Allen Ginsberg and Gregory Corso – continuing from – here
AG: Ok now (Interview magazine), they wanted us to run down some of these projects.
GC: Oh, let’s run down the projects and put an end to this. I think, you and I had a good blab, we had a good talk.
AG: Bio – they want some bio. (The) record, I got a record coming out.
GC: Ok, tell me about it.
AG: You’ve got to ask me something about it.
GC: Ok, I’m going to ask you about it. What’s this record about that’s coming out Allen?
AG: Ok, it’s the old poetry-jazz revived again.
GC: What am I going to get?, that corny San Francisco poetry?
AG: It was then but this is different. What they’re doing now is they’ve got literate musicians so I handed them out.. or they, the guys that ran it…
GC: You’re going to read poetry with a jazz back-up, right?
AG: Yeah.
GC: Great!
AG: Yeah it’s all done, it’s all finished. It’ll be out in October..
GC: You bring it along, can I hear it? Be out in October.
AG: .. (on) Great Jones Records, with a nice cover and everything.
GC: Who’s playing with you?
AG: Ok, so a whole bunch of really interesting musicians that play with Marianne Faithfull and with Tom Waits including Ralph Carney
to be continued