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Richie Unterberger Collection ARS.0082ARS.0082 http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/c8cc16h9 No online items Guide to the Richie Unterberger Collection ARS.0082ARS.0082 Nathan Coy and Benjamin E. Bates Archive of Recorded Sound 2019 [email protected] URL: http://library.stanford.edu/ars Guide to the Richie Unterberger ARS.0082761 1 Collection ARS.0082ARS.0082 Language of Material: English Contributing Institution: Archive of Recorded Sound Title: Richie Unterberger Collection Creator: Unterberger, Richie source: Unterberger, Richie Identifier/Call Number: ARS.0082 Identifier/Call Number: 761 Physical Description: 5.25 Linear Feet : 257 audio cassette(s), 1 cd rom, 436 computer file(s) (42.1 megabytes) Date (bulk): 1990-2010 Abstract: The items that comprise this collection are interviews that Richie Unterberger conducted in support of his many books, articles, and liner notes. The interviews primarily cover rock music of the 1960s and 1970s. Access Open for research; material must be requested at least two business days in advance of intended use. Contact the Archive of Recorded Sound for assistance. Source of acquisition The Richie Unterberger Collection was donated to the Archive of Recorded Sound by Richie Unterberger in 2011. Biographical / Historical Richie Unterberger is the author of numerous rock history books, including "Unknown Legends of Rock'n'Roll" and a history of 1960s folk-rock, "Jingle Jangle Morning." His book "The Unreleased Beatles: Music and Film" won a 2007 Association for Recorded Sound Collections Award for Excellence in Historical Recorded Sound Research. His other books include "White Light/White Heat: The Velvet Underground Day-By-Day" and "Won't Get Fooled Again: The Who from Lifehouse to Quadrophenia." He gives regular presentations on rock and soul history throughout the Bay Area incorporating rare vintage film clips and audio recordings, at public libraries and other venues. He teaches courses on rock history at the University of San Francisco-affiliated Fromm Institute, the College of Marin, and Osher Lifelong Learning Institute branches in San Francisco, San Rafael, Berkeley, and Santa Clara. He has also written several hundred liner notes for reissues on various labels, including Rhino, Universal, Collectors' Choice, and Real Gone Music. Adapted from a biography provided by Richie Unterberger. Cite as Richie Unterberger Collection, ARS-0082. Stanford Archive of Recorded Sound, Stanford University Libraries, Stanford, CA. Scope and contents The Richie Unterberger collection consists of audio cassette recordings and electronic documents comprised of cassette interview transcripts and email interviews. The interviewees include pop culture musicians, managers, music producers, record executives, and journalists. These interviews are source material for many of Mr. Unterberger's books including "Unknown legends of Rock 'n' roll", "White Light/White Heat: The Velvet Underground Day-By-Day", "Turn! Turn! Turn!: The 60s Folk-Rock Revolution" and others. Restrictions Property rights reside with repository. Publication and reproduction rights reside with the creators or their heirs. To obtain permission to publish or reproduce, please contact the Head Librarian of the Archive of Recorded Sound. Subjects and Indexing Terms