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The Words and Sounds of Patti Smith: Bibliography, etc

Claude Chastagner

p. 151-159

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1Providing a complete list of all the sounds, images, and words ever recorded, produced, or written by Patti Smith proves a daunting, and ultimately impossible task, on several accounts. If her own written production is well documented, though for some of it hard to find, the articles written on her poetry, prose, and particularly on her music, are so numerous, have appeared in so many diverse publications, in so many languages, and encompass so many different types of articles, from substantial essays to short chronicles, from reviews to gossips, that the effort would not only be taxing (a complete inventory does not exist at this point), but also meaningless since much of this production is of limited interest. We have consequently chosen to provide an exhaustive bibliography only of Ms. Smith’s production, and of the book-long works devoted to her art. However, the list of articles and essays has intentionally been kept to a small number of significant pieces.

2Likewise, the list given below of her musical recordings is exhaustive only as regards LPs and EPs, whether they were released in vinyl or as Compact Discs. We have chosen not to try and give a list of the singles released by Patti Smith. Many were available in some countries only, since they were released by local subsidiaries of her recording companies. Most do not offer original recordings, but only excerpts from the music already available on the albums. The more obscure pieces (alternative tracks, B-sides, live recordings) have by now been made available on official compilations or as bonuses on re-released discs. Bootlegs could hardly find room in an academic work. We have preferred to refer the reader to on-line lists drawn by reliable fans and collectors. In the same spirit, we have chosen not to provide the serial numbers of her musical production. These numbers change according to the country of release and listing them would have been of limited interest (even if the list was internationally complete), except for the collector, in furthering our appreciation of Ms. Smith’s artistry.

3Our own bibliographical attempts owe a lot to previous efforts, particularly those of John D. deGozzaldi and Fiona Webster. The lists below follow either the alphabetical or a chronological order.

Bibliographie

Words and images

Personal Production

A Useless Death. Stimula Books, New York: Gotham Book Mart, 1972.

Early morning dream/Patti Smith. n.p.: c. 1972.

Kodak. Philadelphia PA: Middle Earth Press, 1972.

Seventh Heaven. Boston, MA: Telegraph Books, 1972.

WĪTT. New York: Gotham Book Mart, 1973.

Ha! Ha! Houdini. New York: Gotham Book Mart & Gallery, 1977.

Patti Smith—Gallerie Veith Turske. Cologne: Gallerie Veith Turske, 1977.

Babel. New York: G.P. Putnam’s Sons, 1978.

Woolgathering. New York: Hanuman Books, 1992.

Early Work 1970-1979. New York: W.W. Norton & Co., 1994.

The Coral Sea. New York: W.W. Norton, 1996.

Wild Leaves. New York: W.W. Norton & Co, 1999.

Auguries of Innocence. New York: Ecco, 2005.

Patti Smith Complete 1975-2006: Lyrics, Reflections, and Notes for the Future. New York: Doubleday, 2006.

Land 250. London: Thames and Hudson, 2008.

Trois. London: Thames and Hudson, 2008.

Just Kids. New York: Harper Collins, 2010.

Contributions & Collaborations

Davis, Lynn. Monument. Santa Fe: Arena Editions, 1999.

Friend, David, ed. More Reflections on the Meaning of Life. New York: Brown & Co., 1992.

Gere, Richard, Pilgrim. New York: Bulfinch Press, 1997.

Greenberg, David, Smith, John and Patti Smith. Strange Messenger: The Work of Patti Smith. Pittsburg, Pennsylvania: The Andy Warhol Museum, 2003.

Holbrook-Pierson, Melissa and Luc Sante ed. O.K. You Mugs: Writers on Movie Actors. New York: Pantheon Books, 1999.

Indiana, Gary. Living With the Animals. New York: Faber & Faber, 1995.

Mapplethorpe, Robert and Patti Smith. Robert Mapplethorpe. New York: Bellport Press, 1987.

Mapplethorpe, Robert and Patti Smith. Flowers Mapplethorpe. New York: Bulfinch Press/Little, Brown & Co., 1990.

Mapplethorpe, Robert and Patti Smith. Portraits/Dessins. Paris: Galerie Baudoin Lebon, 1998.

Rowell, Margit, ed. ‘Contemporary Responses to Artaud,’ in Antonin Artaud: Works on Paper. New York: Museum of Modern Art, 1996.

Shepard, Sam and Patti Smith. Angel City, Curse of the Starving Class & Other Plays. New York. Urizen Books, 1976.

Smith, Patti and Tom Verlaine. The Night. London: Aloes Books, 1976.

Smith, Patti and Steven Sebring. Patti Smith: Dream of Life, New York, Rizzoli, 2008.

Films

Sebring, Steven, dir. Dream of Life. Celluloid Dreams, 2008.

