[Poetry reading for Niagara-Erie Writers benefit, November 21, 1981] / Robert Creeley ... [et al.].

Recorded in Buffalo, N.Y. on November 21, 1981 by Allen De Loach on two Scotch reel-to-reel tape.

Recording of a poetry reading for the Niagara-Erie Writers benefit. Readers included: Robert Creeley, William Sylvester, Manny Fried, Ann Elezabeth Pluto. Musicians include: Michael Meldrum, Eileen Duggan, Victor Shanchuck, Joe Head, Stuart Weissman, Karen McLaughlin, Kathy Moriarty, Extended Roots, Emil Lattimer, Yvonne Hicks, Tina Houston.

Robert Creeley ... [et al.].

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1981

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Disc 1.Head music. --Duggan and Shanchuck music. --Fried:Meshuca cry. --Disc 2.Meldrum music. --Creeley:Self-portrait --Wishes --The edge --Mother's voice --The visit --Verstona --Death --Age --Bresson's movie --Beyond --Early spring is its own reward --Out window. --Weissman and McLaughlin jazz music. --Disc 3.Moriarty playing music. --Sylvester:When my mother said she missed sex with her lesbian lover, I needed several moments to discontinue shrinking --In the late 1800s --Ribbons caught across class lines --Sun spots determine the weather cycle. --Extended Roots folk music. --Pluto:Closing the double door --Blood promise --Secrets kept --Keno. --Sounds and echoes of Nemoya. --Lattimer, Hicks and Houston playing music.

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