Folk-rock music Rock music -- England Psychedelic rock music Velvet Underground (Musical group) Who (Musical group) Unterberger, Richie Guide to the Richie Unterberger ARS.0082761 2 Collection ARS.0082ARS.0082 Audio Interviews Interviews, cassettes 1-37 Audio Interviews Arrangement Audiocassettes were numbered by Ritchie Unterberger. The original numerical order has been maintained. Processing Information Interviewee information sourced from audiocassette labels and cassette inserts. Interviews, cassettes 1-37 Box 1, Eddie Shaw 1996 December 21 audiocassette 1 Box 1, Barry Tashian 1996 December 2 audiocassette 2 Box 1, Darby Slick 1996 December 5 audiocassette 2 Box 1, Pat Jabbar 1996 November 30 audiocassette 3 Box 1, Dorothy Moskowitz (Part 2) 1996 November 19 audiocassette 4 Box 1, Wanda Jackson 1996 November 22 audiocassette 4 Box 1, Robert Wyatt 1996 November 18 audiocassette 5 Box 1, Dorothy Moskowitz (Part 1) 1996 November 19 audiocassette 5 Box 1, Mayo Thompson 1996 November 13 audiocassette 6 Box 1, Tony Thompson (Part 1) 1996 November 17 audiocassette 6 Box 1, David Rubinson 1996 November 10 audiocassette 7 Box 1, Gary Leeds (Part 1) 1996 November 12 audiocassette 7 Box 1, Bob Moses 1996 December 15 audiocassette 8 Box 1, Joe Boyd 1996 August 28 audiocassette 9 Box 1, Keith West 1996 August 29 audiocassette 10 Box 1, Pete Brown 1996 September 3 audiocassette 10 Box 1, Tony Dangerfield 1996 September 3 audiocassette 11 Box 1, Duffy Power 1996 September 4 audiocassette 11 Box 1, Brian Godding 1996 September 6 audiocassette 12 Box 1, Derek Lawrence 1996 September 6 audiocassette 12 Box 1, Screaming Lord Sutch 1996 September 9 audiocassette 13 Box 1, Bruce Licher 1996 September 24 audiocassette 13 Box 1, Doris Troy 1996 October 2 audiocassette 13 Guide to the Richie Unterberger ARS.0082761 3 Collection ARS.0082ARS.0082 Audio Interviews Interviews, cassettes 1-37 Box 1, Dave Aguilar 1996 November 7 audiocassette 14 Box 1, Joe Docko 1996 November 10 audiocassette 14 Box 1, Penelope Houston 1996 October 31 audiocassette 15 Box 1, Neil Innes 1996 November 11 audiocassette 15 Box 1, Gary Leeds (Part 2) 1996 November 12 audiocassette 16 Box 1, Peter Lewis 1996 November 12 audiocassette 16 Box 1, Tony Thompson (Part 2) 1996 November 17 audiocassette 16 Box 1, John Ike Walton 1996 December 6 audiocassette 17 Box 1, Craig Luckin 1996 December 10 audiocassette 17 Box 1, Jerry Donohue (Part 2) 1997 February 21 audiocassette 18 Box 1, Jesse Kincaid 1997 February 24 audiocassette 18 Box 1, Gary Marker (Part 1) 1997 February 25 audiocassette 18 Box 1, Billy Strange 1997 February 13 audiocassette 19 Box 1, Andy Ellison 1997 February 15 audiocassette 19 Box 1, Jerry Donahue (Part 1) 1997 February 21 audiocassette 19 Box 1, Peter Stampfel 1997 February 1 audiocassette 20 Box 1, Jerry Yester (Part 2) 1997 February 5 audiocassette 20 Box 1, Judy Henske 1997 February 5 audiocassette 21 Box 1, Jerry Yester (Part 1) 1997 February 5 audiocassette 21 Box 1, Chris Knox 1997 February 9 audiocassette 22 Box 1, Swamp Dogg 1997 February 10 audiocassette 22 Box 1, Al Casey 1997 February 6 audiocassette 23 Box 1, Bernard Stollman 1997 February 6 audiocassette 23 Box 1, Stuart Moxham 1997 February 9 audiocassette 23 Box 1, Merrell Fankhauser (Part 2) 1985 audiocassette 24 Box 1, Merrell Fankhauser (Part 1) 1985 audiocassette 25 Box 1, Glenn