Other Sources

Books on Patti Smith

Bockris, Victor. Patti Smith. London: Fourth Estate, 1999.

Bockris, Victor and Roberta Bayley. Patti Smith: An Unauthorized Biography. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1999.

Greenberg, David and John W. Smith. Patti Smith: Strange Messenger. Philadelphia: Andy Warhol Museum, 2003.

Johnstone, Nick. Patti Smith: A Biography. London: Omnibus Press, 1997.

Moynihan, Ellen. Patti Smith’s New York. Berkeley: Roaring Forties Press, 2009.

Paytress, Mark. Patti Smith’s Horses and the Remaking of Rock’n’Roll. London: Piatkus, 2011.

Roach, Dusty. Patti Smith: Rock & Roll Madonna. South Bend, Ind.: Dusty Roach & Books, 1979.

Shaw, Philip. Patti Smith’s Horses (33 1/3). New York: Continuum, 2008.

Stefanko, Frank. Patti Smith: American Artist. San Rafael, Cal.: Insight Editions, 2006.

Stipe, Michael. Two Times Intro: On the Road With Patti Smith. New York: Little Brown & Co., 1998.

Tarr, Joe. The Words and Music of Patti Smith. Westport, CT: Praeger, 2008.

Thompson, Dave. Dancing Barefoot: The Patti Smith Story. Chicago: Chicago Review Press, 2011.

Sewall-Ruskin, Yvonne. Patti Smith: High on Rebellion. Inside the Underground at Max’s Kansas City. New York: Thunder’s Mouth Press, 1998.

Articles on Patti Smith

Ballen, Kate. ‘Sexual Bruisings: The Poetry of Patti Smith.’ Oxford Literary Review 2.1., 1977.

Daley, Mike. ‘Patti Smith’s ‘Gloria’: Intertextual Play in a Rock Vocal Performance.’ Popular Music 16.3, 1998.

Farber, Jim. ‘Review of Banga.’ New York Daily News, 5 June 2012.

Fricke, David. ‘Patti Smith on Blake and Bush.’ Rolling Stone, May 2004.

Glover, Tony. ‘Sweet Howling Fire: Patti Smith.’ Creem, January 1976.

Glover, Tony. ‘Patti’s Horses.’ Circus, February 10, 1976.

Gold, Mick. ‘Patti Smith: Patti in Excelsis Deo.’ Street Life, May 1976.

Green, Penny. ‘Patty Smith.’ Andy Warhol’s Interview, October 1973.

Gross, Amy. ‘Introducing rock’n’roll’s Lady Raunch, Patti Smith.’ Mademoiselle, September 1975.

Hiss, Tony and David McClelland. ‘ “Gonna be so big! Gonna be a star, Watch me now!” So sings Patti Smith, legitimate poet turned rock artist. She has lived: her lyrics shoe scar tissues.’ The New York Times Magazine, December 21, 1975.

Holmstrom, John and Bridget Hurd, eds. ‘Patti Smith.’ In Punk, The Best of Punk Magazine, New York: Harper Collins, 2012.

Jahr, Cliff. ‘Patti,’ New Times Magazine, December 26, 1975.

Kelly, David. ‘Some Bad Role Models.’ Review of Early Work: 1970–1979, by Smith. New York Times Book Review, 3 Apr. 1994.

McDonnel, Evelyn. ‘Her Back Pages.’ Review of Early Work: 1970–1979, by Smith, Patti. Rolling Stone, May 19, 1994.

Mackinnon, Angus. ‘Patti Stumbles On.’ Street Life, November 29– December 12, 1975.

Marsh, Dave. ‘Her Horses Got Wings, They Can Fly.’ Rolling Stone, January 1, 1976.

Moore, Thurston. ‘Patti Smith.’ BOMB, No. 54, Winter 1996.

Robinson, Lisa. ‘Ms Smith Wows Arista Festival.’ New Musical Express, September 1975.

Robinson, Lisa. ‘Patti Smith: The High Priestess of Rock and Roll.’ Hit Parader, January 1976.

Rockwell, Norman. ‘Patti Smith Plans Album With Eyes on Stardom.’ New York Times, March 28, 1975.

Shapiro, Susan. ‘Patti Smith: Somewhere, Over the Rimbaud.’ Crawdaddy, December 1975.

Sischy, Ingrid. ‘Because the Light.’ Interview, June 1, 1996.

Tosches, Nick. ‘Patti Smith: Straight, No Chaser.’ Creem, September 1978.

Whiteley, Sheila. ‘Patti Smith: The Old Grey Whistle Test, BBC-2 TV, May 11, 1976.’ Ian Inglis ed., Performance and Popular Music: History, Place and Time, Aldershot: Ashgaten, 2006.

Books Containing Substantial Chapters on Patti Smith

County, Wayne. Man Enough to Be A Woman. New York: Grove Press, 1996.

