note: catalogue songs.
Folkways Records FD 5765, "© Copyright 1966 Folkways Records and Service Corporation", 165 W. 46th St., N.Y.C.; "Voices and Documents", recorded at the Berkeley campus of the University of California by Radio Station KPFA, edited, compiled and annotated by Louis Menashe. Cover photo by Bob Randolph, courtesy National Guardian, of the crowd before the speakers' platform; design by Ronald Clyne; the back lists the voices of Staughton Lynd, Aaron Wildavsky, Robert Scheer, Paul Potter, Paul Krassner, Bob Parris, Dr. Benjamin Spock, I. F. Stone, M. S. Arnoni, Norman Mailer, Mario Savio, Dick Gregory, Senator Ernest Gruening and Isaac Deutscher across four sides. The 12-page booklet contains "Ten Theses on the Teach-ins", a chronology of the teach-in movement from the first teach-in at the University of Michigan on March 24-25, 1965 to the National Week of Teach-Ins in March 1966, and a note on the Berkeley teach-in ("Vietnam Days", May 21-22, 1965, 36 hours, some 50 speakers and a peak audience of about 12,000), followed by an introduction and excerpted text for each band. It also reproduces press clippings (New York Daily News, The Denver Post editorial "CU's 'Teach In' Was Superb", a "The Dissenters" photo of the Berkeley audience, and The Varsity, Toronto, Oct. 12, 1965, "Million Hear U of T Teach-in"), a reading list, and acknowledgments to Pacifica Foundation's Radio Station KPFA for the tapes and to Moses Asch of Folkways. [From the record sleeve and labels]
Folkways Records FD 5765, "© Copyright 1966 Folkways Records and Service Corporation", 165 W. 46th St., N.Y.C.; "Voices and Documents", recorded at the Berkeley campus of the University of California by Radio Station KPFA, edited, compiled and annotated by Louis Menashe. Cover photo by Bob Randolph, courtesy National Guardian, of the crowd before the speakers' platform; design by Ronald Clyne; the back lists the voices of Staughton Lynd, Aaron Wildavsky, Robert Scheer, Paul Potter, Paul Krassner, Bob Parris, Dr. Benjamin Spock, I. F. Stone, M. S. Arnoni, Norman Mailer, Mario Savio, Dick Gregory, Senator Ernest Gruening and Isaac Deutscher across four sides. The 12-page booklet contains "Ten Theses on the Teach-ins", a chronology of the teach-in movement from the first teach-in at the University of Michigan on March 24-25, 1965 to the National Week of Teach-Ins in March 1966, and a note on the Berkeley teach-in ("Vietnam Days", May 21-22, 1965, 36 hours, some 50 speakers and a peak audience of about 12,000), followed by an introduction and excerpted text for each band. It also reproduces press clippings (New York Daily News, The Denver Post editorial "CU's 'Teach In' Was Superb", a "The Dissenters" photo of the Berkeley audience, and The Varsity, Toronto, Oct. 12, 1965, "Million Hear U of T Teach-in"), a reading list, and acknowledgments to Pacifica Foundation's Radio Station KPFA for the tapes and to Moses Asch of Folkways. [From the record sleeve and labels]
Folkways Records FD 5765, "© Copyright 1966 Folkways Records and Service Corporation", 165 W. 46th St., N.Y.C.; "Voices and Documents", recorded at the Berkeley campus of the University of California by Radio Station KPFA, edited, compiled and annotated by Louis Menashe. Cover photo by Bob Randolph, courtesy National Guardian, of the crowd before the speakers' platform; design by Ronald Clyne; the back lists the voices of Staughton Lynd, Aaron Wildavsky, Robert Scheer, Paul Potter, Paul Krassner, Bob Parris, Dr. Benjamin Spock, I. F. Stone, M. S. Arnoni, Norman Mailer, Mario Savio, Dick Gregory, Senator Ernest Gruening and Isaac Deutscher across four sides. The 12-page booklet contains "Ten Theses on the Teach-ins", a chronology of the teach-in movement from the first teach-in at the University of Michigan on March 24-25, 1965 to the National Week of Teach-Ins in March 1966, and a note on the Berkeley teach-in ("Vietnam Days", May 21-22, 1965, 36 hours, some 50 speakers and a peak audience of about 12,000), followed by an introduction and excerpted text for each band. It also reproduces press clippings (New York Daily News, The Denver Post editorial "CU's 'Teach In' Was Superb", a "The Dissenters" photo of the Berkeley audience, and The Varsity, Toronto, Oct. 12, 1965, "Million Hear U of T Teach-in"), a reading list, and acknowledgments to Pacifica Foundation's Radio Station KPFA for the tapes and to Moses Asch of Folkways. [From the record sleeve and labels]
