 Keep in mind, this is 1964 and there is no portable recording device that we now take for granted. Even cassette tapes hadn't been invented yet. Marsha Tompkins had to bring a relatively bulky reel-to-reel tape recorder with her to this event and somehow keep her recording as secretive as the group she was recording. You're about to hear the sounds of an era unvarnished, a snapshot of history unpurified. As you listen, remember the context of the time.