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THE (OZ) FIRESIGN THEATRE
4 - 5 / 1967 "WAITING FOR THE ELECTRICIAN" (LP) - The group officially
forms, writes and records some of the basic tracks for their first album,
eventually dropping the OZ prefix.
4 / 28 - 29 / 1967 "WAITING FOR THE ELECTRICIAN, OR SOMEONE LIKE
HIM, ANYWAY" (TP) - The group's first stage appearance, as "The Bulgarian
National Ensemble In Exile" performing at The University of California's
Experimental Arts Festival, in the Student Union, a piece later used for
their first album.
THE FIRESIGN THEATRE
5 / 2 / 1967 "WAITING FOR THE ELECTRICIAN" (LP) - The group has
a 12 midnight recording session at Columbia.
5 / 4 / 1967 "WAITING FOR THE ELECTRICIAN" (LP) - The group has
a 12 midnight recording session at Columbia.
5/ 22 / 1967 "(BEAT THE REAPER)" (RT) - The group recorded this
track for their first LP.
5 / 24 / 1967 "HOTEL INDESCREET" (45) - The group recorded a segment
for the group Sagittarius that was released on the 45 version of the song:
Columbia 4-44289
c. 7 / 31 - 8 / 3 / 1967 "THE NOTORIOUS BYRD BROTHERS" - THE BYRDS
: DRAFT MORNING - (LP) - The group was used for battlefield sound effects
for this cut on The Byrds' album produced by Gary Usher.
10 / 29 / 1967 - 1 / 14 / 1968"RADIO FREE OZ"
- KRLA AM (LRB) - The group began to perform a series of self written
radio plays, as part of their weekly broadcasts from The Magic Mushroom,
beginning on Bridey Murphy Eve.
10 / 29 / 1967 "EXORCISM IN YOUR DAILY LIFE" - "RADIO FREE OZ"
- KRLA AM (LRB) - The group broadcasts live from the Magic Mushroom.
11 / 5 / 1967 "THE LAST TUNNEL TO FRESNO" - "RADIO FREE OZ" - KRLA
AM (LRB) - The group broadcasts live from the Magic Mushroom.
11 / 8 / 1967 "TEMPORARILY HUMBOLT COUNTY" (RT) - the group recorded
this track for their first album.
11 / 12 / 1967 "20 YEARS BEHIND THE WHALE" - "RADIO FREE OZ" -
KRLA AM (LRB) - The group broadcasts live from the Magic Mushroom.
11 / 19 / 1967 "BY THE LIGHT OF THE SILVERY" - "RADIO FREE OZ"
- KRLA AM (LRB) - The group broadcasts live from the Magic Mushroom, and
an aircheck exists.
11 / 26 / 1967 "A SHADOW MOVES UPON THE LAND" - "RADIO FREE OZ"
- KRLA AM (LRB) - The group broadcasts live from the Magic Mushroom a
radio play by Phil Austin.
12 / 3 / 1967 "THE SWORD AND THE STONED" - "RADIO FREE OZ" - KRLA
AM (LRB) - The group broadcasts live from the Magic Mushroom and an aircheck
exists
12 / 9 / 1967 "SOUND '68" (TP) - the group performed "Freak For
A Week", and appeared with Buffalo Springfield, Dick Gregory, Blue Cheer,
Brownie McGhee and Sonny Terry, The Collectors, and The United States
of America, at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium as a KPFK fundraiser
benefit concert.
12 / 10 / 1967 "SESAME MUCHO", "FREAK FOR A WEEK" - "RADIO FREE
OZ" - KRLA AM (LRB) - The group broadcasts live from the Magic Mushroom
and an aircheck exists.
12 / 17 / 1967 "THE ARMENIAN'S PAW" - "RADIO FREE OZ" - KRLA AM
(LRB) - The group broadcasts live from the Magic Mushroom and an aircheck
exists
12 / 24 / 1967 "TILE IT LIKE IT IS" - "RADIO FREE OZ" - KRLA AM
(LRB) - The group broadcasts live from the Magic Mushroom and an aircheck
exists
1 / 1968 "THE FIRESIGN THEATRE PRESENTS WAITING FOR THE ELECTRICIAN
OR SOMEONE LIKE HIM" - THE FIRESIGN THEATRE (LP) (8T) {(CT) RELEASED C.
'80s} - COLUMBIA CL-2718 (MONO LP), CS-9518 (STEREO LP), 18C-09518 (8T),
PCT-9518 (CT) - (LP) - The group's first album was released, selling less
than 12,000 copies the first year.