Folkways Records FD 5765, "© Copyright 1966 Folkways Records and Service Corporation", 165 W. 46th St., N.Y.C.; "Voices and Documents", recorded at the Berkeley campus of the University of California by Radio Station KPFA, edited, compiled and annotated by Louis Menashe. Cover photo by Bob Randolph, courtesy National Guardian, of the crowd before the speakers' platform; design by Ronald Clyne; the back lists the voices of Staughton Lynd, Aaron Wildavsky, Robert Scheer, Paul Potter, Paul Krassner, Bob Parris, Dr. Benjamin Spock, I. F. Stone, M. S. Arnoni, Norman Mailer, Mario Savio, Dick Gregory, Senator Ernest Gruening and Isaac Deutscher across four sides. The 12-page booklet contains "Ten Theses on the Teach-ins", a chronology of the teach-in movement from the first teach-in at the University of Michigan on March 24-25, 1965 to the National Week of Teach-Ins in March 1966, and a note on the Berkeley teach-in ("Vietnam Days", May 21-22, 1965, 36 hours, some 50 speakers and a peak audience of about 12,000), followed by an introduction and excerpted text for each band. It also reproduces press clippings (New York Daily News, The Denver Post editorial "CU's 'Teach In' Was Superb", a "The Dissenters" photo of the Berkeley audience, and The Varsity, Toronto, Oct. 12, 1965, "Million Hear U of T Teach-in"), a reading list, and acknowledgments to Pacifica Foundation's Radio Station KPFA for the tapes and to Moses Asch of Folkways. [From the record sleeve and labels]
Folkways Records FD 5765, "© Copyright 1966 Folkways Records and Service Corporation", 165 W. 46th St., N.Y.C.; "Voices and Documents", recorded at the Berkeley campus of the University of California by Radio Station KPFA, edited, compiled and annotated by Louis Menashe. Cover photo by Bob Randolph, courtesy National Guardian, of the crowd before the speakers' platform; design by Ronald Clyne; the back lists the voices of Staughton Lynd, Aaron Wildavsky, Robert Scheer, Paul Potter, Paul Krassner, Bob Parris, Dr. Benjamin Spock, I. F. Stone, M. S. Arnoni, Norman Mailer, Mario Savio, Dick Gregory, Senator Ernest Gruening and Isaac Deutscher across four sides. The 12-page booklet contains "Ten Theses on the Teach-ins", a chronology of the teach-in movement from the first teach-in at the University of Michigan on March 24-25, 1965 to the National Week of Teach-Ins in March 1966, and a note on the Berkeley teach-in ("Vietnam Days", May 21-22, 1965, 36 hours, some 50 speakers and a peak audience of about 12,000), followed by an introduction and excerpted text for each band. It also reproduces press clippings (New York Daily News, The Denver Post editorial "CU's 'Teach In' Was Superb", a "The Dissenters" photo of the Berkeley audience, and The Varsity, Toronto, Oct. 12, 1965, "Million Hear U of T Teach-in"), a reading list, and acknowledgments to Pacifica Foundation's Radio Station KPFA for the tapes and to Moses Asch of Folkways. [From the record sleeve and labels]
Folkways Records FD 5765, "© Copyright 1966 Folkways Records and Service Corporation", 165 W. 46th St., N.Y.C.; "Voices and Documents", recorded at the Berkeley campus of the University of California by Radio Station KPFA, edited, compiled and annotated by Louis Menashe. Cover photo by Bob Randolph, courtesy National Guardian, of the crowd before the speakers' platform; design by Ronald Clyne; the back lists the voices of Staughton Lynd, Aaron Wildavsky, Robert Scheer, Paul Potter, Paul Krassner, Bob Parris, Dr. Benjamin Spock, I. F. Stone, M. S. Arnoni, Norman Mailer, Mario Savio, Dick Gregory, Senator Ernest Gruening and Isaac Deutscher across four sides. The 12-page booklet contains "Ten Theses on the Teach-ins", a chronology of the teach-in movement from the first teach-in at the University of Michigan on March 24-25, 1965 to the National Week of Teach-Ins in March 1966, and a note on the Berkeley teach-in ("Vietnam Days", May 21-22, 1965, 36 hours, some 50 speakers and a peak audience of about 12,000), followed by an introduction and excerpted text for each band. It also reproduces press clippings (New York Daily News, The Denver Post editorial "CU's 'Teach In' Was Superb", a "The Dissenters" photo of the Berkeley audience, and The Varsity, Toronto, Oct. 12, 1965, "Million Hear U of T Teach-in"), a reading list, and acknowledgments to Pacifica Foundation's Radio Station KPFA for the tapes and to Moses Asch of Folkways. [From the record sleeve and labels]
