature: "Swain Sc."
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m33296
title: Muslim tailors.
title: Mohamed. Schneider.
DOI: 10.25549/laarc-c88-1454
title: Mayor Yorty's inaugural, 1961

description: Public ceremony on the steps of City Hall, 200 North Spring Street, Los Angeles, California, 1961 July 1. The inauguration of Mayor Sam Yorty.
DOI: 10.25549/laarc-c88-1449
title: Election Film (aka 4182), 1965

description: Demonstration of how a city election is conducted, Los Angeles, 1965. Includes brief footage of aerial views from a helicopter of Los Angeles including the Ambassador Hotel and the IBM building (3420 Wilshire Boulevard) where ballots are tallied.
DOI: 10.25549/laarc-c88-1457
title: Tom Reddin Named LAPD Chief of Police, 1967

description: Police Commission press conference at which Thomas Reddin was named Chief of Police for the Los Angeles Police Department, Commission Hearing Room, Parker Center, 150 North Los Angeles Street, Los Angeles, California, 1967. Also present are the Board of Police Commissioners: Michael Kohn, Vice President Frank G. Hathaway, President Elbert T. Hudson, and Reynaldo J. Carreon, Jr.
DOI: 10.25549/laarc-c88-1446
title: Demonstration, Century Plaza, 1967

description: Vietnam War protest, Century Plaza Hotel, 2025 Avenue of the Stars (near the intersection with West Olympic Boulevard), Los Angeles, California, 1967 June 23. President Lyndon B. Johnson was at the Hotel.
DOI: 10.25549/laarc-c88-1463
title: LAPD film (Can 6A) freeway opening, 1950

description: Public opening of the first section of US Route 101 (Santa Ana Freeway transitioning to the Hollywood Freeway), from Grand Avenue to Silverlake Boulevard, 1950 December 27. Present were Mayor Fletcher Bowron, Lieutenant Governor Goodwin J. Knight, Supervisor Ernest E. Debs, Highway Commission Harrison R. Baker, and Police Chief William H. Parker.
DOI: 10.25549/laarc-c88-1445
title: R/W 4430 Union Station Ground Shots, 1935-1937

description: Right of way film (R/W no. 4430). Panoramic street scenes near downtown Los Angeles, 1935-1937. Near Union Stations grounds, at intersections with Aliso Street, Avila Street, and Clara Street.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m73110
title: [Assembly in Lesotho]

description: People gathered in a field, in Lesotho (Basutoland).
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m73901
title: Floods in Madagascar

description: Aerial view of the road to Arivonimamo to the south, during the floods.; In march 1959, violent storms cause major floods in Madagascar. Arivonimamo is Antananarivo's airport
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m73902
title: Floods in Madagascar

description: Aerial view of the road to Mahajanga and the dike to the East.; In march 1959, violent storms cause major floods in Madagascar.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m73899
title: Floods in Madagascar

description: Camp for refugees in the garden surrounding the tomb of the First Minister. This tomb was built in the 19th century for Rainiharo.; In march 1959, violent storms cause major floods in Madagascar.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-9
title: 117. Moon and sixpence & comments on it, 1959-10-30

description: Tape 117, side 1) "The moon and sixpence" (television teleplay, from W. Somerset Maugham's novel of the same name based on the life of Paul Gauguin), 1959 October 30 (0:58), and comments on it (20:09) by Lawrence Lipton with reference to his poem "The questioner". Commercial: RCA Victor Filteramic radio antennae and radios (0:01). -- TIMES indicate where sections begin.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-10
title: 104. Lipton poetry reading; Hoagy Carmichael & others in audition for Jazz Canto

description: Tape 104, side 1) Lawrence Lipton reading his "The ultimate weapon" (0:02), "African mirage" (14:02), all with music (Jimmy Alonze, percussion). ❧ Tape 104, side 2) Hoagy Carmichael and others (Jack Kingsley, Paul Rosenthal, Norman Fleishman) in audition for Jazz Canto (a record album that Lipton was producing), "Six street ants come together here" (23:08), "Somebody loses when somebody wins" (26:45), "Poets to come" by Walt Whitman (29:35), "I hear an army charging onto the land" (31:05). -- TIMES indicate where sections begin.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-4
title: 103. Paul Coates, 1960; Bill Mergolis, 1960-04-04

