[Poetry reading at the Bisbee Poetry Festival, August 26, 1979] / Jerome Rothenberg.

Recorded at the Bisbee Poetry Festival in Bisbee, Arizona on August 26, 1979 by Allen De Loach on 120 minute Memorex sound cassette. The Poetry Collection acquired the recording from De Loach.

This recording is of a poetry reading by Jerome Rothenberg and an unidentified second reader at the Bisbee Poetry Festival in Bisbee Arizona on August 26, 1979.

Jerome Rothenberg.

The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries. Digital conversion was made possible through a 2009 National Endowment for the Humanities grant.

1979

Sound recording

INT112

Disc 1.Jerome Rothenberg reading:Words and other sounds --Poland / 1931: "The wedding" --The Murder Inc. sutra --Cokboy. --[Unidentified reader] reading:first line of poem:[She walks fore and aft] --Bear woman --first line of poem:[You ask why I write about Indians] --Rescue. --Disc 2.first line of poem:[When he crosses legal borders] --first line of poem:[A quiet invisible phone overwhelms me] --first line of poem:[He ties grapes at his throat] --Hotrod blues --Counter-culture blues. --Rothenberg reading:Aleph poem --11/75 (a dream) --Dream poem (10.xii.78) --Dream poem (20.xii.78) --A poem in yellow after Tristan Tzara --Metal coughdrops --The picture music --Tristan Tzara --The holy words of Tristan Tzara --Seneca journal 1: "A poem of beavers" --Old man beaver's blessing song.

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