The anthem made Jimi famous worldwide, veering into a vortex out of which emerged "Purple Haze", a glorious, lyrical dirge – for something, for everything; an endpiece not only to Woodstock but to so many dreams.
If Angelica's Grotto is the beginning of this cycle, then Linger Awhile is a fitting endpiece.
From further listening to this near-inaudible endpiece, it now appears that Mr Campbell's words were: "Adam you are as pompous as it gets".
He returns to his office and dictates his endpiece to Miss Kay Campbell, who has worked for him since 1937.
In the second six, he delivers what he calls his "endpiece," which may be a first-hand report of some event he has contrived to witness, a synopsis of an involved political situation, or a sermon dealing with anything he feels like getting off his chest.
Zousmer, meanwhile, begins to "rough" the copy of the news report on his typewriter and Aaron starts searching for some quotations appropriate to the subject of the endpiece.
By seven-fifteen, Miss Campbell has typed the endpiece and Zousmer has brought in his copy.
For all its portentousness, there is often a small tremor in his voice at the outset, and during the first minute or so he sounds like a man reading, but he soon loses his self-consciousness, and by the time he goes into his endpiece, his head is wagging as Franklin D. Roosevelt's used to, his eyebrows rise with every point he makes, and his voice has the resonance of an orator's.
Aaron and Zousmer have been discussing it most of the day, and have usually found in the news a pattern that suggests a suitable subject for the endpiece, which Murrow writes — or, rather, dictates — himself, filling it out with background material supplied by C.B.S. correspondents in the field.
A nice endpiece to the exhibition, incidentally, is the Cooper-Hewitt's tiny Design Museum Cafe, adorned with overhead placards bearing quotes about Girard from colleagues and friends.