description: Tape 103, side 1, part A) Confidential File (TV program) (0:20): Paul V. Coates (television journalist) interview of R. Fleming Jones (physician), re the fraud of psychiatry, channel 11, KTTV Los Angeles. [The reference to "Dow Jones conference" is obscure in the title on the container.] Also commercials for 1960 Lincoln automobile (0:49), Ice Blue Secret deodorant (1:49), Keith Hetherington on Doctor Ross Toasted Vitameal and Toasted Vitabits pet food (15:44), 5  Day deodorant pads (16:44), Peugeot 403 automobiles (27:33). ❧ Tape 103, side 1, part B) Blank. ❧ Tape 103, side 2, part A) Bill Mergolis, interviews (32:10) re artificial respiration "rescue breathing" of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Moffet (parents of Steven), Bill Rosay (captain, Los Angeles County Fire Department) and Jack Munger (fireman), 1960 April 4. Also commericals for Laura Scugger Wampum Injun Corn Chips (30:10), Newport filter cigarettes (30:45), Beth Myerson on Colgate Florient air freshener (31:47), 1960 Lincoln automobile (35:15), Toni Tame Creme Rinse hair conditioner (36:13). Lawrence Lipton reading "Half a man riff" (47:04), "Poem for nine months not leading to a new birth" (53:13), "Knotes" (55:30), "Collages" (56:25), "Speak softly big man" (1:00:45), "Words are my only wine" (1:01:07), "My image of myself as poet" (1:01:19), "the never melting eyes of R.S." (1:01:47), "Processional" (1:02:30), "The chessman" (1:03:38), "To come unto night" (1:03:56), "The journey" (1:05:06), "Wall blows with Autumn's morning glass" (1:05:28), and discussion (46:38). -- TIMES indicate where sections begin.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-12
title: 102. Poetry program (Lipton); Person to Person, CBS, 1960-04-08

description: Tape 102, side 1) Poetry program, Lawrence Lipton reading "With the muscles of speech" (0:02), "Bruno in Venice West" (1:18), "A funky blues for all squares, creeps and cornballs" (9:55), "To make beautiful" (11:37), "Improvisation on a theme from Bird Parker" (13:35), "Moon song for a night in May" (15:45), "Ballad of the beat" (17:48), "I was a poet for the FBI" (19:40), "End of the line" (24:53). Unidentified poem reader "...he learns theses things, he will write" (34:52). ❧ Tape 102, side 2) Person to Person (TV program) (35:53): Charles Collingwood, commentator. Roger Vadim Plemiannikov (film director) and his wife Annette Stroyberg, Simone Signoret (actress winner of 1960 Academy Award) and her husband Eve Montland (actor and singer), CBS, 1960 April 8. Also commercials for Carter's Little Pills (36:30), Arrid Whirlin deodorant (43:39). Also Candid discussion of the program by Lawrence Lipton, his wife and their friends (1:03:16). -- TIMES indicate where sections begin.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-477
title: 107. Lipton lecture, Valley State College, 1959-11-12

description: Tape 107) Lawrence Lipton lecture "The bankruptcy of American Anglo-Saxon culture" (part 1 of 2) (0:11), Library 131, San Fernando Valley State College, Northridge, California, 1959 November 12, 8:00 p.m., reading outrageous newspaper articles on undercover beatniks (New York, November 8), zoot suits and the Russian navy (Soviet Fleet), Statue of Liberty fire (Esquire, 1958 August), "Polish youth clubs put apathy to route" (Christian science monitor), "Teenagers mix religion with jive and like it" (London), "Beatnik wars on mediocrity" (Seattle, Washington) on the demise of the beat movement making way for the hipsters, "Jailed wandering artist" (Seattle, Washington) re Jimmy Jim, Lawrence A. Kimpton (president, University of Chicago) on youth unrest at universities, William Faulkner on drinking, on being poor and living in Paris, on Lipton's The holy barbarians, Venice as the slum by the sea, the Gas House in Venice, the restriction of public poetry reading, Thomas Mulherin (presiding officer in the decision to not license the Gas House as a legal venue for entertainment), Al Matthews (attorney) who paid the rent for the Gas House, A.L. Wirrin (attorney for the Gas House), lost manhood, homosexuality in Arkansas, Hercules and Antaeus. -- TIMES indicate where sections begin.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-1
title: 108. Perkoff & Meredith, 1959-10-21

