Sentence examples for private tapes from inspiring English sources

He worked from 650 reels of private tapes on deposit at Queens College to write his biography of Armstrong, from which sprang this solo play.

These songs are from demos and private tapes; they're rough versions, though that's a relative notion, as very little in Russell's recorded work sounds complete.

This book about porn legend Jamie Gillis' "private tapes"—definitely isn't that one; although it's one of the most remarkable/eyefucking you are likely to read all year.

Larry Crane, Smith's posthumous archivist, has said that he was surprised at the amount of "recycling of musical ideas" that he has encountered while cataloging the singer's private tapes: "I found songs recorded in high school reworked 15 years on.

Some of these are from Ranaldo's private tapes or are in homage to artists the couple have an affinity with such as Brion Gysin, Charles Bukowski, and Robert Smithson, whose voices are heard intermittently in this version.

I wanted to represent Marlon in a way that he hadn't really been fully represented in his life, so if I could understand him and what made him tick and what he was interested in, then it would somehow justify playing those very private tapes, because they were ones where he was addressing himself, and it doesn't get much more private than that.

(An odd mistake in the booklet suggests this was a private tape, but it was actually a live BBC Home Service broadcast).

"This is the most humble day of my life," Murdoch told a committee of MPs but his contrition has been questioned following the release of private taped conversations.

There's an astonishing private taping of the second movement of "A Love Supreme," titled "Resolution," recorded at a club called Pep's, in Philadelphia, on September 18 , 1964

He took "Waterfall," one of Sill's scraps, a private tape that surfaced on CD in 2005, and sings it with eerie concentration, even inventing a gorgeous choral section to serve as the introduction it could have used.

Much is made of the famous controversy incited by his recorded 1962 performance of Brahms's Piano Concerto No. 1 with Leonard Bernstein, but nothing is said about what makes it so unusual (parenthetically, it's a performance I've loved ever since I heard it on radio, from a rare private tape, about thirty years ago).