Folkways Records FD 5765, "© Copyright 1966 Folkways Records and Service Corporation", 165 W. 46th St., N.Y.C.; "Voices and Documents", recorded at the Berkeley campus of the University of California by Radio Station KPFA, edited, compiled and annotated by Louis Menashe. Cover photo by Bob Randolph, courtesy National Guardian, of the crowd before the speakers' platform; design by Ronald Clyne; the back lists the voices of Staughton Lynd, Aaron Wildavsky, Robert Scheer, Paul Potter, Paul Krassner, Bob Parris, Dr. Benjamin Spock, I. F. Stone, M. S. Arnoni, Norman Mailer, Mario Savio, Dick Gregory, Senator Ernest Gruening and Isaac Deutscher across four sides. The 12-page booklet contains "Ten Theses on the Teach-ins", a chronology of the teach-in movement from the first teach-in at the University of Michigan on March 24-25, 1965 to the National Week of Teach-Ins in March 1966, and a note on the Berkeley teach-in ("Vietnam Days", May 21-22, 1965, 36 hours, some 50 speakers and a peak audience of about 12,000), followed by an introduction and excerpted text for each band. It also reproduces press clippings (New York Daily News, The Denver Post editorial "CU's 'Teach In' Was Superb", a "The Dissenters" photo of the Berkeley audience, and The Varsity, Toronto, Oct. 12, 1965, "Million Hear U of T Teach-in"), a reading list, and acknowledgments to Pacifica Foundation's Radio Station KPFA for the tapes and to Moses Asch of Folkways. [From the record sleeve and labels]
Folkways Records FD 5765, "© Copyright 1966 Folkways Records and Service Corporation", 165 W. 46th St., N.Y.C.; "Voices and Documents", recorded at the Berkeley campus of the University of California by Radio Station KPFA, edited, compiled and annotated by Louis Menashe. Cover photo by Bob Randolph, courtesy National Guardian, of the crowd before the speakers' platform; design by Ronald Clyne; the back lists the voices of Staughton Lynd, Aaron Wildavsky, Robert Scheer, Paul Potter, Paul Krassner, Bob Parris, Dr. Benjamin Spock, I. F. Stone, M. S. Arnoni, Norman Mailer, Mario Savio, Dick Gregory, Senator Ernest Gruening and Isaac Deutscher across four sides. The 12-page booklet contains "Ten Theses on the Teach-ins", a chronology of the teach-in movement from the first teach-in at the University of Michigan on March 24-25, 1965 to the National Week of Teach-Ins in March 1966, and a note on the Berkeley teach-in ("Vietnam Days", May 21-22, 1965, 36 hours, some 50 speakers and a peak audience of about 12,000), followed by an introduction and excerpted text for each band. It also reproduces press clippings (New York Daily News, The Denver Post editorial "CU's 'Teach In' Was Superb", a "The Dissenters" photo of the Berkeley audience, and The Varsity, Toronto, Oct. 12, 1965, "Million Hear U of T Teach-in"), a reading list, and acknowledgments to Pacifica Foundation's Radio Station KPFA for the tapes and to Moses Asch of Folkways. [From the record sleeve and labels]
