"Beataphonic" A tribute to "The Beat Poets"
Beataphonic
A salute to the Beat Poets injected with an unmediated spiritual and social awareness, this is a rich and varied tribute to the populist spirit of the Beats.
darling — jack kerouac
all night the sound had — robert creeley
america I've given you all — allen ginsberg
charlie parker looked like buddha — jack kerouac
confusion of bells the starling sky — marie ponsot
enough of the expressionist flowers lions and wheat — marie ponsot
i'm telling you a number of half-conditioned ideas — barbara guest
i am 32 years old — gregory corso
i'd rather be thin than famous — jack kerouac
i dreamed of a bum seven foot taaalllll — tuli kupferberg
i have deserted my post, i couldn't hold it — diane di prima
i said I just don't know — barbara guest
i'm crying all the time now — allen ginsberg
i shall know better than to drink — philip whalen
i think of you — frank o'hara
i think of new york city lost in the stars — gregory corso
i walked on the banks of the tin can banana dock — alan ginsberg
i wanted to speak to you — denise levertov
yes I do — paul boeger
it seems (a stage) strange — denise levertov
it just started, just now with a hummingbird — gary snider
it was a face which darkness could kill — lawrence ferlinghetti
lately I've become accustomed to the way — leroi jones
let some sad trumpeter stand — alan ginsberg
lights out — jack kerouac
man is in pain — phillip lamantia
cindy (Martha) was a girl after my own heart — anne waldman
darling — jack kerouac
my muse goosed (woops) me — tuli kupferberg
america I given you my all and now I'm nothing — alan ginsberg
Beataphonic: No Vocal, Solo Piano