Campbell (Part 1) 1997 February 25 audiocassette 26 Box 1, Glenn Campbell (Part 2) 1997 February 25 audiocassette 27 Box 1, Poly Styrene 1997 January 22 audiocassette 28 Guide to the Richie Unterberger ARS.0082761 4 Collection ARS.0082ARS.0082 Audio Interviews Interviews, cassettes 1-37 Box 1, Chip Kinman 1997 January 22 audiocassette 28 Box 1, Larry & Lorrie Collins 1997 January 22 audiocassette 29 Box 1, Kevin Coyne 1997 January 26 audiocassette 29 Box 1, Thomas & Annisette Koppel 1997 January 26 audiocassette 30 Box 1, Sean Bonniwell (Part 1) 1997 January 28 audiocassette 31 Box 1, Michael Greisman 1997 January 29 audiocassette 32 Box 1, Ronnie Dawson 1997 January 29 audiocassette 32 Box 1, Martin Newell 1997 February 3 audiocassette 33 Box 1, Irmin Schmidt 1997 February 4 audiocassette 33 Box 1, Davy Graham 1997 January 20 audiocassette 34 Box 1, Stu Cook 1997 January 20 audiocassette 34 Box 1, John Peel 1997 January 24 audiocassette 34 Box 1, Sean Bonniwell (Part 2) 1997 January 28 audiocassette 34 Box 1, Peter Jesperson late 1990s audiocassette 35 Box 1, G Sus & Penny Rimbaud 1996 December 28 audiocassette 36 Box 1, Mick Farren 1996 December 30 audiocassette 37 Box 1, Holger Czukay 1997 January 18 audiocassette 37 Interviews, cassettes 38-75 Box 2, Thomas Meinecke 1996 December 25 audiocassette 38 Box 2, Calvin Johnson (Part 1) 1997 May 4 audiocassette 39 Box 2, Kerri Harrop 1997 May 1 audiocassette 39 Box 2, Wally Tax (Part 2) 1997 March 18 audiocassette 40 Box 2, Glenn Campbell (Part 2) 1997 February 27 audiocassette 41 Box 2, Bruce Botnick 1997 March 12 audiocassette 41 Box 2, Wally Tax (Part 1) 1997 March 18 audiocassette 41 Box 2, Gary Marker (Part 2) 1997 February 25 audiocassette 42 Box 2, Dave Pegg 1997 February 27 audiocassette 42 Box 2, Glenn Campbell (Part 1) 1997 February 27 audiocassette 42 Guide to the Richie Unterberger ARS.0082761 5 Collection ARS.0082ARS.0082 Audio Interviews Interviews, cassettes 38-75 box 2, Gina Birch 1996 December 12 audiocassette 43 box 2, Glen Phillips 1996 December 12 audiocassette 43 box 2, Chris Eckman 1997 June 10 audiocassette 44 box 2, Stephen Dunifer 1997 audiocassette 44 box 2, Greg Freeman 1997 audiocassette 44 box 2, Lou Adler 1997 audiocassette 44 box 2, Lee Townsend 1997 audiocassette 44 box 2, Sherry Snow aka Halimah Collingwood (Part 2) 2001 February 18 audiocassette 45 box 2, Barry McGuire 2000 December 12 audiocassette 45 box 2, Jesse Kincaid (Part 2) 2000 December 19 audiocassette 45 box 2, Larry Murray 2001 March 7 audiocassette 46 box 2, Rodney Dillard 2001 March 7 audiocassette 46 box 2, John Ware 2002 April 2 audiocassette 47 box 2, Mick Moloney 2002 April 6 audiocassette 47 box 2, Tim Rose 2001 February 12 audiocassette 48 box 2, Tony Hill 2001 February 6 audiocassette 49 box 2, John McNally (Part 1) 2001 February 7 audiocassette 49 box 2, John McNally (Part 2) 2001 February 7 audiocassette 50 box 2, Ian Anderson 2001 February 8 audiocassette 50 box 2, Izzy Young 2001 December 7 audiocassette 51 box 2, Eric Anderson 2001 October audiocassette 51 box 2, Judy Henske (Part 1) 2002 audiocassette 51 box 2, Alex Hassilev early 2002 audiocassette 52 box 2, Seymour Barab 2001 audiocassette 53 box 2, Tom Erickson, not an interview 2000 audiocassette 53 Box 2, Pete Frame Late 2001 audiocassette 53 Box 2, D.A.
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