Reynolds, Malvina.

  • Malvina Reynolds and Bill Schechner

    Malvina Reynolds, folksinger, plays her songs live in studio for Bill Schechner and audience. Songs included on this reel: The Albatross; Turn Around; Little Boxes; The New Restaurant; Tokyo Farewell (aka Goodbye Joe). Reynolds talks to Schechner between songs about her songs, her hits, and how to order them. No dates on tape box, taken…

  • Malvina Reynolds sings El Cortito

    Malvina Reynolds, folk singer, sings different cuts of her song, “El Cortito” about the short 12-inch hoe she used by Mexican field workers and allowed by California and Governor Ronald Reagan.

  • San Francisco Women’s Music Festival, 1974

    Recordings from the 1974 San Francisco Women’s Music Festival, recorded at the First Unitarian Church in January 1974. Contents: Reel A: A brief rap by one of the festival’s organizers (from San Francisco Women’s Center) to be used as an introduction to the music tape. Reel B: Performances from the concert: Susie and Selby perform…

  • International Women’s Day (1980) music

    Aircheck. The music of Malvina Reynolds, Suni Paz, and Holly Near, with commentary by Judy Pasternak for International Women’s Day, 1980.

  • Benefit for women library workers / Malvina Reynolds and Margie Adam

    Malvina Reynolds and Margie Adam perform at a benefit for Women Library Workers. Recorded at Glide Church in San Francisco on May 13th, 1977. Produced by Martha Oelman. Songs performed are: 1. Artichokes — 2. If You Love Me — 3. There’s A Bottom Below — 4. The Albatross — 5. The Little Red Hen —…

  • People’s songs, people’s artists / produced by David King Dunaway.

    Traces songs of the post World War II labor movement with oral histories, FBI files, and archival recordings. Malvina Raynolds, Pete Seeger, and Irwin Silber.

  • Archive restoration promo / produced by Richard Mahler.

    Montage of historically significant interviews, speeches and readings. Produced from materials found in the Pacifica Radio Archive.|ARCHIVE RESTORATION PROMO| Produced and narrated by Richard Mahler. – CONTENT: Montage of historically significant interviews, speeches and readings made from tapes contained within the Pacifica Radio Archives. pt.1. HUAC hearing in San Francisco/ Berkeley in 1960 pt.2. Mahler’s…

  • A tribute to Malvina Reynolds / produced by Pearl Skotnes.

    Tribute to folk singer and activist Malvina Reynolds (1900-1978), which aired several days after her passing on March 17, 1978. Commentary by Pearl Skotnes, featuring recordings of Reynolds interspersed with many of her recordings: If you love me — Somewhere between — World in their pockets — Little boxes (Sung by Pete Seeger) — Magic…

  • Tribute to Malvina Reynolds / produced by Ed Schoenfeld.

    This is a program of music and reflections produced at KPFA by Ed Schoenfeld on the night of folksinger Malvina Reynold’s (August 23, 1900 – March 17, 1978) death. Includes two KPFA pitches by Reynolds. People who call in to share their thoughts on Malvina are Petria MacDonnell reading the epitaph Malvina wrote for herself…

  • On the left / Malvina Reynolds interviewed by Dorothy Healey

    Dorothy Healey interviews Malvina Reynolds at KPFK. They talk about communicating with people of all ages, the motivation for Malvina’s life, her family, the movement against nuclear power, and the basis for her political beliefs. Healey relates her history of getting out of jail in Los Angeles, meeting Malvina, and labor struggles. Reynolds talks about…