Wire, Issue 33, November 1986

Contains "The Poisonous Rasp" by Biba Kopf (photos by Louis Jammes), an article on the voice of William S. Burroughs, pp. 34-35, 40.

Published in London, England by Wire Magazine in November, 1986.

Bibliographic Information:

• Shoaf IV.114
• Not in Schottlaender (v4)
• Raven 19860300WIRE.0.33

Selected Contents:

• Richard D. Cook:
• "An Editor's Idea" (editorial)
• "Dave Brubeck: The Unsquare Dance" (essay)
• review of Bertrand Tavernier's Round Midnight
• music news
• Mark Sinker:
• "The Sound of Africa" (on music from Africa)
• "John Russell: Hammer Very Quietly" (essay/interview)
• "Salif Keita: Message from Mali" (essay)
• Sue Steward: "In a Latin Groove" (on music from Latin America)
• Lyn Champion: "Clubland Jive" (on jazz)
• Biba Kopf:
• "Round Up the Usual Suspects" (music news)
• "The Poisonous Rasp" (on William S. Burroughs)
• obituaries
• Jack Cooke: "Sonny Rollins: Renewing the Spark" (essay)
• Max Harrison: "Recollections of the Future" (on classical music)
• John Litweiler: "Blowin' in from Chicago, 1986: Hal Russell and Edward Wilkerson" (essay)
• Lauren Deutsch: photographs
• Grover Sales: "Lenny Bruce: The Raw Mouth" (essay)
• Eric Jelly: photograph
• Jane Henery and Charles Garvie: "The Waste Land" (on British Beatniks)
• Louis Jammes: photograph
• Brian Case: "Lord Buckley: The Hiperama, Jack" (essay)
• Saskia Baron: "The Daisy Pulled" (on Beat cinema)
• Jack Kerouac: quote
• Chris Parker: 
• on Dick Fontaine's Father Time
• on Nat King Cole: The Man and His Music by James Haskins and Kathleen Benson
• Chris Challis: on The Hip, by Roy Carrm Brian Case, and Fred Dellar
• Owen Bryce: "Ways to Play" (on Jazz harmony)
• music reviews

Publishing Information: 

• Editor: Richard Cook
• Advertising & Promotion: Joanne Harris
• Design: Paul Elliman
• News & Photo Editor: Jayne Houghton
• Subscriptions & Administration: Chris Parsons, Lorraine Brown
• Accounts: Jan Diakow
• Publisher: Chris Parker
• Typesetting: M. C. Typeset Ltd, Chatham
• Printing: Kingsdale Press, Reading