description: Tape 108) Stuart Z. Perkoff reading "Blues for Billy Holiday" (0:14), "Bird" (4:58), "Invocation" (9:14), "For a stunky school teacher…" (13:57), "The death of Arthur" (31:41) all with music. Julie Meredith singing "Got me a letter from someone who's lonely" (18:14), "He's trying to make me jealous" (18:23),"Waiting for the baby" (21:06), 'Loray my dear heart" (24:56), "Why they a?" (27:51) with guitar, 1959 October 21. -- TIMES indicate where sections begin.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-17
title: 128. British poets, after 1945

description: Tape 128, side 1) Transcription (by Lawrence Lipton who introduces the recording (0:12)) from 78 rpm acetate sound recording disks issued after World War II of: introduction (John Lehmann (1:06), Walter de la Mare (7:42)), poems and recitations by Walter de la Mare ("The frozen dell" (10:41), "But oh, my dear" (12:25)), T.S. Eliot ("Triumphal march" (13:16), "Marina" (16:37)), Edith Sitwell ("Still falls the rain" (19:09), "Heart and mind" (21:44)), Stephen Spender ("1929" (23:46), "The conscript" (24:27), "Absence" (26:25)), Louis MacNeice ("Prognosis" (28:29), "Prayer before birth" (30:09)), Cecil Day-Lewis ("The rebuke" (32:59), "Birthday poem for Thomas Hardy" (34:55)), Sidney Keyes ("Europe's business" (37:21), "War poets" (39:00) both read by David Peel), Frank Thompson ("Nicolai Gogol" (39:40) read by David Peel), and Alun Lewis ("Lines on a Tudor mansion" (41:32), "Good-bye" (43:08) both read by David Peel). -- TIMES indicate where sections begin.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-8
title: 114. Manne--Thor. How jazz was born morning, noon & night; Jim Harmon

description: Tape 114, side 1) Manne--Thor (Larry?) reading "Not on the velvet cushions" (0:13), "The ultimate weapon" (19:34), 19?? February 23. Woman singing "Star in the east, star in the west" (21:44). ❧ Tape 114, side 2, part A) Jim Harmon talking (23:56) and reading, his own and others' poetry: "Iahu" (26:34), "For H.H." (27:06), "For Henry Miller" (27:54), "Barb" (28:13), "A modern woman" (28:49), untitled "We sit talking quietly in the dusk" (29:46), "For Jaime Dangulo" (30:47), "Silver Fox Island" (31:45), "The wind on Market Street" (33:04), "They stood on the steps" (34:07), "One evening at half-dusk in Sausalito" (34:50), "Sweets the dog" by Clive Hawthorn (37:18), "Art Blaking" by Clive Hawthorn (37:36), "Love song" by Clive Hawthorn (37:54), untitled "You said you no longer loved me" by Clive Hawthorn (38:14), "An expectancy is waiting a door" by John Ryan (38:29), "Postcard" by Donald Fall (39:34), "Abstract celebration" by Donald Fall (39:54), "Eddie Street, San Francisco, 10:30 a.m." by Donald Fall (40:17), "Language is fashion's lady" by Donald Fall (40:46), "Man in the corner" by Phillip Wallach (41:39), "My apartment is a pastoral apartment" by Phillip Wallach (43:08), "Yahoo for Phil" by Phillip Wallach (44:17). ❧ Tape 114, side 2, part B) Blank. -- TIMES indicate where sections begin.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-15
title: 130. Diamond cut diamond; Beloit poetry journal, 1957-03-22

