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Poetry reading

Recording of Jack Kerouac reading Dr. Sax poetry to music.

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  • "Poetry readings by Jack Kerouac, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Harry Fainlight, Gerald Nicosia, Gregory Corso from commercial recordings."
  • "Recording of a commercially recorded performance of Jack Kerouac reading poetry and being interviewed. This is followed by professional recording of Henry Miller, Steve Allen and Lenny Bruce."
  • "Recording of Jack Kerouac reading poetry to music. Original container claims that Neal Cassady is also on the recording, possibly playing music."
  • "Poetry reading by Jack Kerouac from a commercial recording and interview with Barry Gifford on WBAI. Also included is a recording of Ginsberg reading Plutonian odes and a discussion by Henry Miller."
  • "Recording of Jack Kerouac reading an excerpt from Neal and the Three Stooges."
  • "Recording of Jack Kerouac reading poetry. Disc 1 is a commericial recording "Readings by Jack Kerouac on the Beat Generation" Verve LP 15005, recorded May 13, 1959, released January 1960. Disc 2 features the audio of Pull my daisy, Kerouac's film."
  • "Recording of Jack Kerouac reading poetry to music."
  • "Recording of Jack Kerouac and Neal Cassady performing poetry."
  • "Recording of Jack Kerouac reading Dr. Sax poetry to music."@en
  • "Recording of Jack Kerouac reading poetry to music. Original container claims that Neal Cassady is also on the recording, possibly playing music. The original container claimed that the recording featured Kerouac's Blues and Haikus with the musical work of Al Cohn and Zoot Sims (Hanover HM5006) and Cassady's raps from the Dead book by Hank Harrison."

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  • "Poetry reading"
  • "Poetry reading"@en
  • "[Poetry reading and interview]"
  • "[Poetry reading with music]"@en
  • "[Poetry reading with music]"
  • "[Poetry reading]"

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