114. Manne--Thor. How jazz was born morning, noon & night; Jim Harmon

Tape 114, side 1) Manne--Thor (Larry?) reading "Not on the velvet cushions" (0:13), "The ultimate weapon" (19:34), 19?? February 23. Woman singing "Star in the east, star in the west" (21:44). ❧ Tape 114, side 2, part A) Jim Harmon talking (23:56) and reading, his own and others' poetry: "Iahu" (26:34), "For H.H." (27:06), "For Henry Miller" (27:54), "Barb" (28:13), "A modern woman" (28:49), untitled "We sit talking quietly in the dusk" (29:46), "For Jaime Dangulo" (30:47), "Silver Fox Island" (31:45), "The wind on Market Street" (33:04), "They stood on the steps" (34:07), "One evening at half-dusk in Sausalito" (34:50), "Sweets the dog" by Clive Hawthorn (37:18), "Art Blaking" by Clive Hawthorn (37:36), "Love song" by Clive Hawthorn (37:54), untitled "You said you no longer loved me" by Clive Hawthorn (38:14), "An expectancy is waiting a door" by John Ryan (38:29), "Postcard" by Donald Fall (39:34), "Abstract celebration" by Donald Fall (39:54), "Eddie Street, San Francisco, 10:30 a.m." by Donald Fall (40:17), "Language is fashion's lady" by Donald Fall (40:46), "Man in the corner" by Phillip Wallach (41:39), "My apartment is a pastoral apartment" by Phillip Wallach (43:08), "Yahoo for Phil" by Phillip Wallach (44:17). ❧ Tape 114, side 2, part B) Blank. -- TIMES indicate where sections begin