Winston Wuttunee

See The arrow by Winston Wuttunee, Sunshine Records, no date (mid to late 70's), recorded at Century 21 Studios in Winnipeg.
Winston Wuttunee was born in Saskatchewan and is still active today as a singer, lecturer, and comedian. This record is fairly diverse, with songs sung in English, French, and Cree.---It's this one song, Wunisca (meaning "wake-up" in Cree), that I keep coming back to:

black orpheus

Orfeo Negro, OST 7" EP (Argentinean pressing) Phillips, no date

occult sale

found at a recent garage sale, along with this.

Patt Nathe

The Spirt of Zen by Alan J. Watts, Grove Press Inc., NY, 1958 (Evergreen Edition, 1960) cover by Roy Kuhlman (with inscription "STOLEN FROM PATT NATHE")

(Somehow this book made its way to a garage sale in Winnipeg. A google search found one reference to Patt Nathe, thanked in the credits of Charles Perry's 1984 book The Haight-Ashbury: A History)

Thanks K.G.

A recent stack of kids' books found for me by the amazing and generous K.G.

Visit her Jem site or buy toys from her here.

The Antediluvian Or Serpentine Musings by A Descendant Of Noah, G.P.Putnam's Sons, NY, 1874. "TO MY BROTHER AND SISTER DESCENDANTS OF NOAH (CARDERS AND SPINNERS THROUGH THE CURSE), This Poem is Fraternally Committed by the Author."

cover detail

- model with tapes -

cropped cover, Electron: Canada's Audio Magazine (probably 1974)

From Old Simes' garage sale (c. 2001). It came framed.

Ray Johnson

Illuminations by Arthur Rimbaud. Cover design by Ray Johnson for New Directions, 1957