Gimarc, George. Punk Diary: 1970–1979. London: St Martin’s Press, 1994.

Heylin, Clinton. From the Velvets to the Voidoids: A Pre-Punk History for a Post-Punk World. New York: Penguin, 1993.

McNeil, Legs and Gillian McCain. Please Kill Me: The Uncensored Oral History of Punk. New York: Grove Press, 1996.

Morrisroe, Patricia. Mapplethorpe: A Biography. New York: Random House, 1995.

Sounds

Albums (Vinyl & Compact Discs)

The first five albums were released on vinyl. The first CD versions of these albums were released in 1988. The subsequent albums were released on Compact Disc.

The first album, Horse, is credited to Patti Smith; from Radio Ethiopia to Wave, they are credited to Patti Smith Group. All subsequent albums are credited to Patti Smith.

Because the information is not specifically relevant to the present work, the names of the different musicians are not supplied in this discography.

Horses. John Cale, Prod., Arista Records, 1975.

Track list: ‘Gloria (In Excelsis Deo/Gloria),’ ‘Redondo Beach,’ ‘Birdland,’ ‘Free Money,’ ‘Kimberly,’ ‘Break It Up,’ ‘Land (Horses/Land of a Thousand Dances/La Mer (de)),’ ‘Elegie.’

Radio Ethiopia. Jack Douglas, Prod., Arista Records, 1976.

Track list: ‘Ask The Angels,’ ‘Ain’t It Strange,’ ‘Poppies,’ ‘Pissing In A River,’ ‘Pumping (My Heart),’ ‘Distant Fingers,’ ‘Radio Ethiopia,’ ‘Abyssinia.’

Easter. Jimmy Iovine, Prod., Arista Records, 1978.

Track list: ‘Till Victory,’ ‘Space Monkey,’ ‘Because The Night,’ ‘Ghost Dance,’ ‘Babelogue,’ ‘Rock’N’Roll Nigger,’ ‘Privilege (Set Me Free),’ ‘We Three,’ ‘25th Floor,’ ‘High On Rebellion,’ ‘Easter.’

Wave. Todd Rundgren, Prod., Arista Records, 1979.

Track list: ‘Frederick,’ ‘Dancing Barefoot,’ ‘So You Want To Be (A Rock’N’Roll Star),’ ‘Hymn,’ ‘Revenge,’ ‘Citizen Ship,’ ‘Seven Ways Of Going,’ ‘Broken Flag,’ ‘Wave.’

Dream of Life. Jimmy Iovine, Fred ‘Sonic’ Smith, Prod., Arista Records, 1988.

Track list: ‘People Have The Power,’ ‘Going Under,’ ‘Up There Down There,’ ‘Paths That Cross,’ ‘Dream Of Life,’ ‘Where Duty Calls,’ ‘Looking For You (I Was),’ ‘The Jackson Song.’

The Patti Smith Masters. Arista Records, 1996.

This is not a new album, but a re-mastered version of the first five. However, there are bonus tracks on each album:

Horses: ‘My Generation.’

Radio Ethiopia: ‘Chiklets.’

Easter: ‘Godspeed.’

Wave: ‘Fire of Unknown Origin,’ ‘54321/Wave’ (live version).

Dream of Life: ‘As the Night Goes By,’ ‘Wild Leaves.’

Gone Again. Malcolm Burn and Lenny Kaye, Prod., Arista Records, 1996.

Track list: ‘Gone Again,’ ‘Beneath the Southern Cross,’ ‘About a Boy,’ ‘My Madrigal,’ ‘Summer Cannibals,’ ‘Dead to the World,’ ‘Wing,’ ‘Ravens,’ ‘Wicked Messenger,’ ‘Fireflies,’ ‘Farewell Reel.’

Peace and Noise. Patti Smith, Prod., Arista Records, 1997.

Track list: ‘Waiting Underground,’ ‘Whirl Away,’ ‘1959,’ ‘Spell,’ ‘Don’t Say Nothing,’ ‘Dead City,’ ‘Blue Poles,’ ‘Death Singing,’ ‘Memento Mori,’ ‘Last Call.’

Gung Ho. Gil Norton, Prod., Arista Records, 2000.

Track list: ‘One Voice,’ ‘Lo and Beholden,’ ‘Boy Cried Wolf,’ ‘Persuasion,’ ‘Gone Pie,’ ‘China Bird,’ ‘Glitter in Their Eyes,’ ‘Strange Messengers,’ ‘Grateful,’ ‘Upright Come,’ ‘New Party,’ ‘Libbie’s Song,’ ‘Gung Ho.’ Land. Arista Records, 2002.

