A tribute to singer-songwriter Malvina Reynolds (1900-1978). The program is comprised of a running narration by Reynolds' daughter, Nancy Schimmel, pieces of interviews with Ms. Reynolds, and reminiscences by Pete Seegar. Explores how she wrote songs, her struggle to get her material distributed, a discussion of her politics, what it is like to grow up a Socialist, beliefs about life after death, and hopes for social change.|MR. : I'D RATHER SAY IT MYSELF SINGING / narrated by Nancy Schimmel| produced by Susan Kernes. - A tribute to singer-songwriter Malvina Reynolds (1900-1978). The program is comprised of a running narration by Reynold's daughter, Nancy Schimmel, pieces of interviews with Ms. Reynolds, and reminiscences by Pete Seegar. Explores how she wrote songs, her struggle to get her material distributed, a discussion of her politics, what it is like to grow up a Socialist, beliefs about life after death, and hopes for social change. - RECORDED: KPFA, 1982. - For an extended verison, see AZ0978.
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