1 / 14 / 1968 "A LIFE IN THE DAY" - "RADIO FREE OZ" - KRLA AM (LRB)
- The group's last Radio Free Oz broadcast from the lobby of KRLA, included
a performance of this radio play based on a 'trip through television',
type script, with different skits presented before and in a giant TV set,
as channel hopping. "Sailor Bill", "The End of the World", "Ozzie Knows
Father", "The Evening News", "The Golden Hind", and a western, "Garbanza",
were followed by an "Italian Movie", and a "Ralph Spoilsport Late Late
Show", "Babes in Khaki", were presented till the National Anthem and the
'TV set', was turned off. Some of the routines were incorporated in their
second album, "How Can You Be in Two Places At Once, When You're Not Anywhere
At All". An aircheck exists.
2 /13 / - 25 / 1968 ("PASADENA ICE HOUSE") (TP) - The group's engagement
with Steve Martin, and Clabe Hangan, featured the following stage productions:
"THE GIANT RAT OF SUMATRA" "THE SWORD AND THE STONED" "FREAK FOR A WEEK"
"THE INDIAN PIECE"
3 - 4 / 1968 "THE MICHAEL BLODGETT TV SHOW" (TV) - The group made
appearances on this local LA show.
3 / 1 - 10 / 1968 ("THE ASH GROVE") (TP) - The group's engagement,
with blues giant Son House featured: "THE GIANT RAT OF SUMATRA" "THE SWORD
AND THE STONED" "FREAK FOR A WEEK" "THE INDIAN PIECE" "PROFILES IN BARBECUE
SAUCE"
3 / 24 / 1968 ("KALEIDOSCOPE") (TP) - The group performed along
with Buffalo Springfield, The Jefferson Airplane, Tiny Tim, H.P. Lovecraft,
Steppenwolf, Sweetwater, Clear Light, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Genesis
(not the British group), and The Peanut Butter Conspiracy at this club
as a benefit for KPPC / KMPX.
3 / 1968 THE NOTORIOUS BYRD BROTHERS -THE BYRDS - DRAFT MORNING
- COLUMBIA CS-9575 (STEREO) (LP) - The group's recorded battlefield sound
effect elements, possibly from the "Of Cabbages And Kings" sessions were
used by Gary Usher for this LP release.
4 / 3 / 1968 ("CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, LA") (TP) - The group
performed.
4 / 23 / 1968 "THE LES CRANE SHOW" (TVT) - The group performed
in front of a live audience on this TV show taped for broadcast 4/30.
4 / 25 - 28 / 1968 ("HILLTOP THEATRE" - TUJUNGA, CA) (TP) - The
group performed.
4 / 30 / 1968 "THE LES CRANE SHOW" (TV) - The group appeared incognito
in a 'put on' as underground film makers, never revealing their true identities
on this local LA show broadcast on this date.
5 / 7 / 1968 ("UCLA COFFEE THEATRE") (TP) - The group performed
"The Giant Rat " .
c. late spring 1968 ("THE RENAISSANCE PLEASURE FAIRE") "THE SWORD
AND THE STONED" (FP) - The group performed at this festival.
6 / 1968 "JACK POET VW COMMERCIALS" (TV) - The group writes and
films six commercials broadcast June 23 - 27 on LA's Channel 13.
6 / 7 - 16 / 1968 ("THE ASH GROVE") (TP) - The group performed
along with Jackie Wilson and guitarist John Fahey.
8 / 18 / 1968 THE NEW YORK TIMES - AUG. 8, 1968 ISSUE - "RECORDINGS:
COMEDIANS, SAVAGE, FRIENDLY AND OTHERWISE" BY THOMAS LASK - (NP) - The
group's first album, "Waiting For The Electrician, Or Someone Like Him",
was reviewed in this article for this newspaper published in NYC.
9 / 27 / 1968 ("UCSD" GYM) (TP) - The group performed "How Can
You Be..." at the San Diego, CA campus.
c. end 1968 - 1 / 1969 "RADIO FREE SUNDAY MORNING OZ" (AKA "SON
OF RADIO FREE OZ") KMET LA (LRB) - Bergman and Ossman's Sunday morning
time slot, becomes sponsored by Jack Poet VW, and they produce 12 radio
commercials that survive on tape in the Ossman Collection. Show cancelled
after Bergman played the Fugs's "Johnny Pissoff Meets The Red Angel".
c. end 1968 - early 1969 "(NICK DANGER)" (RS) - The group wrote
a treatment for a radio series for KMET sponsored by Jack Poet Volkswagon
that was later developed for the second album.
