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Scobie, Stephen, 1943-

bpNichol (1944-88): A Tribute, Coach House/Music Gallery, Talking Books, 1989, Side B
bpNichol (1944-88): A Tribute, Coach House/Music Gallery, Talking Books, 1989, Side A
bpNichol (1944-88): A Tribute, Coach House/Music Gallery, Talking Books, 1989
BP Nichol open interview at SFU on July 7, 1983 part 2 of 2 #412, Part 2
BP Nichol open interview at SFU on July 7, 1983 part 2 of 2 #412, Part 1
BP Nichol open interview at SFU on July 7, 1983 part 2 of 2 #412
BP Nichol open interview at SFU on July 7, 1983 part 1 of 2 #411, Part 2
BP Nichol open interview at SFU on July 7, 1983 part 1 of 2 #411, Part 1
A Tribute to bpNichol at Harbourfront in Toronto on December 2, 1989, Side B
A Tribute to bpNichol at Harbourfront in Toronto on December 2, 1989, Side A
A Tribute to bpNichol at Harbourfront in Toronto on December 2, 1989
bpNichol Tribute Morning Panel at The Western Front on November 3 in 1990: Frank Davey, Pauline Butling, Stephen Scobie, Steve McCaffery, and Irene Niechoda speaking and reading Tape 1 of 4, Side B
bpNichol Tribute Morning Panel at The Western Front on November 3 in 1990: Frank Davey, Pauline Butling, Stephen Scobie, Steve McCaffery, and Irene Niechoda speaking and reading Tape 1 of 4, Side A
bpNichol Tribute Morning Panel at The Western Front on November 3 in 1990: Frank Davey, Pauline Butling, Stephen Scobie, Steve McCaffery, and Irene Niechoda speaking and reading Tape 1 of 4

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