TitleArthur Bell interviews Bob Livingston, 1978-12-16
NamesBell, Arthur (Arthur Irving) (Donor)Livingston, Robert, 1932-1979 (Interviewee)Carlos, Wendy (Interviewee)Bell, Arthur (Arthur Irving) (Interviewer)
CollectionArthur Bell Collection of Recorded Interviews, 1970-1980
Dates / OriginDate Created: 1978-12-16Date Created: 1980 (Questionable)
Library locationsRodgers and Hammerstein Archives of Recorded SoundShelf locator: *LDC 52796Shelf locator: *LTC 4527
TopicsLivingston, Robert, 1932-1979Carlos, WendyElkind, RachelGay activists -- United StatesGay bars -- New York (State) -- New YorkNew York (N.Y.)Electronic musicComposers -- United StatesTranssexuals -- United StatesTransgender people -- Medical careSex change -- Risk factors
GenresInterviews
NotesBiographical/historical: Interview by Arthur Bell, most probably conducted for his popular column "Bell tells" in the Village Voice.Content: Title supplied by cataloger from information on original cassette.Venue: Recorded 1978 December 16 (CD 1, tracks 1-7) and [1980?] (CD 1, tracks 8-10 and CD 2) [New York, N.Y.]Additional physical form: Service compact discs (2 audio discs : digital, stereo ; 4 3/4 in.) copied from archival original, available in *LDC 52796.Acquisition: Gift; Bell Estate; 1990 NN-RHA.Content: Forms part of Arthur Bell collection of recorded interviews, 1970-1980, *L (Special) 90-32.
Physical DescriptionAudiocassetteExtent: 1 audio cassette (approximately 47 min.) : analog, stereo
DescriptionCD 1, tracks 1-7. Arthur Bell interviews Bob [Robert] L. Livingston, first openly gay man appointed to the New York City Human Rights Commission in 1977 by Mayor Abraham Beame. Livingston discusses his life and political career as a gay activist, his support of gay and lesbian rights movement, founding one of the city's first homosexual rights groups, the New York Political Action Council, and gay bar life in New York City in the 1970's (December 16, 1978).
CD 1, tracks 8-10 and CD 2. American composer and electronic musician Wendy Carlos (born Walter Carlos; November 14, 1939) discusses her life and career as a composer, and shares her experience writing music for the 1980 film "The shining," produced and directed by Stanley Kubrick. She talks about her long-term collaboration with another performing artist Rachel Elkind. She also recounts the details of her transsexual process, her reassignment surgery (May 1972), and after surgery hormonal treatments [1980?].
Type of ResourceSound recording
LanguagesEnglish
IdentifiersNYPL catalog ID (B-number): b19972275Universal Unique Identifier (UUID): 93182820-8a98-0131-26d5-58d385a7bbd0
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