SATIRE IS SERIOUS BUSINESS

DE FOTIS, WILLIAM

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Some Of My Friends Are Women
How Many Times Had We Found Ourselves Mouthing Received Opinions, Using The Language Of Oppression, Before We No Longer Had Any Claim To Be Oblivious To Our Having Become Both Victim And Perpetrator Of Injustice?
Happy Earth Day
Family Values
You'd Better Not
Homophobia
E.E. Cummings Bagatelles
Sex In Space
Don't Dare Call Me A Lefty
Continuous Showing
What's In A Name? -- U.N. Style
Currency Crisis
We Won The Cold War
The P.C. Tango
In The Cracks
Piece For Flute Solo With Tape Accompaniment
Election Bailed
Televangelists In The Closet
Honey, It Ain't Postmodern (To Be Hankering For You)
Breaking Up Immediately Recognizable Units Of Significance Is Hard To Do
Poem After
String Quartet

NOTES

Satirical songs engineered 1992-94 by Dan Gutwein at Ewell Recital Hall, College of William & Mary, Williamsburg, VA.
Tracks 2, 7, 15 engineered 1993 by Brad Michel at Wellesley, MA.
Tracks 10 and 22 engineered 1981 and 1979 by Jerry Studenka and by the WGUC-FM at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music.
Tracks 16, 20, 21 realized 1980-1991 at the Experimental Music Studios, University of Illinois, Urbana.
Final Master prepared by Rex Anderson.

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