Tracks from The World Record
The World Record (volumes 1 & 2, 1981) was produced from the tape archive of live performances of poets and writers at the Poetry Project.
from The Empress Hotel Poems (1:30): MP3
Charles Reznikoff (recording date uncertain: either November 4, 1970 or December 6, 1972)
- From Going To and Fro and Walking Up and Down ("The young fellow walks about...") (0:32): MP3
- From By the Well of Living and Seeing ("You must not suppose...") (0:12): MP3
- Love Story (3:47): MP3
- Loss (0:37): MP3
- Elizabeth Taylor is My Sister (3:12): MP3
Van Gogh (1:18): MP3
from Studying Hunger ("Blondie") (5:29): MP3
Edwin Denby, recorded February 9, 1972
Elegy — the Streets (5:36): MP3
The Music Lesson (7:33): MP3
Ted Berrigan, recorded March 28, 1973
- Things to Do in New York City (0:48): MP3
- Landscape with Figures (Southampton) (0:40): MP3
- Frank O'Hara (1:17): MP3
My Blue Heaven (1:05): MP3
- I is the Grandson (1:37): MP3
- Anger (4:45): MP3
Classican Gass (0:46): MP3
Dance of the Bees (0:41): MP3
from Visit to Mayaland ("In the time of the ancients...") (1:50): MP3
Carl Rakosi, recorded April 19, 1978
A Moment with the Imagination (1:07): MP3
Blue is the Hero (1:46): MP3
A Woman Comes Into the Room (1:06): MP3
Show Me a Rose (0:49): MP3
Whiff (2:14): MP3
Homeward Bound (0:55): MP3
Popeye and William Blake Fight to the Death (8:17): MP3
Red Cross Stations (1:36): MP3
- On Induction of the Hand (2:18): MP3
- The Hand Further (0:56): MP3
- Record editors: Bill Berkson & Bob Rosenthal.
- Tape archivists: Harvey Lillywhite & Kate Baum.
- Administrators: Bob Holman, Gary Lenhart, Bernadette Mayer, Maureen Owen & Ron Padgett.
- Sound technicians: Kurt Munkacsi & Bob Rosenthal.
- Production: ERH.
PennSound digital edition made in collaboration with The Poetry Project, St. Mark's Church, 131 East 10th Street, New York, N.Y. 10003
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