[Poetry reading in San Francisco, California, December 2, 1968] / Philip Whalen.

Recorded probably from the original, which was published by 10th Muse in 1968. The reading was recorded in San Francisco, California on December 2, 1968. The recording was digitized from a 60 minute Scotch sound cassette.

Recording of Philip Whalen reading poems for a 10th Muse publication.

Philip Whalen.

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

1968

Sound recording

PCR342

Three satires --from On Bear's head:The art of literature --The Saturday visitations --Sunday afternoon dinner, Fong Loy Restaurant, San Francisco, 25:Xi:62 --Hello to all the folks back home --The art of literature, 2nd part --Heigh-ho, nobody's at home --Ignorantoaccio --The art of literature, #3, a total explanation --There it goes --Saturday, 15:ix:62 --Filmore hob nob carburetor --The art of literature, part 4th --The gallery, Mill Valley --Applegravy --The professor comes to call --How we lived the more abundant life in America --The art of literature, concluded --The war poem for Diane Di Prima --The grand design --A romantic & beautiful poem inspired by the recollection of William Butler Yeats, his life & work --The dharma youth league. --Hymn to Dr. Pierce and the Ogilby sisters --19th of May 1967 --A short history of the second millenium B.C. --Crowded --Invocation and theophany - -Point Richmond --Love love love again --I said well, I guess I gotta sell all my goods and go --A morning walk --April showers bring rain? --T/O --Native folk speech possibilities of song --Mahayana --Art & music --Japanese tea garden, Golden Gate park in spring --Merry meet, merry part --Fragment of a letter unsent --Fragment of great beauty & stillness --Late afternoon --The flexible mind --Sanjusangendo -Synesthesia.

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