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Festschrift For Jackson Mac Low's 75th Birthday

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Festschrift For Jackson Mac Low's 75th Birthday --- 1997

Accompanies 313 page soft cover book featuring contributions from David Abel, Ammiel Alcalay, Joe Amato, Beth Anderson, Jane Augustine, Susan Bee, Peter Behrendsen, Martine Bellen, Steve Benson, Carol Bergé, Charles Bernstein, Mei-mei Berssenbrugge, David Bromige, Sean Bronzell, Lee Ann Brown, Warren Burt, John Byrum, Louis Cabri, David Cameron, Dave Baptiste Chirot, Jack Collom, Robert Creeley, Jeff Derksen, Stacy Doris, Michael Erlhoff, Dan Farrell, Irving Feldman, Allen Fisher, Henry Flynt, Simone Forti, Allen Ginsberg, Loss Pequeño Glazier, Michael Gottlieb, Tony Green, Barbara Guest, Sten Hanson, Bob Harrison, Bernard Heidsieck, Michael Heller, Dick Higgins, Francoise Janicot, Gerhard Jaschke, Milton Kessler, Alison Knowles, Jonathan Scott Lee, Andrew Levy, iris lezak, Clarinda Mac Low, Jackson Mac Low, Mordecai-Mark Mac Low, Judith Malina, Chris Mann, Peter Manson, Friederike Mayröcke, Raphael Mostel, Susan Smith Nash, Gale Nelson, Morgan O'Hara, Jena Osman, Gil Ott, Rochelle Owens, Ron Padgett, Nick Piombino, Stephen Ratcliffe, Joan Retallack, Janet Rodney, Jim Rosenberg, Jerome Rothenberg, Douglas Rothschild, Armand Schwerner, Spencer Selby, Rod Smith, Ellsworth Snyder, Anne Tardos, Tibor Tardos, Nathaniel Tarn, Henry Taylor, Richard Tuttle, Anne Waldman, Keith Waldrop, Rosmarie Waldrop, Chet Wiener, Geoffey Young, Karl Young, Magdelena Zurawski, and Nicholas Zurbrugg. Track 1 recorded 1989 in Santa Fe, NM. Track 5 recorded live direct to DAT 1/14/97 at the Hotel Utah's Dark Circle Lounge, San Francisco, CA. Edited at Headless Buddha Labs. © 1997 David Barrett (Gino Robair Ink, BMI). Track 7 was previously released on the Experimental Intermedia Foundation CD, [r=1031438]. Track 8 is a simultaneous performing of David Tudor's "Soundings: Ocean Diary" and Andrew Culver's "Ocean I-95" on April 19, 1996. Track 13 was created for permanent installation in the entrance to the Holocaust Museum. Alvin Curran's track "Phault (Excerpts)" is listed as one track in the book, but is split into two tracks on the disc.