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Brief biography and small selection of poems.Category Arts Literature Authors K Kaufman, BobBob Kaufman, or more accurately, Robert Garnell Kaufman, was born on April 18,1925 in New Orleans, LA and Died January 12, 1986 in San Francisco, CA.
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Extractions: O-Jazz-O Other Writers: Richard Brautigan Charles Bukowski William S. Burroughs Neal Cassady Gregory Corso Robert Creeley Diane di Prima Robert Duncan William Everson Lawrence Ferlinghetti Allen Ginsberg John Clellon Holmes LeRoi Jones Jack Kerouac Ken Kesey Philip Lamantia Denise Levertov Michael McClure Frank O'Hara Peter Orlovsky Kenneth Patchen Kenneth Rexroth Gary Snyder Anne Waldman Lew Welch Philip Whalen William Carlos Williams PHOTO GALLERY Bob Kaufman, or more accurately, Robert Garnell Kaufman, was born on April 18, 1925 in New Orleans, LA and Died January 12, 1986 in San Francisco, CA. Kaufman has been described as an "innovative poet" and an important writer who gained his prominence during the Beat period. As a youth, Kaufman had the opportunity to gain exposure to a wide variety of religions. His father was German-Jewish, his mother was Roman Catholic and his grandmother was a practitioner of voodoo. Eventually however, Kaufman developed an interest in eastern religions and like many of the other Beat writers, became a Buddhist. In 1958, Kaufman moved to San Francisco and quickly became acclimated to the lifestyle led by many of the writers and artists who were prominent during the Beat period. Much of his writing became "surreal" and was often inspired by jazz music. He published Crowded with Loneliness and founded a magazine called Beatitude in 1965.
Bob Kaufman
Bob Kaufman (19251986) About Bob Kaufman On "Crootey Songo" Online Poems External Links Prepared and Compiled by Cary Nelson Return to Modern American Poetry Home Return to Poets Index
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Bob Kaufman
Bob Kaufman. Born April 18, 1925 Place of Birth New Orleans, Louisiana Bob Kaufmanwas, other than Langston Hughes, the greatest jazz poet who ever lived.
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Extractions: Place of Birth: New Orleans, Louisiana Bob Kaufman was, other than Langston Hughes, the greatest jazz poet who ever lived. He was one of 13 children born to a German Jewish father and a Black Catholic mother. He ran away from home and joined the Merchant Marines when he was 13, and circled the globe 9 times in the next 20 years. During that period Kaufman read literature and met a fellow Merchant Marine, Jack Kerouac , who had been discharged from the Armed Forces after refusing to obey certain orders. Kaufman later travelled to San Francisco where he joined Ginsberg Corso , and others during their literary "renaissance." Kaufman was known in America as "the original bebop man" and was very popular in France, where he was known as "the Black American Rimbaud ." His three volumes of poems are: In 1978, he withdrew again into solitude (but was not silent) for four years. There is a special library at the Sorbonne in Paris which has the bulk of his "papers" and information about him. He was much more popular in France than in America. He also published several "chapbooks" or "manifestos" for City Lights in the early to late sixties. Those are completely unavailable, and "Golden Sardine" is out of print and only available at better libraries.
Bob Kaufman
Bob Kaufman. Jazz radio on a midnight kick, Round about Midnight. Sittingon the bed, with a jazz type chick Round about Midnight
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Extractions: Died: January 12, 1986, San Francisco Kaufman came from a huge family, and was the youngest of 13 children. At that young age, he joined the Merchant Marines. Twenty years later, he settled in San Francisco to write poetry. He was well known for his freedom of speech tactics, coffeehouse gatherings, and vow of silence when JFK was assassinated. He married Eileen Kaufman , and with the help of her and Ginsberg created "Beatitude," a literary magazine in the San Francisco area. He enjoyed writing improvisational jazz poetry. Links Beat Page: Bob Kaufman
Bob Kaufman
Bob Kaufman (1925 1986). a web guide to Bob Kaufman from literaryhistory.com.
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Extractions: Bob Kaufman (1925 - 1986) a web guide to Bob Kaufman from literaryhistory.com main page 20th century outline authors, alphabetical 19th century authors General Articles http://www.english.uiuc.edu/maps/poets/g_l/kaufman/kaufman.htm An introduction to Bob Kaufman, plus excerpts of reputable critical discussions of some poems, from the Modern American Poetry Site (Univ. of Illinois). http://www.poets.org/poets/poets.cfm?prmID=709 An introduction to the poet Bob Kaufman from the Academy of American Poets. http://www.xcp.bfn.org/peddito1.html An easy reading (but researched) paper on Kaufman as an oral poet, "Bob Kaufman: Jazz Poet of the Streets," by writer/editor C. Natale Peditto, at Cross Cultural Poetics web site. http://www.rooknet.com/beatpage/writers/kaufman.html Brief bio of Kaufman from The Beat Page at Rooknet. http://www.accd.edu/sac/english/bailey/aframlit.htm A timeline for African American literature published from 1746 - 1999, by Roger Blackwell Bailey Ph.D. http://www.jackmagazine.com/beatnews The Beat News web site from Jacket Magazine contains articles about historical Beat figures and current Beat news. http://www.harbour.sfu.ca/~hayward/UnspeakableVisions/TableOfContents.html
Dorothy Jesse Beagle - Bob Kaufman
BOB kaufman bob is very Buddhist and probably smiling now like the Dali Llamasmiles at death and such inconsequential matters remembering his knack for
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Kaufman Bob Sardine Dorée
Translate this page kaufman bob Sardine dorée. kaufman bob. Sardine dorée. BrochéRomans Livres de Théâtre et de Poésie Littérature
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Bob Kaufman
Bob Kaufman. Andy Kaufman I'm from Hollywood. Elegy for Bob Kaufman. CostEffectiveTelecommunications Management Turning Telephone Costs into Profits.
