LG089 Interviews: Isabella Lazard; Cecile Taylor; Edmond Castine; Richard Grady (LG089Goreau_Side1)


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Description

Side 1: Interview with Isabella Lazard on the topic of "Johnny Jackson" on 1972-04-22, continued from Tape ID: LG090. Interview with Cecile Taylor on 1972-04-21. Side 2: Interview with Edmond "Tom" Castine in 1972-05, in "Pinching Town." Interview with Richard Grady on Cherokee Street on 1972-05-11.

Details
Title

LG089 Interviews: Isabella Lazard; Cecile Taylor; Edmond Castine; Richard Grady (LG089Goreau_Side1)

Part Name

LG089Goreau_Side1

Interviewer

Goreau, Laurraine

Interviewee(s)

Lazard, Isabella
Castine, Edmond
Grady, Richard
Taylor, Cecile

Date Created

1972-04-21

Date Captured

2020-03-14
2020-03-14

Description

Side 1: Interview with Isabella Lazard on the topic of "Johnny Jackson" on 1972-04-22, continued from Tape ID: LG090. Interview with Cecile Taylor on 1972-04-21. Side 2: Interview with Edmond "Tom" Castine in 1972-05, in "Pinching Town." Interview with Richard Grady on Cherokee Street on 1972-05-11.

Extent

30 min., 36 sec.

Form

sound recording

Type of Resource

Audio

Marks

Notation on tape: [Side 1] A #3 Isabelle 4/22/72 KEEP re Johnny Jackson SIDE A20 Celie #10 A 4/22/72 TR'd emtire A+B [Side 2] B Edmond "Tom" Castine 5/72- Pinching Town (millandor) in person / Richard Grady, 83 5-11-72 ditto- on Cherokee St. B) CASTINE 5/11 both TR'd Richard GRADY

Genre

interviews

Physical Location

Hogan Archive of New Orleans Music and New Orleans Jazz, Tulane University Special Collections

Sublocation

Laurraine Goreau collection, HJA-059

URL

https://archives.tulane.edu/

Publisher

Tulane University Digital Library

Language

eng

Identifier (Local)

HJA059_LG089_1.mp3

Rights

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Source Note

This recording was digitized in 2020 as part of a Recordings at Risk grant funded project administered by CLIR, "Tell the real story of me": Mahalia Jackson and Black Gospel Quartets in the South.

Preferred Citation

LG089 Interviews: Isabella Lazard; Cecile Taylor; Edmond Castine; Richard Grady, Laurraine Goreau collection, HJA-059, Tulane University Special Collections, Howard-Tilton Memorial Library, Tulane University, New Orleans, LA.

Contact

specialcollections@tulane.edu