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New York: The Four Corners, 1942. Paperback. 94p., wraps, illus., very good first printing. Biography and music criticism along with a list of Bach's works available on records.

New York: The Four Corners, 1942. Paperback. 94p., wraps, illus., small stain on rear wrap, else very good first printing. Biography and music criticism along with a list of Beethoven's works available on records.

Berlin: Akademie Verlag, 2007. Hardcover. 486p., CD-ROM bound in at rear, a handsome big hardcover in 9.5x6 inch red cloth boards, a perfectly sound, clean and unmarked copy.

[Chicago]: Revolutionary Communist Party, 1981. Tape cassette with portrait of Avakian on the holder, very good. Spanish translation of Avakian's speech. Possibly done by a simultaneous translator, as Avakian's voice can be heard faintly in the background. Your humble cataloger listened to the first several minutes and audio quality is good.

New York: The Four Corners, 1942. Paperback. 91p., wraps, illus., very good first printing. Biography and music criticism along with a list of Brahms' works available on records.

San Francisco: One Spark Records, 1976. Album. Vinyl 33-1/3 record album, still sealed, two corners slightly bumped, lyrics on back panel. Prairie Fire were a folk and rock group active at political rallies during the 1970s; its performers were members of the Revolutionary Communist Party for much of this time, though they ultimately broke with the RCP at the end of the '70s.

Hayes, Middlesex, UK: EMI, 1978. Audio 45 rpm. 33 1/3 rpm EP single vinyl in original sleeve, very good condition. EMI 2749. Four song extended play 7 inch single in plain sleeve. The Tom Robinson Band was formed in 1976 as a gay punk rock band whose song "Glad to Be Gay" is considered a British national gay anthem.

n.pl: Jewish Currents; Constellation Records, 2022. Pamphlet. [12p.], 6.75x6.75 inches; photos., illus., album booklet includes essay excerpt with vinyl sample inlaid, in very good condition.

Baltimore, MD: Dolphin-Moon Press, 1986. Paperback. 74p., 8.5x8.5 inch wraps, includes an audio disc bound in with recorded excerpts of the text; all in very good condition.

New York: Folkways Records & Service Corp, 1957. Pamphlet. 40p., 3x9 inches, illus. soiled wraps, staples rusted, dealer's stamp on front cover else good condition. Listings of Folkways Records' LPs including artists, song titles, and prices. "Authentic Folk Music

Chicago: Flying Fish Records, 1984. Audio 45rpm. Single 45 rpm vinyl record, lightly-worn original sleeve. FF 4015 A & B. Recorded at Nashville Sound Connection.

Gig Harbor, WA: The Uncivil Society, 2018. Pamphlet. [12]p., illustrations, wraps. 8.5 x 5.5 in. With audio CD in sealed sleeve. Very Good. Compilation of cover songs performed while wearing a gorilla mask. Pamphlet serves as liner notes describing the project associated with each cover song. Anti-copyright statement on rear cover. Ten songs by Frank Sinatra, Husker Du, Sleater-Kinney, Minutemen, Talking Heads, and others. Not in WorldCat as of October 2023.

Berkeley: KPFA, 1964. Audio LP. Record in original sleeve which is toned, lightly stained and partly split along the edges else good condition and the record in very good condition. 33rpm record. Contents: Rally at Sproul Hall, Dec. 2 -- Sit-in at Sproul Hall -- Chancellor Strong and police statements -- Arrests begin -- Police rush up stairs -- Exclusion of press -- Professor Henry May speaking at faculty press conference, Dec. 4 -- University president Clark Kerr's comments after arrests -- Statements by assemblyman William Staton of San Jose -- Assemblymen elect - Willie Brown and John Burton of San Francisco -- ASUC president Charles Powell -- Student government rally, department chairmen's compromise proposal, Dec. 7 -- Academic senate meeting, Dec. 8 -- Mario Savio interview.

npl: Comité Révolutionnaire d'Agitation Culturelle (C.R.A.C.), [c196-?]. Album. Double sided 45 RPM record in 7x7 inch sleeve; sleeve is slightly toned and rubbed, record appears to be scratch-free, else in very good condition. "This record was produced with the help of movements and small groups that participated in the cultural revolution of May 1968. It is on sale at the price of 3F in order to unmask the extent to which the capitalists sugar themselves on the usual commercial records.

San Francisco: Akashic Records & Tapes 530 Divisadero (Write to Mercurians at this address), 1999. Two seven-inch ep's pressed on translucent red plastic, in their original plain sleeves and a printed green folder holding these in the same pocket; the folder info states "a limited edition ('273' inserted / 500) released". Pocket and one sleeve show trivial crimping round two corners, discs appear pristine, a very good set. Unheard by us. The address is close to the headquarters of Coltrane mystics on Divisadero, and not far from Tchirinjiva's (sp?) live-in clan, a long-gone 70s effort to get holy. Recorded in SF and mixed in NYC. drums: Phil Franklin. bass guitar: Deborah Fox. keyboards: Suzanne Ramsey. acoustic guitar: Christof W. Certik I. electric guitar: Neil Martinson. Additional instruments on Rings of Saturn include viola and glockenspiel, and on Moons of Jupiter, marimba.

New York: The Four Corners, 1942. Paperback. 94p., wraps, illus., very good first printing. Biography and music criticism along with a list of Mozart's works available on records.

Ann Arbor: OtherWind Press, 1990. Paperback. 128p., 8.5x11 inches, poetry, illustrations, 33-1/3 Evatone Flexi Soundsheet recording bound-in, very good poetry journal paperback in white pictorial wraps.

Peking: China Record Company, 1965. 33 1/3 record in lightly worn pictorial sleeve; record appears eminently playable. The English text on the sleeve marks this as made for export; the performances are still in Chinese however. The instruments are traditional, but the compositions are not; they have titles like "The People's Commune is Young Forever.

New York: The Four Corners, 1942. Paperback. 89p., wraps, illus., very good first printing. Biography and music criticism along with a list of Tchaikovsky's works available on records.

Placentia, CA: Poetry Masters | Creative Continuum, 2002. Oversized Paperback. viii, 119p. Unknown printing... stated "First edition" but with number line from 10-2. Given the dearth of copies on the resale marketplace, we find the likelihood of a second printing to be remote. Very good. Covers a bit rubbed with faint crease to lower right corner of front cover. Unopened envelope containing CD to inside front cover. Poetry from the African American writer.