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Extractions: Andy Kaufman: I'm from Hollywood My Breakfast with Blassie Back to the Future Cartoons, Vol. 3: A Friend in Need / Money Tree Andy Kaufman: I'm from Hollywood Cranial Guitar : Selected Poems Boat Repair Made Easy Finishes Andy Kaufman Revealed : Best Friend Tells All The Ancient Rain : Poems, 1956-1978 Boat Repair Made Easy Haul Out Golden Sardine Boat Repair Made Easy Engines Solitudes Crowded With Loneliness Elegy for Bob Kaufman Cost-Effective Telecommunications Management : Turning Telephone Costs into Profits Authors: K ArtistActorActress.com
Bob Kaufman Books
Bob Kaufman Books. Solitudes Crowded With Loneliness By Bob Kaufman (paperback December 1965). The illustrator). Golden Sardine By Bob Kaufman.
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LitKicks: Bob Kaufman
bob kaufman. bob kaufman was born on April 18, 1925 in New Orleans, Louisiana.
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Extractions: Visit the general discussion board or view list of boards Bob Kaufman was born on April 18, 1925 in New Orleans, Louisiana. He was, other than Langston Hughes, the greatest jazz poet who ever lived. He was one of 13 children born to a German Jewish father and a Black Catholic mother. He ran away from home and joined the Merchant Marines when he was 13, and circled the globe 9 times in the next 20 years. During that period Kaufman read literature and met a fellow Merchant Marine, Jack Kerouac , who had been discharged from the Armed Forces after refusing to obey certain orders. Kaufman later travelled to San Francisco where he joined Ginsberg Corso , and others during their literary "renaissance." Kaufman was known in America as "the original bebop man" and was very popular in France, where he was known as "the Black American Rimbaud ." His three volumes of poems are: In 1978, he withdrew again into solitude (but was not silent) for four years.
Andy Kaufman - Revealed
The definitive book about performance artist Andy kaufman by bob Zmuda, a close friend and collaborator.
http://www.andykaufmanrevealed.com/
Middle East Events - Ron Kaufman & Bob Urichuck
UP Your SERVICE UP Your SALES. with. RON kaufman bob URICHUCK. Wednesday, October 30th, 2002
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Extractions: At the Crowne Plaza, Sheikh Zayed Road. Dubai Ron Kaufman creates participation. He makes education engaging, effective and a lot more fun! More than a million people have been motivated by Ron's high-energy speeches and interactive workshops. His repeat clients include government organizations, industry associations and numerous companies in the discerning Fortune 500. Ron Kaufman has the experience and enthusiasm to turn your people on! In 1990, Singapore Airlines invited Ron to help create and launch the prestigious Service Quality Centre. The powerful training activities he developed have inspired more than 500,000 participants from over 800 different organizations. Ron has worked with hundreds of clients in countries around the world. Bob Urichuck is a respected international professional speaker, trainer and consultant working with individuals and organizations across Canada, the U.S., Europe, Middle East and Asia. Bob is also the author of "Online for Life: The 12 Disciplines for Living Your Dreams" and "Up Your Bottom Line: The ABC, 123 Sales Results System."
Bob Kaufman: Jazz Poet Of The Streets
XCP Archive. bob kaufman JAZZ POET OF THE STREETS An essay by C. Natale Peditto. bobkaufman, A Proven Glory. The Poetry Project Newsletter, March 1986.
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Extractions: Bob Kaufman (1925-1986) was a legend to his own and succeeding generations of poets while he was still alive but has yet to obtain the literary stature granted to his fellow contemporaries, such as Ginsberg, Kerouac, Corso, Ferlinghetti and Baraka. Still, he is a seminal member of a distinctly American movement of poets, an archetypal figure of the Beat movement, especially as a member of the San Francisco Poetry Renaissance and the general community of North Beach artists of the late 1950s and early 1960s. In Kaufman's case, biographical (including autobiographical) material is sparse?never easily defined, he was, essentially, an autodidact and internationalist; in his youth, a sailor of the seven seas; a union organizer and orator in the South and on the Westcoast docks; an intimate of New York City's Bop figures Charlie "Bird" Parker (for whom Kaufman named his only son, Parker), Thelonius Monk and Charles Mingus. Bob Kaufman was a rambling man of the world and eternal social outsider who could recite T. S. Eliot and Garcia Lorca by heart and who created his own spontaneous surrealist verse. Stories of Kaufman's eccentric career are legion, and consequently at times apocryphal. By now, oral tradition itself (local word-on-the street grown into literary oral histories, memoirs and commentary) has transformed Bob Kaufman into a mythical legend in the folklore of Beatdom.
