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1993-09-20 Poetry reading featuring Eugene Redmond unidentified Recording starts in the middle of the performance; volume very faint; during 47:27-47:38 recording is blank. Poetry reading featuring Eugene Redmond 00H50M56S 1993-09-20

River Styx Archive (MSS127)

Library of Congress Subject Headings, 21st edition, 1998 English transformed metadata to TEI Poetry reading featuring Eugene Redmond Eugene Redmond poetry reading at Duff's Restaurant. Tape Number: CASS.760

Series or Event: unidentified

Location: Duff's Restaurant

Introduction: N/A

Performer: Redmond, Eugene

Musician: N/A

Shall we Gather 0:00; River City Rhapsody [poem in five parts] 04:14 [I. Busy 07:34, II. Salt and Peanuts 07:58, III. Manteca 08:29, IV. Caroma 09:10, V. Night in Tunisia 09:49]; Smoke and Fire 11:00; The Assassin 12:02; In a Time of Rain and Desire for Any Someone Place 12:38; Definition of Nature 13:25; Consider Loneliness as These Things 13:49; Sundowning 15:09; Second Coming 15:59; Epigram for My Father 16:38; City nightstorm 18:25; Twilight 19:27; Description of a Party 20:00; "Here, razor blade..." 20:36; Senor Pepe's Promenade 21:40; Big Sister Song 23:43; Bi-centennial B.Y.E. 25:21; Double-clutch Lover 27:57; Prologue 31:51 [poem starts 32:55]; Jamal 33:31; Marcus 34:46; Michelle 35:27; "epic poem on Katherine Dunham" [no title mentioned] 36:16 [poem begins 40:28]; "Awake Katherine" [no title mentioned] 47:40 [poem begins 49:12].