Folkways Records FD 5765, "© Copyright 1966 Folkways Records and Service Corporation", 165 W. 46th St., N.Y.C.; "Voices and Documents", recorded at the Berkeley campus of the University of California by Radio Station KPFA, edited, compiled and annotated by Louis Menashe. Cover photo by Bob Randolph, courtesy National Guardian, of the crowd before the speakers' platform; design by Ronald Clyne; the back lists the voices of Staughton Lynd, Aaron Wildavsky, Robert Scheer, Paul Potter, Paul Krassner, Bob Parris, Dr. Benjamin Spock, I. F. Stone, M. S. Arnoni, Norman Mailer, Mario Savio, Dick Gregory, Senator Ernest Gruening and Isaac Deutscher across four sides. The 12-page booklet contains "Ten Theses on the Teach-ins", a chronology of the teach-in movement from the first teach-in at the University of Michigan on March 24-25, 1965 to the National Week of Teach-Ins in March 1966, and a note on the Berkeley teach-in ("Vietnam Days", May 21-22, 1965, 36 hours, some 50 speakers and a peak audience of about 12,000), followed by an introduction and excerpted text for each band. It also reproduces press clippings (New York Daily News, The Denver Post editorial "CU's 'Teach In' Was Superb", a "The Dissenters" photo of the Berkeley audience, and The Varsity, Toronto, Oct. 12, 1965, "Million Hear U of T Teach-in"), a reading list, and acknowledgments to Pacifica Foundation's Radio Station KPFA for the tapes and to Moses Asch of Folkways. [From the record sleeve and labels]
Folkways Records FD 5765, "© Copyright 1966 Folkways Records and Service Corporation", 165 W. 46th St., N.Y.C.; "Voices and Documents", recorded at the Berkeley campus of the University of California by Radio Station KPFA, edited, compiled and annotated by Louis Menashe. Cover photo by Bob Randolph, courtesy National Guardian, of the crowd before the speakers' platform; design by Ronald Clyne; the back lists the voices of Staughton Lynd, Aaron Wildavsky, Robert Scheer, Paul Potter, Paul Krassner, Bob Parris, Dr. Benjamin Spock, I. F. Stone, M. S. Arnoni, Norman Mailer, Mario Savio, Dick Gregory, Senator Ernest Gruening and Isaac Deutscher across four sides. The 12-page booklet contains "Ten Theses on the Teach-ins", a chronology of the teach-in movement from the first teach-in at the University of Michigan on March 24-25, 1965 to the National Week of Teach-Ins in March 1966, and a note on the Berkeley teach-in ("Vietnam Days", May 21-22, 1965, 36 hours, some 50 speakers and a peak audience of about 12,000), followed by an introduction and excerpted text for each band. It also reproduces press clippings (New York Daily News, The Denver Post editorial "CU's 'Teach In' Was Superb", a "The Dissenters" photo of the Berkeley audience, and The Varsity, Toronto, Oct. 12, 1965, "Million Hear U of T Teach-in"), a reading list, and acknowledgments to Pacifica Foundation's Radio Station KPFA for the tapes and to Moses Asch of Folkways. [From the record sleeve and labels]
Folkways Records FD 5765, "© Copyright 1966 Folkways Records and Service Corporation", 165 W. 46th St., N.Y.C.; "Voices and Documents", recorded at the Berkeley campus of the University of California by Radio Station KPFA, edited, compiled and annotated by Louis Menashe. Cover photo by Bob Randolph, courtesy National Guardian, of the crowd before the speakers' platform; design by Ronald Clyne; the back lists the voices of Staughton Lynd, Aaron Wildavsky, Robert Scheer, Paul Potter, Paul Krassner, Bob Parris, Dr. Benjamin Spock, I. F. Stone, M. S. Arnoni, Norman Mailer, Mario Savio, Dick Gregory, Senator Ernest Gruening and Isaac Deutscher across four sides. The 12-page booklet contains "Ten Theses on the Teach-ins", a chronology of the teach-in movement from the first teach-in at the University of Michigan on March 24-25, 1965 to the National Week of Teach-Ins in March 1966, and a note on the Berkeley teach-in ("Vietnam Days", May 21-22, 1965, 36 hours, some 50 speakers and a peak audience of about 12,000), followed by an introduction and excerpted text for each band. It also reproduces press clippings (New York Daily News, The Denver Post editorial "CU's 'Teach In' Was Superb", a "The Dissenters" photo of the Berkeley audience, and The Varsity, Toronto, Oct. 12, 1965, "Million Hear U of T Teach-in"), a reading list, and acknowledgments to Pacifica Foundation's Radio Station KPFA for the tapes and to Moses Asch of Folkways. [From the record sleeve and labels]
