- Waldman reads her poetry, including "Fast Speaking Woman." S Press, 1974. (29:04): MP3 , RealAudio
- Segue at the Ear Inn, October 27, 1984
(41:00): MP3
- Waldman at the Benefit
Reading for Will Alexander, November 1, 2007 (12:15): MP3
- Ted Berrigan reading, briefly featuring Anne Waldman, from the Ben Tripp Tapes, Date and Location Unknown
- Side A (31:37): MP3
- Side B (31:28): MP3
Includes Berrigan reading "Service at Upway", commenting "I have only one work and I hardly know what it is", reading from correspondence ("alive and well", "I’m living in Battersea, July 1973"), "Chicago Morning", "Newton", "The End", "Sandy’s Sunday Best", "He", "She", "Communism" (referred to as "a radical work of mine"), "Red Air", sharing an "improvisational…collaborative tape" of Berrigan and Anne Waldman reading "Memorial Day", Berrigan reading "Ten Things about the Boston Trip", commenting "My poetry is domestic. It’s conversational, it’s concerned with rooms and streets and the household gods - that’s what i’m interested in actually. I’m also interested in everything else but I do what I can do", reading "Conversation ("My Name Is Wesley Jackson"), "She", "Wind", "What I’d Like for Christmas 1970", "In the Wheel" (for William Carlos Williams), "Landscape with Figures (Southampton), "Ezra Pound/A Witness", "Paul Blackburn", "Sunday Morning", and "Apologies to Val & Tom"
- Chip Delany reading and Ted Berrigan reading at West End Bar,
from the Ben Tripp Tapes, 1980
- Side A (31:30): MP3
- Includes Ted Berrigan introduction and Chip Delany reading, 1980
- Side B (31:34): MP3
- Includes Ted Berrigan at West End Bar, introduced by Anne Waldman, c. 1980
- 10 Year Memorial honoring Frank O’Hara, from the Ben Tripp Tapes, St. Mark’s Church, 1976
- Side A (29:50): MP3
- Side B (49:29): MP3
Features Joe LeSeuer, Patsy Southgate, Jane Freilicher (reading James Schuyler), Anne Waldman as MC, Kenneth Koch (reading "Awake in Spain"), Carter Ratcliffe, Tony Towle, Patsy Southgate, David Shapiro, and Peter Schjedahl
Note: Some unintentional background music and sound from earlier tape recording can occasionally be deciphered in the background. Kenneth Koch’s reading features particularly distracting interruptions.
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Anne Waldman. Used with permission of Anne Waldman. Distributed by PennSound.
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