151. Lipton, Boyd, Perkoff, McGrath poetry reading, [1958 or 1959]

Tape 151, side 1) Lawrence Lipton reading his poetry: "What ever became of Sally Anne" (long version) (0:08). Unidentified male reading his poetry: "Five small songs and a coda" (7:36). ❧ Tape 151, side 2) Bruce Boyd reading his poetry "Canticles for the hours: Vespers" (0:36), "Canticles for the hours: Matins with lauds" (2:15), "Canticles for the hours: Prime" (3:50), "The noetical predicament: Fragments of homage to Witgenstein" (8:04), "Toes" (10:27), "A chorale of minstrels" (11:19), "Song" (12:34), "New year poem, 1958" (13:39). Stuart Perkoff reading the poetry of Saul White: "I feel the pale blue endless sea" (15:41), "A man asks a question" (16:30), "Bang! Bang! I shot you first" (17:31), "Outside the window" (17:48), "Hey! Hold on America" (18:20), "The walk to any door takes time" (19:00), "In the cool breeze back east" (19:45), "You say you have will power" (20:41), "The funny style cat" (21:03). Stuart Perkoff reading his poetry: "The acrobat" (22:02), "An attempt at bridge building" (22:35), "Trees are structures like ladders" (23:21), "Gull wing dancing" (23:56), "New Year poem in late February" (24:42). Thomas McGrath reading his poetry: "Memory of a prophet" (26:39), "John Cary's song" (29:47), "Autumn after the war" (31:30), "Gone away blues" (35:31), "Poem: Past midnight now" (37:11), [1958 or 1959]. -- TIMES indicate where sections begin.