1968 (FLYER) (P) - The group reportedly out a blue one page flyer
stating "Humphrey/Brown for President - 1968" with a picture of Hubert
Humphrey and James Brown.
c. 1968 "FANTASTIC CIGARETTES", "AURA SPRAY", (2 OTHERS) (MP) -
The group worked with Jay Ward on commercial parodies at Ward's studios,
filmed on 16 mm, for possibly a projected TV pilot.
1 / 1969 "JACK POET VW" COMMERCIALS (R RT) - The group wrote and
recorded 8 radios spots for the car dealership, some of which were released
on the 1982 album, "Lawyer's Hospital", on Firesign / Rhino Records RNLP
- 806.
1 / 17 / 1969 "(RALPH SPOILSPORT MOTORS)", "(THE AMERICAN PAGEANT)"
(RT) - The group recorded these segments for their second record album.
2 / 7 - 12/ 1969 "THE FURTHER ADVENTURES OF NICK DANGER" - The
group recorded side two of their second record album.
2 / 12 / 1969 "FORWARD INTO THE PAST" (S) - The group recorded
the second side of their single.
4 / 1969 "STATION BREAK" (S) - The group recorded the first side
of their single.
5 / 27 / 69 ("PILGRIMAGE THEATRE") (TP) - The group performed along
with The Byrds, PG&E, Kaleidoscope, John Hammond, and The Jim Kweskin
Jug Band, as a benefit concert for The Ash Grove.
6 - 7 / 1969 "ZACHARIAH" (MS) (M) - The group wrote the dialogue
for this movie released in 1970, directed by George Englund, and starring
John Rubenstein, Pat Quinn, Don Johnson, Country Joe and the Fish, Elvin
Jones, The New York Rock and Roll Ensemble, The James Gang, Doug Kershaw,
and Dick Van Patten. The screenplay was developed at ABC 1313 Vine St.
Hollywood, CA, in the old Mutual - Don Lee radio station, based on a original
treatment by film director Joe Massot, conceived to star Bob Dylan, The
Band, Ginger Baker and Bridgett Bardot. Massot's previous creation was
an English film production "Wonderwall", which featured a George Harrison
musical score. The Firesign Theatre was brought into the project, by Jim
Guercio, to flesh out the script, which contained very little dialogue.
The Firesign's first draft was 65 pages, which included themselves as
"Dr. Firesign's Theatre of the Plains and Buffalo Show" singing "Marching
To Shibboleth", eventually used in "Dwarf". This version was rejected.
The next draft was attempted with Joe Massot (at MGM Studios) under the
pseudonym of F. Scot Firesign. It was at this point Massot was eliminated
from the project and another draft was completed. Writing and re-writing
continued off and on for several months, until Phil Austin finally walked
out of the project, due to interference from the new staff. Re-writes
continued in Mexico, while scouting filming locations, and by the new
director, George Englund, during the actual shooting. 95% of The Firesign
Theatre's dialogue was retained in the final production. Only Phil Proctor
and Peter Bergman appear briefly in the film. Bergman has some lines as
a robbed bank teller, and Proctor appears a minister interrupted during
a burial. Color 93 mins. Available on video tape from Fox Video, 8023,
beta, and VHS. Soundtrack album released by ABC - 06 -13, in 1970.
7 / 1969 "THE FIRESIGN THEATRE PRESENTS HOW CAN YOU BE IN TWO PLACES
AT ONCE WHEN YOU'RE NOT ANYWHERE AT ALL ?" - THE FIRESIGN THEATRE (LP)
(8T) {CT released c. 1980s} - COLUMBIA CS-9884(LP), 18C-09884(8T), PCT-09884(CT)
- (LP) - The group's second album was released by Columbia records.
8 / 1 / 1969 ("COLUMBIA RECORDS CONVENTION") (TP) - The group gave
a put on performance as a Youth Pulse marketing panel.
10 / 3 / 1969(?) (UNKNOWN SOURCE) - ("REVIEW OF HOW CAN YOU BE
IN TWO PLACES AT ONCE, WHEN YOU'RE NOT ANYWHERE AT ALL?" BY PAUL MILLS)
- (P) - The group's 2nd album is reviewed.