description: Tape 130) Unidentified radio broadcast program, introduced by Robert Glower[?], 1957 March 22 [?] (0:04): Ewart Milne reading poetry from his book Diamond Cut Diamond (London: Bodley Head, 1953): "Prometheus" (1:31), "The rafters of Irishry" (2:24), "A song of stem and stone" (3:28), "The clockwork nightingale" (4:19), "Boding dane" (5:21), "High, wide, and handsome" (6:39), "A ballad for a poor girl" (7:43), "A place of testament" (8:55)), "A ballad for an orphan" (10:20), "Two in the gallery" (12:03), "Vanessa, Vanessa" (13:23), "Chamber music, in memory of James Joyce" (14:53), "Deirdre and the poets" (16:07), "Ever green" (17:50), "There lived a man" (19:00), "The green heyday" (21:17), "The old blind player" (24:07). The program consists of tapes loaned by Lawrence Lipton. The reference to "Beloit poetry journal" on the container is obscure. -- TIMES indicate where sections begin.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-0
title: 115. License Heag, 1959-09-23; Gauguin conference, 1959-11-05

description: Tape 115, side 1) 1959 September 23, Channel 4. Television news: re a dispute over poetry and the Venice West beatnik club The Gas House, Thomas Mulherin (Police Commission officer), A.L. (Abraham Lincoln) Wirrin (attorney) and Seymour Lazar, (attorney), for Al Matthews on 1959 September 8 (0:02); Sponsor's Committee for the 1960 Democratic Presidential Convention (3:52). Commercials: Rex Marshall on Instant Maxwell House Coffee (1:29), Tom Harris on Rambler automobiles (8:52), Denalan denture cleanser (16:20), Stewart Erwin on 4-Way Cold Tablets (20:51), Doan's Pills for pain relief (20:54), Dorothy Collins on Trouchet hand lotion (21:56). Jack Latham and the news (TV program), 11:00 o'clock: re Nikita Khrushchev in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and in Iowa and in Maryland (4:49); national economy and steel strike (9:54); professional boxing investigation, Jackie Leonard, Joe Seka, Lou Dragna, Don Jordan, Don Nessa, Frankie Carbo, Blinky Palermo, Truman Gibson (former IBC president) (10:26); crimes against Walter Munford (president of US Steel), Hyanis, Massachussetts, and Ephraim Amasta, Los Angeles, California (11:36); Los Angeles Board of Education and communist teachers William Brown (Associate Superintendent of Schools) (12:42); cancellation of F-108 sonic interceptor project and national air defense (13:29); Beat Brotherhood led by Lawrence Lipton wins partial victory at Police Commission hearing (13:50); AFL-CIO urges no segregation in Locals, San Francisco, California (14:49); hurricane Gracie will miss most of Florida but will hit South Carolina and North Carolina (15:09); Brazilian airliner crashes killing all aboard, Sao Paolo, Brazil (15:16); first dental hospital in the world opened, 4760 Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles, California (15:24). "The romance of Helen Trent" (radio program), CBS TV and CNX Radio, 1959 September 24, the plot line of which included beatniks in Venice, California (16:08). ❧ Tape 115, side 2) Paul Gauguin conference, discussion (Gloria and others) of a script for television episodes on Guaguin's life and role of women in his life, especially his wife Mette-Sophie Gad, 1959 November 5 (32:14). The reference to "License Heag" on the container is obscure. -- TIMES indicate where sections begin.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-23
title: 129. Small World, 1960-04-03; LDS 130th conference, 1960-04-02; Webb poems, 1960-01-08 & 1960-01-27

description: Tape 129, side 1) "Small world: the weekly world of Olin-Mathieson" (television program), 1960 April 3, CBS (0:20), with Eric Sevareid, on the ethics, morality, religion, evolution, taste, selfishness, communism, industrialization, urbanization, conformity in the atomic age, the cold war, China, discussed by Arnold Toynbee (historian) on history, Robert Graves (poet), Philip Wylie (author). Commercial: Olin-Mathieson Corporation chemicals (13:19). ❧ Tape 129, side 2) First session of the 130th annual conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Later Day Saints (LDS) (26:11), Tabernacle, Temple Square, Salt Lake City, Utah, 1960 April 2, telecast by KSL Television: A prayer and introductory speeches by David O. McKay (President, LDS) and Sumner G. Whittier (National Administrator of Veteran Affairs). Lawrence Lipton (35:04 & 47:25) introduces and talks with Creighton Webb (poet) reading Webb's "The sound" (37:45), "Wind" (40:39), bomb image poem (41:34), Rimbeau poem (42:34), protest poem (43:25), "I being and not being" (43:52), "Let me sing my one great song" (44:33), "A woman sits at a desk and writes" (45:19), "She is coming again tomorrow" (45:43), Venice West, California, 1960 January 27. Reading of "Satisfactions" (52:28), "Lilacs left in Oklahoma" (53:13), 1960 January 8. -- TIMES indicate where sections begin.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-16
title: 136. Jimony group poetry & music; Poetry jazz session, Congrad, Giuffre, Mann

