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Title: ? and the Mysterians: An Interview [Side A], ? and the Mysterians: An Interview [Side A]
Identifier: da_00119
Creator: Vorda, Allan (interviewer)
Dates: 1984-12-29
Resource: Allan Vorda music history collection
Description: Side A of interview with ?, founder of Michigan garage band the Mysterians. Talks about origins of the band, possibly being the first Mexican American rock band, the making of their hit "96 Tears," his thoughts on being labelled a garage band and the distribution of their first LP. Sound on original recording begins speeding up to the point of unintelligibility about halfway through the tape, likely from low batteries on original recording. Pub version attempts to correct this, but much of this side remains unintelligible.

Title: ? and the Mysterians: An Interview [Side B], ? and the Mysterians: An Interview [Side B]
Identifier: da_00120
Creator: Vorda, Allan (interviewer)
Dates: 1984-12-29
Resource: Allan Vorda music history collection
Description: Side B of interview with ?, founder of Michigan garage band the Mysterians. Talks about the earliest origins of "96 Tears", working with manager Lilly Gonzalez, lack of promotion by record company, availability of master recordings, band reunion, changing name to "?" and working on writing a book titled, "Are You For Real?". Short section (less than two seconds) could not be recorded at the beginning of the tape due to malfunctioning cassette flanges. This could probably be corrected by rehousing the cassette in a new shell.

Title: [13th Floor] Elevators Interview [Side A], [13th Floor] Elevators Interview [Side A]
Identifier: da_00108
Creator: Vorda, Allan (interviewer)
Contributor: Erickson, Roky (interviewee)
Dates: 1991-12-07
Resource: Allan Vorda music history collection
Description: Side A of interview with Roky Erickson of the 13th Floor Elevators, along with friends or band mates identified by first names Terry, Danny and Casey. Erickson is evasive throughout, eventually passing off the bulk of the interview to Terry. Covers how Erickson got involved in music, influences, early band The Spades, meeting Tommy Hall, forming the 13th Floor Elevators, early practice spaces, venues they played at and studio sessions. Vorda also asks questions about the sound, songwriting and imagery of songs on "The Psychedelic Sounds of the 13th Floor Elevators" and asks about Roky's influence on Janis Joplin, confirming that she was almost a member of the band. Powell St. John is also mentioned. Digitized from Memorex dBS 120-minute cassette played on Sony TC-WE475.

Title: [13th Floor] Elevators Interview [Side B], [13th Floor] Elevators Interview [Side B]
Identifier: da_00109
Creator: Vorda, Allan (interviewer)
Contributor: Erickson, Roky (interviewee)
Dates: 1991-12-07
Resource: Allan Vorda music history collection
Description: Side B of interview with Roky Erickson of the 13th Floor Elevators, along with friends or band mates identified by first names Terry, Danny and Casey. On this side of the tape, Erickson answers almost none of the questions, explaining (around 13:30) that some of the topics are scary to him. Most questions are answered by Terry and Danny. Vorda asks in-depth questions about individual songs from "The Psychedelic Sounds of the 13th Floor Elevators." Also covers changes in band personnel, updates on band members, the death of Stacy Sutherland, sound quality on early recordings, album cover artist John Cleveland and mentions of the bands Jefferson Airplane, Josefus, Fever Tree and The Doors. Digitized from Memorex dBS 120-minute cassette played on Sony TC-WE475.

Title: A.C. Green, author of, A Personal Country
Identifier: e_sh_0209
Creator: Hershorn, Shel, 1930-2011 (Photographer)
Dates: circa 1968-1969
Resource: Shel Hershorn photograph collection
Description: Photograph of A.C. Greene, author of "A Personal Country," sitting by a headstone in West Texas. This image was one of many created by Shel Hershorn for a photographic essay and exhibition based on the book, "A Personal Country," by A.C. Greene, about West Texas. Over 400 images were presented at the Amon Carter Museum in Fort Worth, Texas as part of the exhibition in 1969.

Title: American Flag, American Flag
Identifier: e_bb_5052
Creator: Bailey, Bob
Dates: circa 1955-1978
Resource: Bob Bailey Studios photographic archive
Description: Two scenes of a United States flag blowing in the wind. In the first scene the flag is worn and tattered. In the second scene the flag is in newer condition and the frame is upside-down. Color picture, no sound.

Title: American Red Cross
Identifier: e_bb_5663
Creator: Bob Bailey Studios (Photographer)
Dates: 1951-02-22
Resource: Bob Bailey Studios photographic archive
Description: Photograph of Red Cross nurses at an information table, including a poster reading 'Mobilize for Defense.' For Dan Waters.

