Robert Creeley Special on Co-op Radio Program produced and edited by Paul Mutton in honor of Robert Creeley, Side A

Date
1990-06-01 to 1990-08-12
Speaker: Creeley, Robert, 1926-2005
Producer: Mutton, Paul
Speaker: Mutton, Paul
Speaker: Bull, Hank
Speaker: Kearns, Lionel, 1937-
Speaker: Little, Billy, 1943-
Speaker: Kroetsch, Robert, 1927-2011
Speaker: Tallman, Warren, 1921-1994
Speaker: Niechoda, Irene
Speaker: Kamboureli, Smaro
Speaker: Karasick, Adeena, 1965-
Speaker: Miki, Roy, 1942-2024
Speaker: Bowering, George, 1935-
Speaker: Watts, Charles, 1947-1998
Description

This tape is a Co-op Radio program produced by Paul Mutton with Warren Tallman's assistance. On the first side (Part 1), Mutton asks Creeley a couple of questions about Black Mountain College and education in general, and they discuss the theme of place with Warren Tallman. This was recorded on June 1st or June 2nd, 1990. The piano intro music is played by Hank Bull.

On the second side, we hear Robert Creeley's live event at the Western Front (June 2, 1990), followed by a discussion led by Warren Tallman with a group of friends at Tallman's house. The live event broadcast on Co-op Radio includes readings by Lionel Kearns, Billy Little, Robert Kroetsch, Warren Tallman, and Robert Creeley. George Bowering is the emcee. The conversation at Tallman's home includes Creeley, Tallman, Irene Niechoda, Smaro Kamboureli, Adeena Karasick, and Roy Miki. (Miki features prominently).

Many tapes in the fonds duplicate this recording, including tape #172, #194-197.

Physical description
1 cassette: 1/8 inch
Stereo
Sound quality: good
00:57:29
Location
The Western Front, 303 E 8th Ave E, Vancouver, BC V5T 1S1
Physical location
SFU Library Special Collections and Rare Books
Genre
Speeches
Music
Literary readings
Poetry readings
Type of resource
Sound recording
Language
English
Part of
Robert Creeley Special on Co-op Radio Program produced and edited by Paul Mutton in honor of Robert Creeley
Identifier
MsC-26-42-185-001
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