Liner Notes
In the insert with the original LP release (reproduced in the 1996 reissue), Smith's self-penned liner notes refer, among other things, to:
- Arthur Rimbaud – 19th century French poet, sometime companion of Paul Verlaine. Lived in Ethiopia for the last 11 years of his life.
- Frédéric Rimbaud – Arthur's brother.
- 42nd Street and Ninth Avenue, New York – 1970s crime-ridden zone.
- Privilege – 1967 British movie.
- Ladies and Gentlemen: The Rolling Stones – A concert movie released in 1974.
- Alain Delon – French actor.
- Pier Paolo Pasolini – 1960s Italian poet and film director.
- Bernardo Bertolucci – 1960s Italian writer and film director.
- Jean-Luc Godard – 1960s Franco-Swiss filmmaker.
- August 16, 1977 (1977-08-16) – date of Elvis Presley's death.
- Ghost Dance – 19th century religious movement among some Native American tribes.
- r.e.f.m. – Radio Ethiopia Field Marshal.
- Jean Shrimpton – 1960s British model and actress.
- Paul Jones – 1960s British musician and actor.
- Charles Baudelaire – 19th century French poet.
- CBGB – New York music club.
- Little Richard – 20th century American singer-songwriter.
- New Jersey.
- The UN's declaration of 1979 as International Year of the Child.
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