No Identifier Available Free Music Store Ira Weitzman Music Roz Esposito Women's music No Description Available Is Part Of WBAI Radio Programs, circa 1970s Roz Esposito Interviewee Ira Weitzman Host 1546 Access Copy: MP4 No Location Available 1:51:41 https://www.herstories.prattinfoschool.nyc/omeka/files/original/bf1c4cfb2cc3fc2889426792a2e9d940.jpg SPW1961_SideA_20260331.jpg bf1c4cfb2cc3fc2889426792a2e9d940.jpg 2026-05-11 09:07:50 No Location Available 313708 357e19064d3050b965bd6d24a088deac https://www.herstories.prattinfoschool.nyc/omeka/files/original/7def9e7af9a94bdd2362115058c4af5c.mp3 SPW1961_SideA_20260414.mp3 7def9e7af9a94bdd2362115058c4af5c.mp3 2026-05-11 09:07:52 No Location Available 81656256 31d50d7ed49c901158254d59b6d3503c https://www.herstories.prattinfoschool.nyc/omeka/files/original/fbb353182036ef5ae2b7dee318d9671c.mp3 SPW1961_SideB_20260414.mp3 fbb353182036ef5ae2b7dee318d9671c.mp3 2026-05-11 09:07:52 No Location Available 63448584 5a21bebfc5235d0ed6bc056a88d4d87a The name of the first band and the musicians that made it up can unfortunately not be corroborated. Phonetically, the band sounds like "chah-long-a". Phonetically. the musician names sounded Diane Ponzio (lead), congas "Cheryl Grogan," bass "Din Allen," drums "David Pentecost," and cello "Julie Tan". Google Gemini suggested that these were all members of a band called Tsalonga, but could not provide any proof online that these musicians had been in a band together, and did not replicate that response. It's possible these musicians were in a small band together early in their careers, and that no recordings of their performances survive. Digitized Spring 2026