description: Tape 136, side 1) Jimony and group poetry and music "Not on velvet cushions" (0:18, 3:39, 6:17, 8:47). ❧ Tape 136, side 2) Poetry jazz session, William Congrad, J. Giuffre, Shelly Mann: Lawrence Lipton reading his "The ultimate weapon" (12:57, 15:55, 19:18), Lawrence Lipton reading his "African mirage" (22:47, 26:49), unidentified reading "Jackels" (31:24), unidentified reading "Compulsion" (31:56). -- TIMES indicate where sections begin.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-19
title: 186. Brubeck interview; Perkoff poems; Foster poems, [s.d.]

description: Tape 186, side 1, part A) Lawrence Lipton interview of Dave Brubeck (0:30), includes Brubeck reading his "They say I look like God" (45:06). ❧ Tape 186, side 1, part B) Blank. ❧ Tape 186, side 2, part A) Perkoff poems. Reading "What a city is" (46:14). ❧ Tape 186, side 2, part B) Foster poems. Reading "A private war is a duel in heaven" (56:03). ❧ Tape 186, side 2, part C) Blank. -- TIMES indicate where sections begin.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-6
title: 416. American poetry TV program, 1962-08-12; Lipton, ELSA conference, 1962-08-17

description: Tape 416, side 1) American poetry TV program (0:13), "Americans, a portrait in verses" (television program), CBS (KNXT Los Angeles), 1962 August 12, featuring Alexander Scourby, Peggy Wood, Kim Hunter, James Whitmore (narrator) with poetry (some incomplete, nearly all with music) by William Rose Benét ("Jesse James" (1:39)), E.E. Cummings ("Buffalo Bill 's" (2:00), "Poem, or beauty hurts Mr. Vinal" (11:37), "Voices to voices, lip to lip" (33:35)), Carl Sandberg (excerpts from "The people, yes" (1936) (3:28, 14:22, 23:41, 41:24, 52:29), "Grass" from Cornhuskers (1912) (10:54)), Kenneth Fearing ("Portrait (2)" (5:38)), Theodore Spencer ("Song" (8:03)), Ralph Waldo Emerson ("Concord hen" (9:07)), Stephen Crane ("War is kind" (10:29), "In the desert" (15:56)), Henry Van Dyke ("America for me" (1909) (11:37)), Walt Whitman ("I hear America singing" (12:23)), Allen Ginsberg (excerpts from "Howl" (13:17)), Edgar Albert Guest ("Home" (15:23)), Ogden Nash ("Lines to a world-famous poet who failed to complete a world-famous poem; or, Come clean, Mr. Guest!" (15:36), "Reflections on ice breaking" (33:30)), Robert Frost ("The death of the hired man" (16:18)), T.S. Eliot ("The love song of J. Alfred Prufrock" (24:37)), Jimmie Rodgers ("Frankie and Johnny" (32:31)), Emily Dickinson ("The soul selects her own society" (ca. 1862) (33:00)), Muriel Rukeyser ("Effort at speech between two people" (35:40)), Mark Van Doren ("Morning worship" (39:05)), Marianne Moore ("The mind is an enchanted thing" (41:57)), Langston Hughes ("The negro speaks of rivers" (42:24)), Edna St. Vincent Millay ("Feast" (43:07)), Henry Wadsworth Longfellow ("A psalm of life" (43:38, 51:34, 52:47, 53:07)), Edgar Lee Masters ("1. The hill" (43:53, 52:41, 52:53; 53:13), "166. Richard Bone" (44:40), "21. Minerva Jones" (45:01), "85. Barney Hainsfeather" (45:23), "14. Benjamin Pantier" (45:47), "15. Mrs. Benjamin Pantier" (46:13), "71. Mrs. Williams" (46:34), "70. Dora Williams" (46:58), "26. Knowlt Hoheimer" (47:46), "27. Lydia Puckett" (48:16), "54. Aner Clute" (48:36), "55. Lucius Atherton" (49:02), "200. Anne Rutlege" (49:42), "60. Fiddler Jones" (50:21), "57. Deacon Taylor" (50:43), "72. William and Emily" (51:06), "207. Lucinda Matlock" (51:34), all from The Spoon River anthology (1916)). Commercials: Otto Preminger's film "Advise and consent" (1:05), Del Mar race track (1:15). ❧ Tape 416, side 2) Lawrence Lipton, ELSA conference, 1962 August 17 (55:47), Lipton and his wife Nettie in a discussion about a literary figure (Thomas Red[?]) about whom Lipton was writing a biography and the subsequent robbery of all the tapes and notes regarding it. -- TIMES indicate where sections begin.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-2
title: 158. Lipton, Boyd, Perkoff, Foster, White poetry reading, Venice West, [s.d.]

