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1992-01-13 Poetry reading featuring Shirley LeFlore, Maurice Malik King, and Glenn "Papa" Wright unidentified Cut Michael Castro's introduction about the following event. Cut the Music piece before Shirley Leflore's performance. It is hard to differentiate the introduction and performance, because Shirley Leflore did not mentioned the title of the poem. Poetry reading featuring Shirley LeFlore, Maurice Malik King, and Glenn "Papa" Wright 00H50M06S 1992-01-13

Michael Castro (MSS151)

Library of Congress Subject Headings, 21st edition, 1998 English transformed metadata to TEI Poetry reading featuring Shirley LeFlore, Maurice Malik King, and Glenn "Papa" Wright Shirley LeFlore reading her poetry, Maurice Malik King playing saxopohone, and Glenn "Papa" Wright playing drums at Duff's Restaurant. Tape Number: CASS.070

Series or Event: unidentified

Location: Duff's Restaurant

Introduction: Castro, Michael

Performer: LeFlore, Shirley

Musician: Harmony: King, Maurice Malik; saxophone; Wright, Glenn "Papa", drums

Up Above My Head 07:02; "I love you" [no title mentioned] 08:34; Doctor King 11:04; "[Marani] Red is, he was a gambling man" [no title mentioned] 14:10; When a Sister Woman Pray 17:16; For J.D.'s Mother 18:36; For My Friend Ballery and for Mrs. Brown and the Women Gather 21:27; This is for Percy 27:41; Angels, Dragons and Unicorns 30:00; "I hear you come" [no title mentioned, blues] 34:29; "Gonna blow this town" [singing, no title mentioned] 34:40; For the Tall Man with Long Feeling Fingers 39:52; This Poem 42:39