Beatland AUTHOR : Bob Kaufman
Read a brief biography of the Beat poet. Includes links to related sources. bob kaufman. BIOGRAPH Version Links . bob kaufman is a poet writer.
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Extractions: His best known work is Solitudes Crowded with Loneliness, a work that collects ten years of writing. Of it was written of this book, "Mr. Kaufman has a genuine lyric talent and his poetry, at its best is sensuous, exciting, and charged with vitality." His writing promotes and spontaneous, pro- phetic verse that mixes the street talk of the time, jazz, and insight and vision. Solitudes Crowded with Loneliness con- In the 1950s, Kaufman was working as a waiter at the Los Angeles Hilton, where he met another member of the Mer- chant Marine, Jack Kerouac. Soon after, both went north, where they came upon the literary renaissance that San Francisco harbored. Kaufman has been called everything from the original Beat, to the American Rimbaud.
About Bob Kaufman
About bob kaufman. Kathryne V. Lindberg Photo of bob kaufman © Robert E. Johnson. AndPluto Press. bob kaufman JAZZ POET OF THE STREETS by C. Natale Peditto.
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Extractions: http://www.npg.si.edu/img2/rebels/kaufman.jpg P Still "minor," compared to his white bohemian contemporaries, as editor of Beatitude, a San Francisco literary magazine, Kaufman is credited by some with coining "Beat" and exemplifying its voluntarily desolate lifestyle. He enjoyed an underground existence as a "poets' poet" (in Amiri Baraka's poem "Meditation on Bob Kaufman," Sulfur , Fall 1991) and as a legendary performer in the much memorialized street scenes of San Francisco's North Beach and New York's Greenwich Village during the late 1950s through the late 1970s. Kaufman is best known for short lyric poems in African American (Langston Hughes, ed., The New Negro Poetry, 1964, being the first) and avant-garde anthologies (New Directions in Prose and Poetry, #17, 1967, covering poetry and prose; The Portable Beat Reader, 1992). Works originally published by City Lights Bookstore of San Francisco are collected in two New Directions publications, Solitudes Crowded with Loneliness (1965) and The Ancient Rain: Poems 1956-1978 Three early broadsides
Poetry Center - Kaufman, Bob - 12/04/74
Reader kaufman, bob. Accession Number 246. Date 12/04/74. Length 45 minutes.Tape Quality poor. Collection Poetry Center. Ethnicity African American.
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L'Arengario. Beat Generation: Bob Kaufman
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Extractions: Fotografia di Chester Kessler Opere di Bob Kaufman KAUFMAN Bob Second April , San Francisco, City Lights Books, 1959; 19x14,6 cm., pieghevole che aperto misura 87 cm. in lunghezza, stampato al recto e al verso, poesia. Prima edizione. (Pivano 1978: pag. 356). KAUFMAN Bob Does the Secret Mind Whisper? , San Francisco, City Lights Books, 1960; 19x15 cm., foglio pieghevole stampato al recto e al verso, una firma di appartenenza in copertina. Tiratura di 1000 esemplari. Prima edizione. (Pivano 1978: pag. 356). KAUFMAN Bob Solitudes crowded with Loneliness , New York, New Directions Books, 1965; 20,2x13,5 cm., brossura, pp. 6 (90); copertina fotografica b.n. di David Ford. Poesie. Contiene, oltre a nuove poesie, Second April e Abomunist Manifesto . Prima edizione (Pivano 1978: pag. 356). KAUFMAN Bob Golden sardine
Beatland AUTHOR : Bob Kaufman
S PRESS BEATLAND A UTHOR bob kaufman BIOGRAPH Version Links bobkaufman is a poet writer. He was one of fourteen children born
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Extractions: His best known work is Solitudes Crowded with Loneliness, a work that collects ten years of writing. Of it was written of this book, "Mr. Kaufman has a genuine lyric talent and his poetry, at its best is sensuous, exciting, and charged with vitality." His writing promotes and spontaneous, pro- phetic verse that mixes the street talk of the time, jazz, and insight and vision. Solitudes Crowded with Loneliness con- In the 1950s, Kaufman was working as a waiter at the Los Angeles Hilton, where he met another member of the Mer- chant Marine, Jack Kerouac. Soon after, both went north, where they came upon the literary renaissance that San Francisco harbored. Kaufman has been called everything from the original Beat, to the American Rimbaud.
Beatitude Poetry In Memory Of Beat Poet Bob Kaufman
Beatitude Poetry, in memory of Beat poet bob kaufman World PoetryRing - The world's poetry broadside online. bob kaufman - USA.
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Bob Kaufman, American Beatnik Poet - War Memoir-JAZZ, DON'T LISTEN TO IT AT YOUR
bob kaufman's books Solitudes Crowded With Lonliness The Ancient Rain are available from City Lights Bookstore in North Beach. bob kaufman.
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