description: Tape 158, side 1, part A) Lawrence Lipton (0:06) introducing poems read at Venice West: "How to listen to a poem" (1:15) written and read by Lawrence Lipton; Bruce Boyd reading his poems "The noetical predicament" (2:57), "This is what the watchbird sings who perches in the love tree" (5:10), "In the meanwhile, nothing" (5:53) "How moonbird sings in sunrise land" (7:15); Stuart Z. Perkoff reading his poems "The clown" (14:59), "Letter to my younger brother" (16:55), "Bird" (18:04), "Alba" (20:45), "Flowers for Luis Bunuel" (22:22), "Peace" (24:41); Charles Foster reading his poems "Let us count among the customs of the dying islanders the gift of love" (25:55), "Parlor'" (28:32), "Preliminary report on rarum naturum" (30:04), "Memorial Day, 1957" (34:01); Saul White reading his poems "Seated here, I'll shuck a while" (36:45), untitled "Alone my devils sing" (37:22), "Moondog" (38:03), "Fluted fear" (38:58), "One to five" (39:31), "Very profound" (41:43); Lawrence Lipton reading his poems "Improvisation on a theme from Bird Parker" (42:32), "I was a poet for the FBI" (44:57), "The dreaming hands" (51:06), "End of the line" (53:17); Jazz music (1:03:24). Lenore Kandel poems. ❧ Tape 158, side 1, part B) Blank. ❧ Tape 158, side 2) Blank. The reference to "Lenore Kandel poems" on the container is obscure. -- TIMES indicate where sections begin.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-13
title: 430. Henry Jacobs, 1962-11-22 & 1962-11-23

description: Tape 430, side 1) Lawrence Lipton interviews Henry Jacobs (American sound artist and humorist) at Jacobs, home, on Jabobs' background, also experimental sound recording, the Vortex Concerts, 1962 November 22 (0:03). ❧ Tape 430, side 2) Lipton interview of Jacobs continued, 1962 November 23 (15:16). -- TIMES indicate where sections begin.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-5
title: 190. Rexroth & band (Shadows), 1958-01

description: Tape 190) Rexroth and band (Shadows), 1958 January. Kenneth Rexroth introduces his and others poetry, and reads Li Qingzhao's "Late spring" (2:02), Ju Shu Chun's "Spring has come" (5:38) both with music (Ron Croddy, double bass), Rexroth's "Sword in a cloud of light" (1999) (10:18) with music, Rexroth's "This night only" (16:46) with music (Erik Satie's Gymnopédie #1"; Claire Willy, piano), Francis Carco's "The shadow" (22:02) with music, Rexroth's "Habeus corpus" (38:08) with music, Carl Sandburg's "Mag" (1916) (46:50) "Quietly" (53:16) with music, Rafael Alberti's "Homecoming of love amongst illustrious ruins" (56:18) with music. Translations of Qingzhao, Chun, Carco and Alberti are by Rexroth. -- TIMES indicate where sections begin.