Folkways Records FD 5765, "© Copyright 1966 Folkways Records and Service Corporation", 165 W. 46th St., N.Y.C.; "Voices and Documents", recorded at the Berkeley campus of the University of California by Radio Station KPFA, edited, compiled and annotated by Louis Menashe. Cover photo by Bob Randolph, courtesy National Guardian, of the crowd before the speakers' platform; design by Ronald Clyne; the back lists the voices of Staughton Lynd, Aaron Wildavsky, Robert Scheer, Paul Potter, Paul Krassner, Bob Parris, Dr. Benjamin Spock, I. F. Stone, M. S. Arnoni, Norman Mailer, Mario Savio, Dick Gregory, Senator Ernest Gruening and Isaac Deutscher across four sides. The 12-page booklet contains "Ten Theses on the Teach-ins", a chronology of the teach-in movement from the first teach-in at the University of Michigan on March 24-25, 1965 to the National Week of Teach-Ins in March 1966, and a note on the Berkeley teach-in ("Vietnam Days", May 21-22, 1965, 36 hours, some 50 speakers and a peak audience of about 12,000), followed by an introduction and excerpted text for each band. It also reproduces press clippings (New York Daily News, The Denver Post editorial "CU's 'Teach In' Was Superb", a "The Dissenters" photo of the Berkeley audience, and The Varsity, Toronto, Oct. 12, 1965, "Million Hear U of T Teach-in"), a reading list, and acknowledgments to Pacifica Foundation's Radio Station KPFA for the tapes and to Moses Asch of Folkways. [From the record sleeve and labels]
Folkways Records FD 5765, "© Copyright 1966 Folkways Records and Service Corporation", 165 W. 46th St., N.Y.C.; "Voices and Documents", recorded at the Berkeley campus of the University of California by Radio Station KPFA, edited, compiled and annotated by Louis Menashe. Cover photo by Bob Randolph, courtesy National Guardian, of the crowd before the speakers' platform; design by Ronald Clyne; the back lists the voices of Staughton Lynd, Aaron Wildavsky, Robert Scheer, Paul Potter, Paul Krassner, Bob Parris, Dr. Benjamin Spock, I. F. Stone, M. S. Arnoni, Norman Mailer, Mario Savio, Dick Gregory, Senator Ernest Gruening and Isaac Deutscher across four sides. The 12-page booklet contains "Ten Theses on the Teach-ins", a chronology of the teach-in movement from the first teach-in at the University of Michigan on March 24-25, 1965 to the National Week of Teach-Ins in March 1966, and a note on the Berkeley teach-in ("Vietnam Days", May 21-22, 1965, 36 hours, some 50 speakers and a peak audience of about 12,000), followed by an introduction and excerpted text for each band. It also reproduces press clippings (New York Daily News, The Denver Post editorial "CU's 'Teach In' Was Superb", a "The Dissenters" photo of the Berkeley audience, and The Varsity, Toronto, Oct. 12, 1965, "Million Hear U of T Teach-in"), a reading list, and acknowledgments to Pacifica Foundation's Radio Station KPFA for the tapes and to Moses Asch of Folkways. [From the record sleeve and labels]
Folkways Records FD 5765, "© Copyright 1966 Folkways Records and Service Corporation", 165 W. 46th St., N.Y.C.; "Voices and Documents", recorded at the Berkeley campus of the University of California by Radio Station KPFA, edited, compiled and annotated by Louis Menashe. Cover photo by Bob Randolph, courtesy National Guardian, of the crowd before the speakers' platform; design by Ronald Clyne; the back lists the voices of Staughton Lynd, Aaron Wildavsky, Robert Scheer, Paul Potter, Paul Krassner, Bob Parris, Dr. Benjamin Spock, I. F. Stone, M. S. Arnoni, Norman Mailer, Mario Savio, Dick Gregory, Senator Ernest Gruening and Isaac Deutscher across four sides. The 12-page booklet contains "Ten Theses on the Teach-ins", a chronology of the teach-in movement from the first teach-in at the University of Michigan on March 24-25, 1965 to the National Week of Teach-Ins in March 1966, and a note on the Berkeley teach-in ("Vietnam Days", May 21-22, 1965, 36 hours, some 50 speakers and a peak audience of about 12,000), followed by an introduction and excerpted text for each band. It also reproduces press clippings (New York Daily News, The Denver Post editorial "CU's 'Teach In' Was Superb", a "The Dissenters" photo of the Berkeley audience, and The Varsity, Toronto, Oct. 12, 1965, "Million Hear U of T Teach-in"), a reading list, and acknowledgments to Pacifica Foundation's Radio Station KPFA for the tapes and to Moses Asch of Folkways. [From the record sleeve and labels]