This is a two-CD album. The first one is a compilation of tracks previously released, the second contains previously unreleased tracks (demos or live versions):

Track list: ‘Piss Factory,’ ‘Redondo Beach,’ ‘Distant Fingers,’ ‘25th Floor,’ ‘Come Back Little Sheba,’ ‘Wander I Go,’ ‘Dead City,’ ‘Spell,’ ‘Wing,’ ‘Boy Cried Wolf,’ ‘Birdland,’ ‘Higher Learning,’ ‘Notes to the Future/Tomorrow.’

Trampin’. Patti Smith, Prod., Columbia Records, 2004.

This is a two-CD album. The first CD contains new tracks:

Track list: ‘Jubilee,’ ‘Mother Rose,’ ‘Stride of the mind,’ ‘Cartwheels,’ ‘Gandhi,’ ‘Trespasses,’ ‘My Blakean Year,’ ‘Cash,’ ‘Peaceable Kingdom,’ ‘Radio Baghdad,’ ‘Trampin’.’

The second CD contains live versions recorded in France on July 23, 2004, at ‘Les Vieilles Charrues’ Festival.

Track list: ‘Jubilee,’ ‘Break It Up’,’Beneath the Southern Cross,’ ‘25th Floor,’ ‘Cash,’ ‘Seven Ways of Going,’ ‘Dancing Barefoot,’ ‘Free Money,’ ‘Ghandi,’ ‘Peaceable Kingdom,’ ‘Gloria.’

Horses/Horses. Arista Records, 2005.

This is a two-CD album. The first is the re-mastered version of Patti Smith’s first album. The second is a live version of Patti Smith’s first album recorded on June 25, 2005, in the Royal Festival Hall during the Meltdown Festival.

February 10, 1971. With Lenny Kaye, Mer Records, 2006.

This album is the recording of the historic first time Patti Smith read poetry on stage, at St Marks Church on New York’s Lower East Side, accompanied on guitar by Lenny Kaye.

Track list: ‘Intro (Anne Waldman),’ ‘Mack The Knife,’ ‘Dedication, “The Devil Has A Hangnail,” “The Wait For You,” “Oath,” “Cry Me River,” “Fire Of Unknown Origin,” “Picture Hanging Blues,” “Prayer,” “Ballad Of A Bad Boy.”

Twelve. Patti Smith, Prod., Columbia Records, 2007.

The album is a collection of songs written and made famous by other artists.

Track list: “Are You Experienced,” “Everybody Wants to Rule the World,” “Helpless,” “Gimme Shelter,” “Within You Without You,” “White Rabbit,” “Changing of the Guards,” “The Boy in the Bubble,” “Soul Kitchen,” “Smells Like Teen Spirit,” Midnight Rider,’ ‘Pastime Paradise,’ ‘Everybody Hurts.’

The Coral Sea. Patti Smith and Kevin Shields, Pask Records, 2008.

This is a two-CD album of spoken word, accompanied on guitar by Kevin Shields.

All tracks untitled (6 tracks on the first CD, 5 on the second).

Just Kids. HarperAudio, 2011.

This is a nine-CD set featuring Patti Smith reading the unabridged version of her book.

Banga. Patti Smith, Tony Shanahan, Jay Dee Daugherty, Lenny Kaye, Prod., Columbia Records, 2012.

Track list: ‘Amerigo,’ ‘April Fool,’ ‘Fuji-san,’ ‘This Is The Girl,’ ‘Banga,’ ‘Maria,’ ‘Mosaic,’ ‘Tarkovsky (The Second Stop Is Jupiter),’ ‘Nine,’ ‘Seneca,’ ‘Constantine’s Dream,’ ‘After The Gold Rush.’

Extended Plays

‘Hey Joe’/‘Radio Ethiopia.’ Arista Records/Pathé Marconi, 1977.

Set Free. Arista Records, 1978.

Track list: ‘Privilege,’ ‘Ask The Angels,’ ‘25th Floor,’ ‘Babel Field.’ Summer Cannibals. Arista Records, 1996.

Track list: ‘Summer Cannibals,’ ‘Come Back Little Sheba,’ ‘Gone Again,’ ‘People Have the Power,’ ‘Summer Cannibals,’ ‘People Have the Power,’ ‘Beneath the Southern Cross,’ ‘Come On In My Kitchen.’

Bootlegs

Interested readers can find a detailed list of available bootlegs, with their track lists and recording history on www.oceanstar.com/patti/.

Web Sites

www.pattismith.net/. Patti Smith’s official website.

http://setlists.pattismithlogbook.info/. An extremely complete and accurate list of all Patty Smith concerts, with set lists.

www.oceanstar.com/patti/. The site has not been updated since 1997, but contains a wealth of material and information up to this date, as well as numerous articles.

www.kaapeli.fi/aiu/ps/index.html. The most accurate and frequently up-dated of currently operational websites.

https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/eternalcafe/info. A discussion forum devoted to Patti Smith.

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