10 / 10 / 1969 THE LOS ANGELES FREE PRESS - "DR. FIRESIGN'S TRAVELING
CIRCUS" BY JOHN CARPENTER - (NP) - The group is featured in this article
published in CA.
10 / 11 / 1969 CASH BOX - (MZ) - The group was featured in an article
for this trade publication.
11 / 1969 STATION BREAK / FORWARD INTO THE PAST - THE FIRESIGN
THEATRE (7" 45RPM) - COLUMBIA 4-45052 (S) - The group's single produced
by James Guercio was released and shortly withdrawn.
11 / 1969 - 7 / 1970 "FIRESIGN THEATRE HOUR HOUR" KPPC (LRB) (R
RT) - The group's 2 hour programs were performed live except when the
group toured, 2/27-c. end 3. Airchecks exist for these shows: #1(11/69),
#4, #11, (1/19/70), (1/25/70), (2/1/70), (2/8/70), (2/22/70), (4/70),
(5/25/70), (6/01/70), (6/07/70), (6/14/70), (6/21/70), (6/28/70), (7/05/70),
(7/12/70) (2/15 /70) - with "Mutt and Smut" or "Mutt and Cheops" Shows
(2/22/70) - featuring "The TV Set", a revised version of "A Life In The
Day" (3/1/70) - a re-broadcast of (1/25/70) program (3/8/70) - a re-broadcast
of the WBAI benefit (3/15/70) - re-broadcast of (3/10/70) WBAI "Lunchpail"
performance (3/22/70) - Austin and Ossman only
11 / 23 / 1969 PHOENIX REPUBLIC - BY SCOTT CAMPBELL - (NP) - The
group's 2nd album, "How Can You Be In Two Places At Once, When You're
Not Anywhere At All?" is reviewed in this newspaper published in AR.
12 / 25 / 1969 - 1 / 4 / 1970 (THE ASH GROVE) (TP) - The group
made their third appearance, along with blues guitarist Big Joe Williams
at the Ash Grove presenting: "THE TV SET" ("A LIFE IN THE DAY") "THE VAUDEVILLE"
("A SLIDE SHOW")
12 / 27 / 1969 ROLLING STONE - (MZ) - The group was featured in
this article by Ed Ward for this magazine published in NYC.
c. late 1969 LOS ANGELES HERALD EXAMINER - (NP) - The group's 2nd
album, "How Can You Be In Two Places At Once, When You're Not Anywhere
At All?" is reviewed by Michael Ross, in this newspaper published in CA.
1969 ENTERTAINMENT WORLD - (MZ) - The group was featured in this
article by Lew Segal for this magazine.
1969 BUFFALO EVENING NEWS - (NP) - The group's 2nd album, "How
Can You Be In Two Places At Once, When You're Not Anywhere At All?" is
reviewed in this newspaper published in NY.
1969 "NICK DANGER 3RD EYE CASE NO. 666" - THE FIRESIGN THEATRE
- COLUMBIA DJS-29 (R LP) - The group recorded new wrap-a-rounds for a
special edition of the second side of the second album that was produced
in segments specifically designed for radio play.
1969 "DIG THIS" - VARIOUS ARTISTS : "YANKEE DOODLE CAME TO TERMS"
- THE FIRESIGN THEATRE - COLUMBIA AS-1 (7" PROMO 33 1/3RPM) (EP) - The
group's promotional sampler was released by Columbia records containing
an edited excerpt from their second record album.
1969 "ILLINOIS SPEED PRESS" - ILLINOIS SPEED PRESS (LP) - COLUMBIA
CS-9792 - The group provided liner notes in a newspaper style for the
inner gatefold jacket of this album released on Columbia Records.
1969- 1972 "THE MIXVILLE ROCKET" - (NL) - The group and
friends printed 5 issues of this newsletter, mailed to fans, from CA.
late 1960s CREEM - VOL.2 #3 - (MZ) - The group is featured in an
article by Michael Ross for this magazine.
late 1960s FUSION - (MZ) - The group is featured in an article
by Paul Mills in this magazine.
c. late 1960s - early 70s GO - (MZ) - The group was interviewed
by Tony Vellela for this magazine.
c. 1970s "FIRESIGN SUN-DUCK" - (NL) -The group published this early
newsletter in CA.
