Early Jaffe & McGee
Tape 19
Tape 19
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no audio players because everything on this J & M Tape is copyrighted material
Tape Specifics:
Cassette not stored in a case upon arrival, and case added on 09/05/14. Certron brand LN60 “LOW NOISE” cassette. Erasure safety tabs were still intact. These were removed on 03-06-15.
On the Side A cassette label:
Previous writing on cassette has been covered up using white-out. In Hal’s handwriting, in black ink: “15-2”, and in pencil: “Junk”.
On the Side B cassette label:
Previous writing on cassette has been covered up using white-out. Hal’s handwriting, in black ink: “15-1”, and in pencil: “Junk”.
Side A
00:08 - Unidentified music from a record. Not sure what this is (yet), but I have a suspicion that it is Steve Reich (or one of the other Minimalist composers).
17:10 - new piece
Needle lifts at 25:24.
28:02 - “Trouble In Mind” -- blues song -- until 30:58
Tape side ends at about 31:09. BLANK until the end of the side of tape.
Side B
00:04 - Pre-recorded music from a record. I don’t know what it is, has horns. One of us was doing an experiment with recording the same section of music over and over again onto the same tape, at different speeds.
2:35 there is a section from the same record with multiple voices singing.
03:52 - some kind of orchestral or ensemble music with stringed instruments, of an avant garde Classical sort.
22:26 - completely different kind of music starts - some kind of down-homey-sounding song - "You're Gonna Need Somebody On Your Bond".
26:17 -
28:32 - 30:54 - “Black Woman” from Alan Lomax’s Negro Prison Blues Songs
Cassette not stored in a case upon arrival, and case added on 09/05/14. Certron brand LN60 “LOW NOISE” cassette. Erasure safety tabs were still intact. These were removed on 03-06-15.
On the Side A cassette label:
Previous writing on cassette has been covered up using white-out. In Hal’s handwriting, in black ink: “15-2”, and in pencil: “Junk”.
On the Side B cassette label:
Previous writing on cassette has been covered up using white-out. Hal’s handwriting, in black ink: “15-1”, and in pencil: “Junk”.
Side A
00:08 - Unidentified music from a record. Not sure what this is (yet), but I have a suspicion that it is Steve Reich (or one of the other Minimalist composers).
17:10 - new piece
Needle lifts at 25:24.
28:02 - “Trouble In Mind” -- blues song -- until 30:58
Tape side ends at about 31:09. BLANK until the end of the side of tape.
Side B
00:04 - Pre-recorded music from a record. I don’t know what it is, has horns. One of us was doing an experiment with recording the same section of music over and over again onto the same tape, at different speeds.
2:35 there is a section from the same record with multiple voices singing.
03:52 - some kind of orchestral or ensemble music with stringed instruments, of an avant garde Classical sort.
22:26 - completely different kind of music starts - some kind of down-homey-sounding song - "You're Gonna Need Somebody On Your Bond".
26:17 -
28:32 - 30:54 - “Black Woman” from Alan Lomax’s Negro Prison Blues Songs