Various - Big Ego Album

Performer: Various
Title: Big Ego
Country: US
Catalog Number: GPS 012-013
Label: Giorno Poetry Systems
Released: 1978
Style: Modern Classical, Comedy, Spoken Word, Experimental
Rating: 4.4
Votes: 093

Various Giorno Poetry Systems Modern Classical Comedy Spoken Word Experimental 1978

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Tracklist

1	–Helen Adam	Apartment On Twin Peaks	5:42
2	–Anne Waldman	Light & Shadow	6:10
3	–Claes Oldenburg	June Was / Panodramdra	1:15
4	–Ted Greenwald	Friends	2:08
5	–Robert Wilson & Christopher Knowles	A Letter To Queen Victoria: The Sundance Kid Is Beautiful (Excerpt)	8:00
6	–Anthony J. Gnazzo	Hisnia & Hernia	4:44
7	–Joel Oppenheimer	Cities, This City	2:45
8	–Ishmael Reed	Sky Diving	2:19
9	–Robert Ashley	Interiors With Flash	3:07
10	–Otis Brown	Boneless Chicken	1:43
11	–Ron Padgett	No Title	1:28
12	–Ed Sanders	The Fugs: A Monologue	2:12
13	–Joe Johnson	Fly Ho	0:37
14	–Meredith Monk	Education Of The Girlchild, 1972: Biography	8:00
15	–Steve Tropp & Gloria Tropp	Snow White	1:03
16	–Patti Smith	The Histories Of The Universe	7:46
17	–Philip Glass	A Secret Solo	2:17
18	–Larry Wendt	How To Cook A Duck	4:44
19	–John Giorno	Grasping At Emptiness	9:45
20	–Laurie Anderson	Three Expediences	3:00
21	–Mona DaVinci	The Sacred Wood Of Art: The Last Supper Of Mona DaVinci (Excerpt)	2:50
22	–The Fugs	Saran Wrap Written By – Ed Sanders	1:15
23	–Lorenzo Thomas	Wonders	1:50
24	–Kenward Elmslie	The Woolworth Song	2:30
25	–William S. Burroughs	Naked Lunch: The Laboratory Has Been Locked For Three Hours Solid (Excerpt)	2:14
26	–Harris Schiff	15 Years Passes / Dollar Bill	1:45
27	–Steve Hamilton	Promise	3:25
28	–Denise Levertov	Homage To Pavese: Woman Alone	3:33
29	–Jackie Curtis	Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas	2:27
30	–Frank O'Hara	Poem / Poem Recorded By – Eugene Brooks, Jerry Newman	1:45
31	–Michael Lally	All Of The Above (Excerpt)	6:17
32	–Eileen Myles	Tuesday Brightness	0:50
33	–Robert Lowell	Ulysses & Circe (Excerpt)	9:40
34	–Bernard Heidsieck	Canal Street No. 19	2:25
35	–Jim Brodey	Homeward Bound Sitar – Colin Wolcott	1:52

Credits

Artwork, Photography By – Les Levine
Engineer – Bobby Bielecki
Producer – Catherine Levine

Notes

Comes in a gatefold-sleeve.
Subtitle is "The Dial-A-Poem Poets LP"

Engineered at ZBS Media.

A1 and A5 recorded at St. Marks Church, New York, Jan.1, 1975.
A2 recorded at Big Apple Studios, New York, Apr.29, 1977.
A3 recorded at ZBS Media, Fort Edward, New York, Jun.9, 1978.
A4 recorded at ZBS Media, Fort Edward, New York, Feb. 1978.
B1 recorded at WBAI, New York, May 15, 1976.
B2 recorded at St. Marks Church, New York, Jan.18, 1978.
B3 recorded at St. Marks Church, New York, Feb.23, 1977.
B4 recorded in San Jose, California, June 1976.
B5 recorded at Town Hall, New York, Nov.9, 1976.
C1 recorded live at the Fillmore East, New York, Jun.1, 1968.
C2 recorded at St. Marks Church, New York, Apr.9, 1977.
C3 recorded at St. Marks Church, New York, May 18, 1977.
C4 recorded at St. Marks Church, New York, Oct.26, 1977.
C5 recorded at St. Marks Church, New York, Oct.6, 1976.
C6 recorded in New York, 1965.
C7 recorded at The Museum of Modern Art, New York, Apr.19, 1976.
C8 recorded at St. Marks Church, New York, Apr.20, 1977.
C9 recorded at St. Marks Church, New York, Apr.27, 1977.
C10 recorded in Oakland, California, Jan. 1975.
C11 recorded at WBAI, New York, Dec. 1977.
C12 recorded at St. Marks Church, New York, Mar.31, 1976.
C13 recorded at Mills College, Oakland, California, May 14, 1978.
D1 recorded at St. Marks Church, New York, Dec.7, 1977.
D2 recorded at St. Marks Church, New York, Jan.5, 1977.
D3 recorded at Naropa Institute, Boulder, California, Jul.30, 1974.
D4 and D6 recorded at St. Marks Church, New York, Jan.29, 1977.
D5 recorded at St. Marks Church, New York, Mar.2, 1977.
D7 recorded at WBAI, New York, Jan.29, 1978.
D8 recorded in Bloomfield, New Jersey and at St. Marks Church, New York, Oct.9, 1974.
D9 composed 1973, recorded 1976 in Paris, France.
D10 recorded at St. Marks Church, New York, Dec.22, 1976.
D11 recorded in New York, Sept. 1963.
D12 recorded at St. Marks Church, New York, Feb.8, 1978.