VARIOUS MEMBERS:
PHIL AUSTIN, PETER BERGMAN, DAVID OSSMAN, PHIL PROCTOR
11 / 1968 "RADIO FREE OZ LIVE FROM THE LA BREA TAR PITS - THE PETE AND
DAVE SHOW" (AKA SON OF RADIO FREE OZ) KMET LA (LRB) - Bergman and Ossman
hosted this 3 hour Sunday morning program of readings, discussions about
the state of the world, and latest pop songs, gradually also featuring
"The Finger Bros." (Austin and Proctor).
PHIL PROCTOR & PETER BERGMAN:
4 / 28 -30 / and 6 / 10, 11 / 1960"TOM JONES" (TMP) - Bergman co-wrote
the lyrics and Proctor played "Tom Jones" in this original musical, with
a book by Austin Pendleton. A soundtrack album was released on Carillion
MX-L80P-5436/7.
PHIL PROCTOR & PETER BERGMAN:
1960 "TOM JONES" - ORIGINAL CAST - CARILLON PRODUCTIONS MX-L80P-5436/7
(2 LP) - Bergman's lyrics and Proctor's performance in this Yale production
was recorded especially for this album release.
PHIL PROCTOR & PETER BERGMAN:
5 / 11 / 1961 "BOOTH IS BACK IN TOWN" (TMP) - Proctor played 'Edwin
Booth', and Bergman wrote the lyrics for this original production written
by Austin Pendleton. A soundtrack album was released on Carillion M80P-8900.
PHIL PROCTOR & PETER BERGMAN:
1961 "BOOTH IS BACK IN TOWN" - ORIGINAL CAST - CARILLON PRODUCTIONS
M80P-8900 (LP) - Bergman provided the lyrics and Proctor played Edwin
Booth in this Yale production was recorded especially for this album release.
PHIL PROCTOR & PETER BERGMAN:
c. early summer 1966 (NYC) - Bergman visits Proctor at his apartment
in the Village and sings some labor songs on a guitar.
PHIL AUSTIN, DAVID OSSMAN, PETER BERGMAN
7 / 12 / 1966 "(KPFK'S FIRST FUNDRAISING MARATHON)" (LRB) - Austin
and Ossman appeared along with others on this fundraiser. Bergman is interviewed
and stands out as an on air personality and develops a rapport with Phil
Austin and Paul J. Robbins. As a result he's hired and Austin produces
a live program featuring the team. The last 1/2 hour survives on tape
in the Ossman Collection.
PHIL AUSTIN, PETER BERGMAN, DAVID OSSMAN, PHIL PROCTOR
7 / 24 / 1966 - 3 / 1967 "RADIO FREE OZ" KPFK (LRB) - Bergman co-hosted
with Paul J. Robbins this live 3 hour, 12 midnight to 2:00 AM, 5 night
a week, esoteric avant- garde variety program, that Austin produced, with
interviews, live music, spiritual discussions, Tarot card readings, astrology
charts, (Bergman was a graduate of Ivy Goldstein Jacob's horary astrological
school), and call ins. Though not a comedy show Austin, Ossman, and later
Proctor began sitting in and improvising comedy with various combinations
of the 5. Paul J. Robbins left, after two months, to pursue writing and
the rest bonded together forming a semi-regular group, eventually calling
themselves "The Oz Firesign Theatre", the Oz prefix later dropped for
copyright reasons. Through appearances on this program, a following was
developed, and offers for recording contracts were forthcoming. Many of
the shows were recorded by KPFK and fans, and still exist in various archives.
PHIL AUSTIN, PETER BERGMAN, DAVID OSSMAN, PHIL PROCTOR
11 / 17 / 1966 "THE OZ FILM FESTIVAL" (RADIO FREE OZ) (LRB) - the
first time the 4 ever appeared together, but not as a group, as directors
showing their movies over the radio. Bergman first realized they were
all astrological fire signs.
PHIL AUSTIN, PETER BERGMAN, DAVID OSSMAN
12 / 1966 SOYAL CEREMONY - The threesome attended this Native American
religious ceremony in Hopiland.
DAVID OSSMAN, PHIL AUSTIN, (PHILIP PROCTOR ?)
c. 1966 "THE MAGNIFICENT NONSENSE" - (R RT) - Ossman narrates and
Austin appears in this tragical-comical history of the War To End All
Wars 1914 - 1918 produced by William malloch and Richard Raack. Part one
was releas4e on "The Stars And Stripes and You" LP.
PHIL AUSTIN, PETER BERGMAN, DAVID OSSMAN, PHIL PROCTOR
2 / 15 / 1967 "INTERNATIONAL YOUTH ON PARADE" (RADIO FREE OZ) (R
RT) - the first group collaboration ever recorded was for this broadcast
date. Proctor appeared as "Jean Turmoil", and was released on "The Pink
Hotel Burns Down" my More Sugar in 12 / 96.
