Birney and Purdy recite poetry; Alfred Delle consort perform. Side One: Birney recites his poem "David"; Purdy recites "The Mammoth Corridors". Side Two: Shakespearean songs and lute solos by Alfred Delle and consort.
An unknown Canadian Genius written and read by Al Purdy. Side One: Side 1 of above. Print through from side 2. Side Two: An unknown Canadian Genius written and read by Al Purdy. Print through from side 1. Side 1-2 are the same.
Al Purdy's Winemaker's Beat Etude set to music. Side One: Music - Guitar and singing for first half of tape - second half of tape blank. Side Two: Music - Guitar and singing for first 1/4 of tape. Other 3/4 of tape is blank.
Poem - Wreck of the Hesperus - by Dorothy Livesay set to music. Side One: Reading of "Wreck of the Hesperus" by Dorothy Livesay set to music. Print through from side 2 can be heard. Set to music. Print through from side 2 can be heard. Other poems written and ready by Dorothy Livesay. Print through over. Side Two: Discussion of Canadian poets and poetry by an unidentified woman and man at the University of New Brunswick. They discuss Canadian poetry from Colonial Poetry to Confederation writers to present. Poetry reading at end of tape.
Al Purdy interviews Jake Goudour. Side One: Interview of the Football Commissioner. Discusses the Canadian Football league. Canadian vs. American football discusses. Jake Goudour. Side Two: Interview of the Football Commissioner. Discusses the Canadian Football League. Jake Goudour.
Al Purdy interviews Jake Goudour. Side One: Interview with Jake Goudour - discusses his family history. Discusses Canadian football. Side Two: Interview with Jake Goudour - discusses the Canadian Football League.
