Reading with Ed Dorn at the Just Buffalo Literary Center, Buffalo, NY, December 8, 1978
(recording courtesy of Robert Creeley)
Complete reading (21:44):MP3
- Against Bourgeois Art (recording starts in medias res) (3:48): MP3
- Caution, part 3 (3:50): MP3
- I Love Music (2:15): MP3
- War Clouds Over the World (5:03): MP3
- Dope (6:47): MP3
From the Berkeley Poetry Conference, July 1965
The Revolutionary Theatre (11:40)
From a Reading at San Francisco State University, 4 March 1965Complete Recording (47:14)
- Introduction (4:50)
- Snake Eyes (0:40)
- A Poem for Speculative Hipsters (0:34)
- Black Bourgeoisie (0:54)
- Young Soul (0:49)
- Poem for Half-White College Students (1:46)
- Western Front (1:24)
- In One Battle (1:00)
- Bad Mouth (0:50)
- Ghosts (0:50)
- Where's the Romantic Life? (0:57)
- Three Movements and a Coda (1:28)
- Blue Whitey (0:25)
- 3rd Avenue (0:50)
- Poem for Bald Heads (1:04)
- Houdini (0:59)
- The People Burning(4:01)
- Chapter 1 of "A New World" (22:03)
From a Reading at the Asilomar Negro Writers Conference, Pacific Grove, California, early August, 1964
Complete Recording (24:41)
- Introduction (0:36)
- As a Possible Lover (0:52)
- A Contract for the Destruction and Rebuilding of Patterson (2:12)
- The Dance (1:43)
- A Poem for Speculative Hipsters (0:36)
- Black Dada Nihilismus (4:02)
- Snake Eyes (0:39)
- Short Speech to My Friends (2:27)
- Houdini (0:46)
- A Poem Some People Will Have to Understand (1:20)
- Tightrope (0:23)
- Kenyatta Listening to Mozart (1:08) (this poem discussed on PoemTalk at the Writers House)
- Mise En Scene, Newark 1947 (0:49)
- Three Modes of History and Culture (2:49)
- Blue Whitey (0:26)
- The Bronze Buckaroo (2:08)
More Amiri Baraka Poems
Choice and Style: Amiri Baraka discussed on PoemTalk at the Writers House
Baraka Reads Charles Olson (footage by Henry Ferrini):
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