George Stanley: October 25, 1967
The Poetry Center presents George Stanley reading from his poetry.
- Originally Recorded By
- APA
- Location
- San Francisco
- Date
- 10/25/1967
- Total Run Time
- 54:52
- Contributor
- Mark Linenthal
- Rights
- ©© American Poetry Archives. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non Commercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. For all other uses please email poetry@sfsu.edu
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- Mark Linenthal remarks on Diane di Prima's absence and makes general announcements (0:01)
- Mark Linenthal introduces George Stanley (2:39)
- Mark Linenthal remarks on a note from Jack Spicer to George Stanley, 'Dear George.' (03:38)
- George Stanley makes opening remarks (6:19)
- "Intermezzo" (09:23)
- "Immortality" (11:13)
- Faulty sound (11:45)
- "Largo" (12:21)
- "title unknown" (13:14)
- "Rabbits and Antelope" (14:07)
- "For Armando" (15:41)
- "For Hell" (22:18)
- Remarks on book of poems 'You' and Martin Buber (25:00)
- "Tree Talk" (26:05)
- "Choir" (29:27)
- "Argus" (32:16)
- "Facet" (33:36)
- "You" (34:12)
- "Thoughts and Feelings for the Art and Politics Symposium: Vancouver October 6-8, 1967" (50:03)
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