Title: Amon Carter Jr.
Identifier: e_sh_0139
Creator: Hershorn, Shel, 1930-2011 (Photographer)
Dates: 1967
Resource: Shel Hershorn photograph collection
Description: Photograph of Amon Carter Jr., publisher of The Fort Worth Star-Telegram and a prominent Texas businessman.

Title: April 11-Rapoport, Wattenberg
Identifier: e_rap_0880_av
Creator: Wattenberg, Ben, Rapoport, Bernard, 1917-2012
Dates: 1979-04-11
Resource: Bernard Rapoport papers
Description: Oral history interview of Bernard Rapoport, conducted by Ben Wattenberg

Title: Archie Bell & Drells: Interview [Side A]
Identifier: da_00094
Creator: Vorda, Allan (interviewer)
Contributor: Bell, Archie (interviewee), Gibbs, Charles (interviewee)
Dates: circa 1987-1988
Resource: Allan Vorda music history collection
Description: Side A of interview with Texas musician Archie Bell and Drells bandmember Charles Gibbs. Covers the recording, release and reception of the song "Tighten Up," early band members, Archie Bell’s time in the military, and touring. Digitized from Memorex dB Series 90-minute cassette played on Sony TC-WE475. Sound on recording begins speeding up at 35:00, becoming nearly unintelligible by 40:00. This suggests that batteries ran low on original recording cassette deck, and that this cassette was recorded from an earlier generation. Pub version attempts to correct pitch and improve intelligibility.

Title: Archie Bell & Drells: Interview [Side B]
Identifier: da_00095
Creator: Vorda, Allan (interviewer)
Contributor: Bell, Archie (interviewee), Gibbs, Charles (interviewee)
Dates: circa 1987-1988
Resource: Allan Vorda music history collection
Description: Side B of interview with Texas musician Archie Bell and Drells bandmember Charles Gibbs. Drell and Gibbs talk about cover versions, royalties, the effect of disco on their sound, current projects and hobbies. Digitized from Memorex dB Series 90-minute cassette played on Sony TC-WE475.

Title: Arthur Brown: Interview (Side 1), Arthur Brown: Interview (Side 1)
Identifier: da_00100
Creator: Vorda, Allan (interviewer)
Contributor: Brown, Arthur (interviewee)
Dates: 1982-10-09
Resource: Allan Vorda music history collection
Description: Side 1 of interview with Arthur Brown. Brown discusses the inspiration for songs from the album "The Crazy World of Arthur Brown," philosophy, performing and religion. Digitized from InterMagnetics 30-minute cassette played on Sony TC-WE475.

Title: Arthur Brown: Interview (Side 2), Arthur Brown: Interview (Side 2)
Identifier: da_00101
Creator: Vorda, Allan (interviewer)
Contributor: Brown, Arthur (interviewee)
Dates: 1982-10-09
Resource: Allan Vorda music history collection
Description: Side 2 of interview with Arthur Brown. Brown discusses his appearance in the film "Tommy," working with Klaus Schulze, electronic music, and his new album "Speak No Tech." Mentions the bands Love, Tangerine Dream, Vangelis and guitarist John Sterling. Digitized from InterMagnetics 30-minute cassette played on Sony TC-WE475.

Title: "Arthur Temple"
Identifier: e_rap_0589
Topic: Business, Industries
Dates: 2006-12
Resource: Vertical files (biographical)
Description: Article on Arthur Temple. Published in The Pine Bough, December 2006

Title: Austin, Texas
Identifier: e_math_00108
Dates: 1940
Resource: R. G. Lubben papers
Description: Unidentified town, probably Austin

Title: B-Roll 2074, B-Roll 2074
Identifier: BRoll_2074
Creator: Weisman, David (videographer, archivist, and compiler)
Resource: Conservation History Association of Texas, Texas Legacy Project records

Title: B-Roll 2089, B-Roll 2089
Identifier: BRoll_2089
Creator: Weisman, David (videographer, archivist, and compiler)
Resource: Conservation History Association of Texas, Texas Legacy Project records

Title: B-Roll 2091, B-Roll 2091
Identifier: BRoll_2091
Creator: Weisman, David (videographer, archivist, and compiler)
Resource: Conservation History Association of Texas, Texas Legacy Project records

Title: B-Roll 2092, B-Roll 2092
Identifier: BRoll_2092
Creator: Weisman, David (videographer, archivist, and compiler)
Resource: Conservation History Association of Texas, Texas Legacy Project records

Title: B-Roll 2102, B-Roll 2102
Identifier: BRoll_2102
Creator: Weisman, David (videographer, archivist, and compiler)
Resource: Conservation History Association of Texas, Texas Legacy Project records

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