PHIL AUSTIN, PETER BERGMAN, DAVID OSSMAN
c. 3 / 1967 "(AMERICAN INDIAN DOCUMENTARY)" (R RT) - this 4 hour
award winning program was one of the last Radio Oz broadcasts on KPFK.
3 / 1967 KPFK FUND-RAISING MARATHON - (R) - The trio appear for
this broadcast.
PETER BERGMAN, DAVID OSSMAN, PHIL PROCTOR
3 / 26 / 1967 "LOVE-IN" (FP) - The guys performed individually
at this event sponsored by "Radio Free Oz" to an overwhelming assemblage
of 40,000 people at Elysian Park. Proctor appeared as 'Russian' poet Yuri
Gottenoff, and he and the others basically faked their performances. Producer
Gary Usher attended and expressed an interest in recording a "Love-In"
album for Columbia. Bergman accepted the offer but agreed to do an Oz
Firesign Theatre album instead.
3 / 26 / 1967 - 1 / 14 / 1968 "RADIO FREE OZ" KRLA - AM (LRB) -
while sponsoring the famous "Love In", Easter Sunday, the show moved to
it's new station, located in the old Huntington Hotel building, in Pasadena,
CA.
PHIL AUSTIN, DAVID OSSMAN, PHIL PROCTOR
c. 6 - 7 / 1967 "OF CABBAGES AND KINGS": THE PROGRESS SUITE - DECLINE,
FALL - (LP) - The trio was asked to record background and radio voices
for Chad and Jeremy's album produced by Gary Usher.
DAVID OSSMAN, PHIL PROCTOR
6 - 7 / 1967 "RADIO FREE OZ" KRLA - AM (LRB) - The duo conducted
the broadcasts while Bergman was in Turkey working on a movie project.
PHIL AUSTIN, DAVID OSSMAN, PHIL PROCTOR
9 / 1967 "OF CABBAGES AND KINGS" - CHAD AND JEREMY : THE PROGRESS
SUITE; DECLINE, FALL - COLUMBIA CL-2671 (MONO), CS-9471 (STEREO) (LP)
- Austin, Ossman, and Proctor were asked to provide improvisations for
this recording that was released before any of their own albums.
PETER BERGMAN, DAVID OSSMAN
9 / 7 / 1967 "KPFK BENEFIT" (R TP) - Bergman appeared as "The Wizard"
and Ossman as "Ali Ali Infree", at the Pilgrimage Theatre, LA, CA, with
music provided by Ashish Khan, sarod, and Alla Rakha, tabla. The concert
music was released on the album, "California Concert", World Pacific 21459.
9 / 14 / 1967 "RADIO FREE OZ" KRLA AM (LRB) - The group began a
series of weekly 3 hour Sunday Night broadcasts before an audience from
a Studio City club, The Magic Mushroom.
PHIL AUSTIN, PHIL PROCTOR
10 / 11 / -12 / 1 / 1967 "MUZEEKA" BY JOHN GUARE (TP) - Proctor
starred as "Jack Argue", winning the LA Free Press's "Best Performance"
Award, with Austin in this play presented at the Mark Taper Forum in LA,
CA.
PHIL AUSTIN, PETER BERGMAN, DAVID OSSMAN, PHIL PROCTOR
12 / 31 / 1967 "MC BIRD" BY BARBARA GARSON (TP) - Austin directed,
Bergman hosted, and Ossman and Proctor appeared in the cast of this West
Coast premiere.
PHIL AUSTIN, PETER BERGMAN, DAVID OSSMAN, PHIL PROCTOR
1967 "DALLAS IN WONDERLAND" THE PACIFICA APPROACH TO FREE RADIO,
BY PAUL V. DALLAS - SELF PUBLISHED - (B) - Contains many references to
the events at KPFK during 1966-1967.
DAVID OSSMAN, PHIL AUSTIN
7/ 23 - 24 / 1969 WARNER BROS. / REPRISE RADIO SPOTS - (S) - Ossman
and Austin record separate radio ads that were released as promo only
45s.
PHIL AUSTIN, DAVID OSSMAN
1969 "ARTHUR" - THE KINKS - Warner / Reprise PRO 349. "STAND UP"
- JETHRO TULL - Warner / Reprise PRO 353.
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